What’s for Lunch? – Sunshine Square Food court (Part 2)

Sunshine Square Food Court is definitely a place we frequently visit for its delicious food, low price, air conditioned food court with an indoor car park (else we run the risk of getting soaked if the rain suddenly pouring during lunchtime!). My previous Part 1 post (link) mentioned about the Tomyam/Clear Soup Stall, Rice Set Stall & Sarawak Kolo Mee Stall. Here are some additional photos of the Tomyam Meat Vermicelli and Black Sauce Kolo Mee from our visits after the 1^st post.

The Tomyam Meat Vermicelli contains minced pork and meatball thus the minced pork can absorb tomyam well. However, my LOVE is still the FISH! B+F+F please (Haha.. those who frequent the stall should know this code)!

Tomyam Meat Vermicelli with Minced Pork, Meatball & Fishball

After trying the original Sarawak Kolo Mee and the Chicken Kolo Mee, we gave the black sauce kolo mee a try. It tasted kind of sweet so I think I still prefer the original one. =)

Now let’s move on to other stalls!

Black Sauce Kolo Mee

Wantan Mee Stall

This stall is handled totally alone by an Indonesian (I think is Indonesian), she cooks, takes order, delivers the food all by herself. Don’t be alarmed by the girl’s ethnicity as the wantan mee is delicious! It’s one of the most popular stalls in Food court. Some even orders the deep fried wantan as snacks. For me, I always order the wantan soup as lunch whenever I’m feeling FAT (which is EVERYDAY). *facepalm* It was chewy and I love it when the soup become sour-y when I throw in some green chili. *thumb up*

My BELOVED Wantan Soup with Green Chili

Taiwanese Rice Set Stall

This stall specializes in Taiwan style rice set with RM5 as lowest price. The RM5 rice set includes fried chicken cutlets, braised egg, some minced meat on rice and pickled vegetable to complete the taste. This is certainly comfort food whenever one is starving. They also have even larger set with lemon chicken and spicy crispy chicken. When it was 1^st opened, the rice was really dry as there is not enough gravy from the minced meat but they have since improved tremendously.

This is the Basic Set with Fried Chicken, Braised Egg, Pickled Vegetable and Lu Lou Fan

This is the Set with Lemon Chicken

This is the Set with Spicy Crispy Chicken in following picture! =P

Look at the Sheer Size of this Spicy Crispy Chicken!

Instant Cook Koay Teow Soup/Sell Whatever Stall

This is a newer stall in the middle selling instant cook koay teow soup – you may choose Maggie mee, Loh Shu Fun, yellow noodles or vermicelli. A bowl of these contains minced pork, pork skin, meatball, fishball and vegetables. The portion is quite big so you might want to reconsider if you want to order the “big” one. Other than soup based meal, it also offers dried koay teow as well. You may also add on egg for your koay teow if you are an egg person like me. =)

Dry Koay Teow with Add-on Egg

It also has some herbal pork leg vermicelli and even a set of nasi lemak rice with satay which my colleague sampled. Well, she says those are not bad!

Nasi Lemak Set

Chu Char Stall

The Chu Char Stall near Kolomee is selling all the chu char stuffs such as fried hor fun, fried vermicelli, KL style loh mee and one of our favourites is their “Tai Lok Mee”. The thick black soy sauce coupled with the thick noodles is definitely something to try. My colleague also loves their salted fish fried vermicelli.

Tai Lok Mee

Stir Fried Stall

The Stir Fried stall is one of the oldest in the food court and it’s located beside wantan mee stall. They sell fried rice, fried koay teow, fried noodle, fried loh shu fun etc. We do sometimes order the fried koay teow when we throw our diet plan out of the window! *facepalm*

Fried Koay Teow

Sunshine Square Food Court is located in Sunshine Square (Duh!) in Bayan Baru, Penang.