Lang Sae Lee – Home Cooked Thai Food by the Jetty

Siam Laksa condiments

Condiments for the Siam Laksa – onions, chopped chillies and chopped preserved radish (“chai poh”)

Thai-Laksa

The Siam Laksa is different from the local Penang Assam Laksa as the soup base is creamy with coconut milk goodness and really ‘lemak’. Lang Sae Lee’s version is chockful of fish flakes. I love the thin laksa noodles used and the soup pleasantly hints of kaffir leaves and lemon grass.

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The preserved radish gives the dish an interesting flavour too!

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We also ordered the Salted Fish Fried Rice after finding out from Criz that Madam Lee prepares her own salted fish. We tucked in happily to this delicious savoury dish. The salted fish was fragrant but not too overpowering.

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I couldn’t resist ordering the fish cakes as they are one of my favourite Thai snacks ever! Lang Sae Lee’s fish cakes definitely packs a punch with its fragrant kaffir leaves and the cucumber chili dip.

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For drinks, I would highly recommend the refreshing ‘home brewed ribena’ as Mdm Lee fondly calls it. Its actually brewed rosselle flower drink. Other than the rosselle drink, they also serve a few types of can drinks and mineral water.

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We also ordered their Fried Enoki Mushrooms and Fried Kangkung. All very cripsy and delicious but oh so unhealthy. 😛 Though it definitely makes for a great snack!

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My brother has had many a bad Pad Thai before in the various Thai fast food restaurants dotting Penang and KL. So he was rather reluctant to order the Pad Thai here. But I insisted on giving it a chance. And boy am I glad we did. The noodles here were soft, silky and slightly chewy (against the flat tasting hard ones I’ve encountered) with a slightly sweet after taste. Yum!

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23 comments

  1. Wah.. the stuffed chicken wing looks good!! I damn lazy to eat chicken wing becoz of the bones one!! Wah.. must make a trip to Penang liao.. fast fast.

  2. hey! i loveeee thai food and always feel that penang lacks very good thai food! must give this place a shot! keep the good food places coming gal!

    1. oh i got lucky and managed to park right in front of the bird shop (it wasn’t open for business). another time i parked opposite the road.
      but you can also park after the bird shop, there is a small lane where the famous Tan Jetty prawn fritters stall is. Drive in and go all the way to the end. Walk towards your left (if you are facing the sea) and you will come to Lang Sae Lee. i hope this isn’t confusing! for more maps, please refer to:
      http://www.crizfood.com/1157/lang-sae-lee-thai-food/

  3. I just tried it on 20 Nov 2010 after check it out from the blogs, the taste is just so so, ok only and extremely not worth to try coz it is expensive, 3 of us go, 1 ordered sambal fried rice, another order laksa, and i ordered pineapple fried rice, then we ordered 3 chicken wings, 5 small pieces of fish cake(bite size), seaweed soup, taufu, 3 ribena drinks, the bills came up to RM67……………we got a shock seeing the bill.

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