Laksa Lubuk

Selin Simsek

This is our first stop by at this outlet specialising in "Laksa" Perak style. We have been patronising Laksa "Sarang" Pokok Limau, Laksa Lempor, Laksa Lembah (well-known 'Food Joint' for Cendol/ABC/Laksa... etc.. by the Perak River waterfront in Kuala Kangsar) but never ever attempted this joint which acts "Laksa Tepung/Beras". At this juncture we found KKangsar to go to our sisters'-in-legislation; one in Tmn Kenari n another in Beluru. It had been during Beluru that Search engines Map located for all of us 'Laksa Lubuh' getting very much nearer than if we consider the path thru the H'way fromKKangsar city to Grik. Nevertheless, upon almost achieving the place... due "Web signal dropped" we relied on the locals to steer us. For ardent fans of Laksa there is a distinction between Laksa Tepung n Laksa Beras. Most of us ordered the previous though needlessly to say the "gravy (kuah)" in Perak is even more watery (chayo) than those around or in Klang Valley. They use less "seafood meat" within their 'gravy'. Before departing we purchased 1kg of Laksa to collect. This time with Search engines Maps assistace we attempted the alternate exit path which shorten the trip back towards City by getting into the KKangsar-Grik H'way. Our 3d2N stay static in KK furthermore allowed us to go to our bedridden bro-in-regulation who shortly after our arrival he had been ferried by Ambulance to the KK Medical center and later was used in Taiping Hosp

Demirhansevik

If you are unfamiliar with the area, carry out follow GoogleMap closely.Great place, good assistance.Unique laksa taste, might not be acceptable for folks outside Kuala Kangsar region.Ample parking, however accessibility road could be narrow.Traditional style woodfire kitchen. Noodle created from rice.

Duygu Ispalar

Laksa, cendol dan ABC terbaik di Kuala Kangsar. Laksa asli Kuala Kangsar di masak cara tradisi dengan menggunakan dapur kayu..