What to eat in Teluk Intan | from chee cheong fun to mee rebus (Food Review)

If you plan a trip to Teluk Intan and want to explore the town’s culinary scene, you’re at the right place. The town is home to many descendants of the Malay and Chinese people who have been running food businesses for generations. Some of the most famous Teluk Intan food outlets have been passed down from generation to generation for more than fifty years.
In this video, we will share our personal experiences of the eateries we visited in Teluk Intan. Our food journey included trying out various local delicacies such as Chee Cheong Fun (flat rice noodles), rojak (local fruit salad), the famous mee rebus, traditional Chinese biscuits, and freshly fried prawns from four giant woks. As we had only stayed overnight in Teluk Intan, we focused on Teluk Intan’s most unique and famous foods. We aim to provide insight into what you can expect to eat in Teluk Intan. Our review, written from the perspective of someone who has been in the food industry for two decades, will be helpful to you.
Also, you can find more information in our related food blog, "Teluk Intan Food Review - From Chee Cheong Fun to Mee Rebus" at travelwithlens.com/teluk-inta...

[@mylucaluca1]

I love mee Rebus Teluk Intan.. so nice

[@keluargamubarok]

wow it looks really delicious, looks like you really enjoyed eating it🤤, greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@CKology]

Great vblog 🎉 I missed TEluk Intan

[@cwleon82]

Missing Hawayi! Missing Maharani Road & 58 Glutton square too! LOL

[@user-ik4pj7ql7n]

The CCF is overly over-rated. Not nice at all. My homemade CCF is better. Stop promoting and mislead others.