EatingAsia reader Vikram is 'addicted' to the offerings at Yu Ai (seafood curry noodles and tomyam) and desperate to know the location of this Segambut eatery's Subang location.
I'm clueless - can anyone out there help him out?
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I don't know about the one in Subang, but there is one in PJ SS2 (Jalan SS2/8), behind Cheow Yang restaurant, ie a few shops away from Nasi Kandar Kayu.
Posted by: slau | 2006.05.11 at 08:33
I can't remember the exact address but I think it is behind USJ 9/5N, the row of shops behind Penang Village restaurant
Posted by: Eater | 2006.05.11 at 09:48
i didnt know they have one in SUbang but they do have a branch in Pandan Indah
Posted by: michael | 2006.05.12 at 13:11
I think the one in Subang, USJ9, has closed down. I'm not sure where the nearest is but Lot 10 food court (downstairs) used to have a stall. It should still be there. Good luck! :)
Posted by: Sue | 2006.05.16 at 12:20
Next to the RHB Bank. Ask for directions there. Should not be too difficult to find it. Just off the main road.
Posted by: bayi | 2006.07.24 at 20:53