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To retired is to expired, but for one passionate individual, Megan Wong decided to venture into the world of baking after leaving her accounting job behind at the age of 62 years old.

Founded more than a year ago, Moment Wonders is a home baking business specializing in exquisite eclairs, puffs and financiers. She started Moment Wonders with the help of her daughters from home.

Never Stop Learning

While Megan had gained proficiency in cakes and cookies through online recipes, she felt the desire to specialize in eclairs, drawing inspiration from the stunning creations of renowned pastry chef Christophe Adam.

Fueling with passion to bake pastries, she attended a one-month intensive baking course at a French school and even took an online éclair course conducted by a Russian pastry chef.

Art Of Running Home Based Business

Moment Wonders adopts a pre-order system. This allows for meticulous planning and preparation, ensuring that only what has been ordered is made, guaranteeing the freshness of their pastries.

To ensure the highest quality in their creations, the ingredients are carefully sourced from trusted suppliers, such as Niko Neko for matcha and houjicha, and Callebaut for premium Belgian chocolate.

While Megan mostly in-charge in sourcing ingredients and baking, her daughters manage the social media platforms and assist with assembling pastries during weekends, fostering a close-knit family dynamic while imparting the values of pursuing dreams and passion.

Passion Fuels Small Business

For those considering starting a home baking business, Moment Wonders’ advice is simple: if you love baking, just do it.

As for the future of Moment Wonders, the focus remains on creating more exquisite eclairs, puffs and financiers. To Megan, baking brings a sense of relaxation and creative expression, who hopes to continue spreading joy and fulfilling every dessert lovers.

In the world of baking, Moment Wonders has embarked on a journey that blends passion, family, and delectable treats, leaving a trail of satisfied taste buds and happy memories in its wake.

How To Order?

Website: www.instagram.com/momentwonders/
WhatsApp: 011-5634 1851 (Spend a min. of RM100 for FREE DELIVERY, CAPPED AT RM10)
Coverage Area: Klang Valley

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Parents! The school break is here again! Have no idea where to go and don’t want to stay in and watch your kids playing on their iPads? Resorts World Genting may be the your next destination for a family fun-cation! 

Check out these Resorts World Genting kid-friendly hidden gems and activities, from enjoying meals to riding family-friendly attractions.

Ride to the peak with Awana SkyWay

Take the Awana SkyWay from the mid-hill to the peak in just 10 minutes. There’s also a glass floor gondola which lets you enjoy the panoramic view of Resorts World Genting. Wanna save time? Get the express boarding and skip the line.

Enjoy endless fun at Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park

Be greeted with vibrant lights and futuristic vibes at Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park, where more than 20 rides await you and your family. Make sure you don’t miss out these exciting rides:

1. Ride Em’ Round – A classic merry-go-round that will never get old
2. Space Cadets – Be the pilot and control the ship
3. Skyscraper – A family-friendly ferris wheel with colourful gondolas that provides an amazing view of the park.

For more exciting rides check out more at here!

Pins down at Genting Bowl

Score a strike at Genting Bowl! This place is ideal for a little friendly rivalry amongst families and friends!

Teleport to another dimension at Sky VR

With cutting-edge virtual reality (VR) technology, you can transcend time, space, and physical limits. Step into new realms where you can do things you never thought possible. 

Find out more from here!

Game on at Vision City Video Games Park

When you hear arcade music and gamers shouting and screaming, you know you’re at the arcades. A place where you can find classic games that unveil your inner child. Prove your skill to your kids by showing them how many basketballs you can toss through the hoop!

Enjoy Delicious Spanish food at La Fiesta by Marta’s Kitchen (Non Halal)

Try out the most authentic Spanish delicacies without ever leaving Malaysia at Resorts World Genting’s newest eatery! 3 must- try dishes are:

1. Presa Iberica – Vermouth-marinated and pan-seared pork shoulder
2. Crema Catalana – Caramelised custard cream
3. Churros – Plain sugar or Cinnamon Sugar with a choice of Vanilla Crème or Chocolate Dipping Sauce

Have a seafood feast at Burger & Lobster (Pork-Free)

Did you know that Resorts World Genting is one of the biggest importers of live lobsters in Malaysia? Feast on the fresh Atlantic lobsters and expect the same excellent quality as you  would experience at London’s Burger & Lobster. Don’t forget to try the Chili Lobster, which is exclusively offered at Resorts World Genting, to satisfy Asian taste buds!

Malaysia’s First-ever CoComelon Event

The most-watched kids channel on YouTube has reached at Resort World Genting. Be sure to visit JJ and Cody and ride on CoComelon Bus Parade and experience the CoComelon Inflatable Playland!

Find out more from here!

Meet & Greet Genting’s Highland Heroes

Drop by and say hi to the 6 heroes at Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park on every Friday to Sunday or Genting Skyworlds Hotel lobby on every Saturday and Sunday!

Find out more from here!

Explore Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! Adventureland

Bring your loved ones along, and be ready to explore a surprising world at Ripley’s Adventureland! Check out these attractions:

1. 4D Trick Art Museum – trick your vision with illusion arts and snap cool photos
2. Zombie Outbreak – terrifying haunted house for thrill seekers
3. Jurassic Research Center – brings you back to 165 million years ago when dinosaurs dominated the earth
4. INFINITY Time Capsule – interactive installation to take pics for the ‘Gram
5. Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! Odditorium – tour through 300 odd exhibits with your family

Find out more & book the ticket(s) from here!

Back to nature with Genting Nature Adventures

Explore a mountainous rainforest that is 130 million-years-old and nestled at 3,500 feet above sea level. With a fun guided tour of the Awana Trails or Clearwater Way, you will be able to discover the unique biodiversity that is only available at Genting Highlands.

Find out more about Genting Nature Adventures here!

Shopping Spree at Genting Highlands Premium Outlets® (GHPO)

Shop at the world’s first hilltop Premium Outlet Center! Over 150 designer brands and outlets with remarkable discounts of up to 65% just for you!

Find out more from here!

Nothing’s better than enjoying holiday high above the clouds! Tonne of tempting & fun activities await you and your family! School holiday room packages are only available for a limited time, so don’t miss out! Check out here and start planning your fun-cation with your loved ones!

*This article is co-written by Lau Su Xin and Ivy Yong

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Many homesick Malaysians are stranded overseas during this global pandemic. Aside from being separated away from their loved ones in homeland, some would miss the taste of the authentic Malaysian food.

Priyadashini Maganathan, otherwise known as Priya, migrated to Isle of Man after marriage in 2018 when she was 27-years-old. The Puchong native made a point to visit her single mother annually until last year, her plan was crushed. She hasn’t been home for two years.

Meet Priya, a Malaysian who moved to Isle Of Man with her furkid, Thorin, after marrying her husband. Image Credit: Priyadashini Maganathan

One of the ways Priya cope with homesickness is to cook Malaysian food. She started cooking as a hobby after moving to Isle of Man, an island located approximately 3 hours ferry ride from Liverpool in the UK.

As a wedding present, Priya’s mother gave her a written recipe book. Apart from seeking guidance from her mother, she learned how to cook herself by watching online videos.  

Realising that she has a talent for cooking, Priya also found it hard to get a job with her marketing background hence she decided to start Makan at IOM, a food delivery business specializing in Malaysian cuisine.

This Malaysian Living In Isle Of Man Sells and Delivers Nasi Lemak and Many More Malaysian Food

Priya specialises in cooking nasi lemak, chicken rice, rendang, and curry puffs which have also been a hit amongst Malaysians who are living there.

Malaysian food is not something unheard of amongst people who live in Isle of Man and the UK. “They are quite familiar actually. Even many people on the island have been to Malaysia or Singapore,” Priya shared.

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In terms of flavour and spicy level, Priya also gets local customers but tweaks her recipes to reduce the level of spiciness to fit the locals’ taste buds. She tries her best to keep the authenticity of the flavours.

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With the economy opening back up, Priya says that sales have been picking up

During the lockdowns in UK, Priya’s business was affected and she had to resort to home deliveries as offices were closed. However as the UK government has opened up the economy now, things are getting back to normal for Makan at IOM and Priya.

Priya feels thankful that her husband’s moral support has been of much help. Cooking wise, it wasn’t so much as the UK and Isle of Man apply standard and strict policy on food hygiene and food handling. Priya even needed to attend a mandatory one-day course and get a certificate for food hygiene.

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“But for our personal meals, he definitely helps me. He even makes a good Wantan Mee,” said Priya, cheekily adding that she really enjoyed her husband’s home cooked Malaysian meal.

As a start-up coping with the pandemic, Priya and Makan at IOM rose soared to higher heights by persevering in the face of adversity and promoting flavours of Malaysia.

How To Order?

Website: www.makanatiom.com

WhatsApp: +44 7624317680

Delivery Days & Time: Wed, Thurs and Fri

Coverage Area: Douglas & Onchan

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There’s no shortage of good Japanese restaurants in KL & PJ, however the top notch ones could get really costly. That being said, if you’re not loaded in cash, it can be challenging to enjoy a satisfying Japanese meal.

A good quality Chicken Karaage set could run you up to RM30 to RM50. So we ask ourselves why pay a bomb for a la carte when you can have a wide variety of Japanese food in a buffet form?

Think unlimited sushi, teppanyaki, sashimi, shabu-shabu and more. So today we have listed 12 Japanese buffet spot where you can eat unlimited Japanese food in 2021. Read on and find out!

1. Mitasu A La Carte Japanese Buffet

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Mitasu Japanese Restaurant is one of the places to be if you’re looking for table service Japanese buffet. Their menu includes sashimi, sushi, cold cuts, tempura, teppanyaki, noodles, drinks and desserts. The ambience of Mitasu is warm which makes you relax while you dine here but we do have to remind you that you have a time limit on the buffet. Established for nearly 10 years, to-date they have 2 outlets, Bukit Bintang and Old Klang Road.

Mitasu Japanese Restaurant (Bukit Bintang)

Address: Central Plaza, 2506, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 1130am – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm (Weekdays); 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm (Weekends)

Mitasu Japanese Restaurant (Old Klang Road)

Address: Lot 306, Jalan Klang Lama, Batu 3, 58000 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm

Status: Pork-Free
Price: Adult (RM76.40++), Senior Citizens (RM58.60++), Children 80cm – 100cm (RM18++), Children 101 – 135cm (RM38++)

2. Jogoya

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Jogoya provides a memorable dining experience featuring over 400 dishes from different cuisines, namely Japanese, Chinese and Western. Expect to find dishes such as sushi, sashimi, ramen, soba, seafood, dimsum and auto machines steamboat. Moreover, they have Häagen-Dazs ice cream that can be eaten unlimited at the buffet. They’ve finally opened on April 5 after being closed for a year. Do remember to make reservations before heading to Jogoya.

Address: LG Floor, Starhill Gallery, Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 12pm – 4.20pm, 5pm – 10pm

Price:

Weekday Buffet

• Lunch RM128+ per adult
• Dinner RM138+ per adult

Weekend & Public Holiday Buffet

• Lunch RM148+ per adult
• Dinner RM158+ per adult

3. Suki-ya

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Suki-ya has several outlets scattered around Klang Valley. To find out which branch is nearer to you, you may click this link. Their choices of broth include traditional shabu-shabu, sukiyaki (sweetened soy sauce), miso or kimchi. The sliced meat lamb is the best among chicken or beef, all meat are sliced thinly and melts-in-your-mouth! Round up your meal with sushi, free flowing drinks and ice cream and you have a well worth it meal.

Address & Hours: Click here for full list of locations and operation hours

Price:

Weekday Buffet

• Lunch RM41.55 nett per adult, RM20.75 per child
• Dinner RM49.65 nett per adult, RM24.80 per child

Weekend Buffet

• Lunch RM45 nett per adult, RM22.50 per child
• Dinner RM53.15 nett per adult, RM26.55 per child

4. Kuro Teppanyaki

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We Malaysians love the “cook-it-yourself” sort of meals. This is the first DIY teppanyaki buffet in Malaysia. Here you can fulfill your dreams of being a teppanyaki chef and cook your own meat. You can also ask the friendly staff for help if you are unsure of what to do. Some of the meat cuts available are Australian Premium Cube Steak, Australian Premium Beef Karubi and Australian Lamb Cube. Grab a spatula and enjoy yourself!

Address: 9A, Nadayu28 Dagang, Jalan PJS 11/7, Bandar Sunway, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: 11.30pm – 3.30pm, 6pm – 11pm

Address: L01-6, No.1, Persiaran Multimedia, Seksyen 7, Jalan Plumbum 7/102, I-city, 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor
Operating Hours: 10pm – 10pm

All-You-Can-Eat Buffet

• Adult: RM52.90
• Children 91cm – 140cm: 50% Off, Children Below 91cm: Free

Australian Wagyu Premium Buffet

• Adult: RM138
• Children 91cm – 140cm: 50% Off, Children Below 91cm: Free

5. Hanare Japanese Restaurant

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Beef lovers, get ready to be amazed by the delights of Hanare. They are one of the more popular Japanese buffet restaurants in town, known for their free-flow Australian wagyu beef. Once you’re done with wagyu beef, dig into their high quality free-flow slices of fresh sashimi that doesn’t skimp on thickness and quality. Also keep an eye out for their other Japanese side dishes such as sushi, tempura and sushi rolls.

Address: Vista Tower 182, Jalan Tun Razak, Kampung Datuk Keramat, 50400 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11.30am – 2:30pm, 5.30pm – 10pm

Sunday A La Carte Buffet Brunch (12pm – 2.30pm)

• Adult: RM198++
• Children aged 4 to 12: RM89++
• Wagyu Beef is limited to 120gm per guest.

6. ROCKU Yakiniku 

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ROCKU Yakiniku serves up a tantalising yakiniku feast, ranging from beef, lamb, pork to chicken, flown in all the way from Australia and New Zealand. Also keep an eye out for their seafood selections, such as shell-on mussels, scallops, prawns, saba fish, butter fish, squid and many more. As of now, they have 4 outlets in the Klang Valley, namely Pavilion, 1 Utama, Sunway Pyramid and The Gardens.

Address & Hours: Click here for full list of locations and operating hours.
Operating Hours: 11.30am – 2:30pm, 5.30pm – 10pm

LUNCH (11am – 5pm) 

• Weekdays: RM39.90++ per adult
• Weekends: RM49.90++ per adult
• Child 50% off 

DINNER (5pm – 11pm)

• Weekdays: RM49.90++ per adult
• Weekend: RM 49.90++ per adult
• Child : 50% off

7. Wagyu More

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In need of a shabu-shabu fix? Check out Wagyu More. This meaty feast gives access to both beef and pork slices, serving serving free flow Australian beef, US pork loin, pork shoulder and lots more. For those who are ready to splurge, they also have curated a category called Premium Buffet package, which lets you eat unlimited Japanese A5 Wagyu Beef, Australian wagyu beef, Spanish iberico pork and black angus beef.

Address: T-216-B, 3rd Floor The Gardens Mall, Lingkaran Syed Putra, Mid Valley City, 59200 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11am – 10pm

Latest Price: Click Here

8. Genji Japanese Restaurant

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If you’re one to try a Japanese buffet in Petaling Jaya, Genji Japanese Restaurant in Hilton PJ will definitely not disappoint. Their all-you-can-eat Japanese-themed buffet spans free-flow sashimi, teppanyaki fare, sushi, agemono, and more. Another mention-worthy point about Genji is their spacious and comfortable dining area, perfect for family and social gatherings.

Address: 2, Jalan Barat Hilton Petaling Jaya, 46200 Petaling Jaya
Operating Hours: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 10.30pm

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9. Kampachi EQ

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Located right in the heart of Bukit Bintang, Kampachi is one place to consider for á la carte buffet. Their Sunday brunch lets you indulge in decadent and all the more delicious selection of their fresh sashimi, sushi, rolls, yakimono, soba nooles, and dessert like dorayaki and sorbet. Nabemono, or Japanese hotpot dishes is another highlight of the buffet spread, which comes with 3 options- sukiyaki (beef or chicken) and yosenabe (seafood and vegetarian). Free Flow Sake option is also available.

Address: Ground Floor, EQ Equatorial Plaza, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 9pm

EQ Kampachi Sunday Brunch

• Adult: RM168
• Children (age 5-12): RM78

10. Iketeru [Temporarily Close For Buffet]

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With a design that resembles a tranquil Japanese ninja village, it’s not hard to see why this place is always filled with Japanese food lovers. Located in Hilton Kuala Lumpur, Iketeru serves up a mouth-watering feast of Japanese food featuring delicately plated fresh sashimi, sushi rolls, shabu-shabu, sukiyaki, teppanyaki, and more.

Address: Level 8, 3, Jalan Stesen Sentral, Kuala Lumpur Sentral, 50470, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 6pm – 10pm

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11. Mo-Mo Paradise

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Thinking to go with either sukiyaki or shabu-shabu? When you’re at Mo-Mo Paradise, you don’t have to sacrifice one or another, because you can have both in one place. Mo-Mo Paradise describe themselves as the traditional Japanese hotpot with a modern twist. They feature all-you-can-eat meat slices such as sakura pork that is sourced locally and beef that is imported from Australia, as well as vegetables, tofu and mushroom, accompany their menu of three different broths.

Address: Lot P1, Unit P1-10, P1-11 Level 4, Lot 10 Shopping Centre, 50, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 12pm – 10pm

Price

• Single Pot: RM68++
• Mixed Pot: RM78++

12. Enju (Temporarily Closed)

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The Friday and weekend buffet at Enju allows you to chow down on fresh sushi and sashimi, as well as other Japanese dishes like teppanyaki, soups, toden, tempuras, grilled seafood, and more. Do take note that the buffet is only available at dinner time. With its open kitchen concept, every dish is made to order, ensuring what you get is at its freshest state!

Address: Level 2, Hotel & Residences, Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Jalan Conlay, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm

Also Check Out: 11 Amazing Pasta Spots You Absolutely Have To Try In The Klang Valley

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We all have plans to stay in touch with our friends after secondary school but sometimes such plans fail and the friendships you built in your youth are lost as an adult. Fortunately, this is not the case for six close friends from Methodist Boys School in KL.

Started in December 2020, Co-Cane is founded by a group of six engineering and applied mathematics graduates, who happens to be friends since secondary school.

The Inspiration Behind Co-Cane

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What’s the inspiration behind the brand? The founders did not want it to be just another ordinary drinks shop. Therefore they decided to come up with some fusion that they could infuse into the juices. The six co-founders put their degree in engineering to good use by engineering different flavours and fusion of drinks.

Co-Cane is a beverage stall specialises in sugar cane and coconut drinks. Located at a cozy nook at Jalan Sentul Pasar Dalam, they specializes in sugar cane and coconut drinks. Customers will also enjoy a plethora of sugar cane and coconut based drinks, price range of RM3.50 to RM7.50.

Co-cane’s sugarcane juice & coconut water (500ml bottle)

Menu of Co-cane in 2021.

Co-cane serves freshly brewed drinks with no added sugar (except for their coconut shake) and preservatives which is perfect for all the health enthusiasts out there.

Check out some of their top flavours:

Mango Cane (Regular cup)

Ginger Cane (Large Cup) & Original Coconut Shake With Oreo Chunks (Regular cup)

Pine Cane with QQ Jelly Topping (Regular cup)

Cojito – it’s Co-cane’s take on a virgin mojito

Melon Cane (Regular cup)

The six friends were going back and forth for a while on what to name the stall. “Amongst other name that came into contention was Sugarplace, Sugar.co, Cane and Co. The name Co-Cane was what we could say came to us in a lightning moment,” said Danesh K, head of Co-Cane social media marketing. “Everyone was happy with that name as it is catchy and would definitely get attention from the public!”

With a stellar menu of drinks and a strong will to succeed, these boys are proving that they are here to stay and to wow our taste buds. Whether you’re a coconut water lover or sugarcane lover, or you love a mix of everything, as we Malaysians usually do, you can certainly find the perfect drink to tickle your fancy.

Pay Them A Visit Today!

Looking for a place to fill Insta-worthy posts and quench your thirst at the same time? Definitely drop by and give them your support.

Co-Cane KL

Address: Jalan Sentul Pasar Dalam, Sentul
Operating Hour: 11am – 5.30pm, daily

Social Media Link(s): Facebook | Instagram

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Korean dramas and music hit us during the early 2000 and has left its mark ever since. And slowly, many Korean restaurants started to sprung up over Malaysia. In today’s world, it’s no longer necessary for you to travel all the way to South Korea in order to have a taste of authentic Korean dishes.

Expat recommendations? If you’re looking for a Korean restaurant that serves food in that category, then you’ve come to the right place. From a Korean BBQ spot in Mont Kiara to secret gems in Puchong and Bangi, let’s take a look at these 10 secret gems where Korean expats love to eat. Jal meokkessumnida!

1. Po Cha Korean Restaurant Ampang

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Ampang is always an ideal place to look for Korean food and Po Cha Korean Restaurant is one of the best restaurants in the area. Upon entering, you’ll be greeted with Korean scribbling, graffiti, posters, and old calendars, which just adds to the authentic eating experience in South Korea. And their food is super authentic; Po Cha Army Stew comes with a spicy and sourly soup topped with tofu, ham, sausage and springy ramyeon. Pairing them with their BBQ pork. So good!

Address: 15, Jalan Sulaiman 3, Taman Putra Sulaiman, 68000 Ampang, Selangor
Opening Hours: Everyday, 5.30pm – 12am

2. Sae Ma Eul Korean BBQ

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If you always wanted to enjoy a good barbecue with some friends over dinner and supper like one of the scenes from your favourite K-drama, Sae Ma Eul Korean BBQ is the right place to be. The al fresco-like barbecue joint serves assorted grilled pork, chicken and beef. Aside from their barbecue meats, the other popular dish is their Spicy Rice Ball, a delicious side dish to have while waiting for the meat to be cooked. Shape them into balls and place over the fire until the outer layer is crunchy. Oh! So satisfying!

Address: 1-G Jalan Solaris 4,  Mont Kiara 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: Everyday, 3pm – 1am

3. Eid Authentic Korean Cuisine (Halal)

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Many Korean restaurant in the market are usually non-Halal because most of the traditional Korean dishes comes with pork ingredients. Over here in Eid Authentic Korean Cuisine, they serve Halal-certified Korean food so that every Muslim believers can enjoy delicious and affordable Korean food. You can enjoy a wide variety of authentic Halal Korean dishes such as bibimbap, ramyeon, fried chicken and many more. In addition they also serve Korean street food like cheesy corn dog and dumplings.

Address: 17, Jalan PJU 8/5d, Damansara Perdana, 47820 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: Everyday, 11am – 10.30pm

4. Ticket To Korea

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Used to be a very popular place for a drink, Setiawalk in Puchong hold many good dining places to spend your night. Ticket To Korea is one of them. The restaurant has a urban and modernized ambience, unlike the typical Korean restaurant with traditional settings. You can find an extensive menu of classic Korean with fusion mix. Some of their signature dishes are Cheese Pork Ribs, Mozzarella Topoki and Sous Vide Pork Belly Steak.

Address: C-8-1, Block C, Setiawalk, Persiaran Wawasan, Jalan Wawasan 1/1, Taman Wawasan, 47160 Puchong, Selangor
Opening Hours: Everyday, 12pm – 11pm

5. Dae Sa Kwan Korean BBQ Restaurant

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Another great Korean barbecue place, Dae Sa Kwan is located at the heart of Sri Hartamas. This hidden gem is air-conditioned so that you can enjoy your Korean barbecue at a more comfortable setting. For spicy noodle lovers, dig into their Jjamppong (Korean spicy seafood noodle soup) that’s loaded with seafood – clams, muscles and shrimp. You can get the usual Korean dishes as well, such as seafood pancake to cold noodles, and comforting soups such as ginseng chicken soup.

Address: 40, Jalan 25/70a, Desa Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: Everyday, 11.30am – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm

6. Sopoong

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Sopoong is one of the biggest Korean restaurants chain in the country. You can usually allocate Sopoong in shopping complexes. They started in year 2011 and slowly increase their franchises during the years. For singleton or those who’d like to dine alone, you’ll be thrilled to find out that most of the dishes are catered to for one pax. Good news is, most of their dishes comes with kimbab hence the meal can certainly fill you up easily. Do give it a try if you haven’t tried it yet.

Address & Opening Hours: https://www.facebook.com/mysopoong/

7. Gangnam Oppa Bbq

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Damansara Uptown houses plenty of great dining places such as cafes, mamaks, bars and lots more. They also houses arguably one of the best BBQ place in the area which is Gangnam Oppa BBQ. Gangnam Oppa BBQ started their business since 2016 and been cooking flavourful BBQ ever since. Their meat is way more flavourful compared to other BBQ restaurants which can barely taste the marinated meat. They also have other Korean dishes such as ramen, stews, bibimbap and more. There is certainly something for everyone.

Address: 23, Jalan SS 21/60, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: Everyday, 4pm-1am

8. Buldojang

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While Korean Cuisine is unheard of by many Malaysians, they are commonplace in South Korea. To get a taste of Korean Chinese cuisine, Buldojang in Hartamas is the go-to spot for expats living in that neighbourhood. The most popular item in the menu would be their JJajangmyeon (Black Bean Noodle). Another dish would be their Spicy Seafood Noodle which come in a satisfyingly huge portion that could be shared comfortably among two. As for meat dish, Tangsuyuk. Last but not least, compliment your perfect feast with their Tangsuyuk, which is a Korean-styled sweet and sour chicken or pork with an array of mixed vegetables.

Address: 16, Jalan 24/70a, Desa Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: Everyday, 11am – 10pm, Closed on Wednesday.

9. Hanbing Korean Dessert Cafe

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Usually after a good meal, people will start craving for dessert and you might wanna stop by Hanbing to indulge their wonderful and savory desserts. They serve a wide variety of Bingsu, from the classic Green Tea Bingsu to creative and delicious blueberry cheesecake Bingsu. Each of them have their own unique taste which will definitely satisfy your craving for something sweet. They also serve main course such as burgers, ramyeon, rice and so on.

Address: G-09, SS15 Courtyard, Jalan SS15/4G, Ss 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: Everyday, 11am – 12am

10. KyoChon 1991

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The hype for Korean fried chicken is real and crazy, especially among those K-pop culture fans. You would come to find that KyoChon only uses the finest ingredients to perfect every fried chicken they make. Their fried chicken menu comes in multiple series: Soy Garlic, Red Pepper, Honey, Salsal and Rice.

Address & Opening Hours: https://www.kyochon.com.my/

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Without a doubt, ramen is probably the most popular export from Japan behind sushi (and anime if you’re not talking about food).

There’s no shortage of ramen specialty restaurants in the city, offering everything from tonkotsu to miso to tsuke-men. And we are blessed in the Klang Valley to have some of the finest around. The toughest part is deciding which one to hit up first.

Now lets deep dive into the article titled 10 Japanese Restaurants To Go For Fantastic Ramen In The Klang Valley so you can eat as many ramen and slurp as much broth as your heart desires.

1. Marutama Ramen

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Marutama Ramen is known for their tori paitan (creamy chicken broth), which hails from the city of Kawaguchi in Japan. They are one of the pioneers of using chicken as a soup base for their ramen instead of pork in the Klang Valley. They do however offer pork selections in their menu if you opt to have pork instead of chicken. The restaurant serves up delicious and aromatic chicken base ramen soup such as Char Siu Tamago Ramen and Marutama Tan Men Kakuni Ramen. Which both comes with a generous portion of pork belly and various vegetables.

Address: LG26, Lower Floor, Empire Shopping Gallery, Jalan SS16/1, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: 10am – 9.30pm, daily

2. Ichikakuya Ramen

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Ichikakuya serves Yokohama variation of ramen, known as iekei ramen (or “home-style noodles” in Japanese). The main component of iekei-ramen is the soup broth, which was developed by mixing tonkotsu soup with another soup based on shoyu. If you like strong porky flavour, the satisfying fix of Ichikakuya Ramen will definitely hit the spot. Another characteristic of iekei ramen is the medium-thick noodles. Even the toppings are different as it is served with spinach and a seasoned hard boiled quail’s egg.

Address: Unit 1-3A, Level 1, Tower 3, The Podium, Uoa Business park, No. 1, Jalan Pengaturcara U1/51a, Kawasan Perindustrian Temasya, 40150 Shah Alam, Selangor
Operating Hours: 11am – 9.30pm, closed on Sundays

Address: Unit 15-0-1 Shoplex, Jalan Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11am – 9.30pm, daily

3. Menya Shi Shi Do

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It’s not often you see a successful homegrown ramen brand in Malaysia, but Menya Shi Shi Do far surpass many big ramen chain from Japan in terms of popularity. Selling 800 bowls of ramen a day and being the most popular restaurant in Jaya One, Petaling Jaya, it’s a true testament of their tenacity and food quality. Menya Shi Shi Do offers a extensive variety of soup base which includes single flavour soup such as Shiro (pork soup), Kuro (black garlic pork soup), Aka (spicy pork soup), Ki (curry pork soup), Midori (basil pork soup), Thunder (pepper spicy pork soup). You can mix up to three flavours. If you are planning to pay them a visit, be there early as tables tend to get filled pretty fast.

Address: Lot 100 P2.039, The School Jaya One, No, 72A, Jalan Universiti 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: 11am – 9.30pm, daily

4. Ippudo Ramen

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IPPUDO has become the most popular ramen restaurant over the years. It’s founder, Shigemi Kawahara has won multiple awards for his world famous Ramen noodles. Their award-winning Shiromaru Special Ramen is definitely a must order.. The bow of goodness comes with ultra-thin noodles, salted soft boiled egg, pork loin, pork belly, bean sprouts, kikurage, spring onions, and seaweed. All in all, IPPUDO is definitely a great place for you to explore some of the most authentic Japanese culinary inventions. 

Full Address: http://www.ippudo.com.my/store-location/

5. Menya Miyabi Hokkaido Ramen

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The ramen restaurant originated from Hokkaido where it first gained fame. Right now they have three branches in Malaysia. Their best seller Miyabi Shoyu Ramen comes in a thick brownish soup made with fermented soybean, soaked in ramen noodles, braised eggs, char siew, and flavored bamboo shoots. Wonder what to compliment the bowl of awesome Ramen? Gyoza always does the trick and Menya Miyabi serves their signature, Miyabi’s Gyoza. Grilled to perfection and its light taste compliments the thick broth of the Ramen. 

Address: Ground Floor, Sunway Clio Hotel, Bandar Sunway, Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Operating Hours: 12pm – 3pm; 6pm – 10pm, daily

6. Menya Hanabi

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Renowned Japanese chain Menya Hanabi is popular for its first-of-its-kind, Taiwanese-inspired mazesoba, which is basically a dry version of ramen. There are 8 different variants of mazesoba to choose from in Menya Hanabi. And on top of that, there are eleven different toppings for you to add-on on your Maze Soba Ramens. They also offer soup based Ramen in their menu if the dry Maze Soba Ramen doesn’t suit your fancy. 

Address: 16, Jalan Radin Bagus 6, Bandar Baru Sri Petaling, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11am – 10pm, daily

Address: 66-G, Jalan SS21/62, Damansara Utama, 47400, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: 11am – 10pm, daily

7. Bari-Uma Ramen Malaysia

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If you like your ramen soup full-bodied, thick, creamy and pack full of flavour, Bari-Uma is the right place for you. The establishment offers either pork or chicken based soup with light or spicy shoyu. Bari-Uma signature ramen is Ajitama-Uma comes with toppings such as thick-cut flamed char siew, egg and bamboo shoots. The regular Japanese side dishes are also available here such as Gyoza and Yakitori to compliment the bowl of Ramen. A perfect place for your next family gathering.

Address: Lot L3-11, Level 3, Jaya Shopping Centre, Jalan Professor Khoo Kay Kim, Seksyen 14, 46100 Petaling Jaya
Operating Hours: 11.30am – 9pm, daily

8. Fat Bird SS17

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A relatively restaurant in the popular Subang vicinity, Fat Bird offers a different and Halal Ramen using chicken broth. They added their spin to the regular Ramen such as Chicken Chintan Ramen and Paitan Aka Ramen. Looking for a casual place to hang? This is the perfect place for you.  

Address: Suite 17, Ground Floor, Wisma Dicor, Jalan SS17/1A Subang Jaya
Operating Hours: Tuesday to Saturday – 6pm – 10pm, Saturday – 12pm – 3 pm

9. Kagura Japanese Chicken Ramen

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Tucked away in level 4 of Lot 10 Shopping Mall, Kagura Japanese Chicken Ramen is consistently bustling with customers wanting to get a taste of their chicken base ramen. Founded in Tokyo, and goes by the name of Seimenka Kaguraya, the recipe has always been pork-free even in Japan. While using chicken broth as the soup base, customer can choose the flavour – shio (salt), shoyu (soy) or spicy miso. Bonus: Kagura makes their own chicken-based char siew which comes with marked, smoky grilled flavour.

Address: J’s Gate Dining, Level 4, Lot 10 Shopping Mall, Jalan Bukit Bintang
Operating Hours: 11am – 10pm, daily

10. Seirock-Ya

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In Seirock-ya, they only serve chicken base Ramen broth and is a halal and pork free Japanese restaurant. What makes them different is their menu. All of their Ramen is customizable from its broth to it’s ingredients. First, choose the broth of your choice such as : Shoyu, Shio, Miso, and extreme. Next, choose the ingredients you want to be included in the broth and finally build your perfect bowl of Ramen. 

Address: 6-G, Jalan SS 21/35, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: Mon-Thurs: 11.30am – 9pm, Fri-Sun: 11.30am – 9.30pm

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With the inter-district travel restriction lifted, it’s time to go food hunting again. This week we’re going to introduce 10 amazing pasta spots. Whether you enjoy a classic Bolognese, carbonara or the layered goodness of lasagna, we can all agree that a plate of pasta checks all the boxes of comfort food: delicious and satisfying.

To help you save some time researching, we’ve dished some of the city’s best spaghetti spots, from authentic Italian pasta, to food truck and budget one, these are 10 Amazing Pasta Spots You Absolutely Have To Try In The Klang Valley when the craving comes.

1. Rebel Pasta

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If you’re up for exciting and fun flavoured pasta, Rebel Pasta is ready to impress. The founder named it Rebel Pasta to remind us that things doesn’t need to always go according to the norm. As such, the menu are not one would normally find in a traditional Italian restaurant. Matcha Pasta, Duck Rendang Pasta and Tom Yum Fettuccini, Rebel Pasta is definitely a spot for extraordinary pasta menu.

Address: 47G, Uptown 37, Jalan SS21/37, Damansara Uptown, Petaling Jaya
Opening Time: 11am – 9.30pm, daily

2. Rosso Pizza Wine Bar (Non Halal)

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With the restaurant founder originally from Rome, it’s definitely worth trying out their selection of authentic Italian produce and specialties from The Eternal City. Located in Plaza Arkadia, Rosso Pizza Bar takes pride in its made-from-scratch pasta noodles and sauce. You can expect wide array of pasta dishes, from the classic Amatriciana, Carbonara to Al Nero Di Seppia.

Address: H-G-13, Plaza Arkadia, Desa ParkCity, Kuala Lumpur
Opening Time: 5pm – 1am, closed on Monday

3. Passione Ristorante Italiano (Non Halal)

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Passione Ristorante Italiano is located at the busy street of Sri Petaling F&B Hub. This non-halal Italian restaurant is one of KL’s most popular Italian restaurants. It is a wonderful spot to bring a date for a romantic dinner, not only is the restaurant gorgeous but their authentic Italian style pasta is fantastic as well. Totally worth giving this place a try.

Address: No 19, Jalan Radin Bagus 9, Bandar Baru Seri Petaling, 57000 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Time: 1pm-2.30pm (Lunch) & 6pm-11pm (Dinner), closed on Tuesdays

4. Enoteca (Non Halal)

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Your love for wood-fired pizza, fresh spaghetti and traditional Italian pork shank will definitely be fulfilled at Enoteca Plaza Damansara. The establishment is true to its Italian flavours curated by the talented Chef Tomas, serving his signature dishes. Enoteca is an ideal restaurant for gatherings and celebrations or merely, a visit to satisfy your craving for delicious and authentic Italian food.

Address: 15 & 17, Plaza Damansara, Jalan Medan Setia 1, Bukit Damansara, 50490 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Time: 11am – 12am, daily

5. Basil Pasta House (Non Halal)

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Okay, everyone does love authentic pastas and pizzas every now and then. But us being Malaysians, we tend to rojak mix everything, especially our taste in food. Basil Pasta House at Kuchai Lama is the ultimate fusion restaurant, serving curry spaghetti with pork chop and fusion pasta just to name a few. Basil Pasta House is a perfect place for you to explore your taste bud. 

Address: 21, Jalan Kuchai Maju 6 Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park 58200 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Time: 12pm – 3pm, 4pm – 10pm (Mon-Fri), 12pm – 10pm (Sat-Sun), closed on Tuesdays

6. ZENZERO Restaurant & Wine Bar

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The unfussy, modern and cozy atmosphere at Zenzero serves up authentic and refined Italian cuisine, all curated by renowned Italian chef Andrea Zanella. The menu at Zenzero changes seasonally with the goal of constantly providing guests the freshest ingredients and the best Italian cuisine experience. Also, compliment your perfect Italian meal with a plethora of fine Italian wine together with others from around the world.   

Address: St Mary’s Place – A09 Ground Floor, 1 Jalan Tengah, Kuala Lumpur
Opening Time: 12pm-late (Mon-Sun), 6pm-late (Sat)

7. Strato at Troika Sky Dining

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Troika Sky Dining’s Italian restaurant, Strato serves up the best pizza and pasta accompanied with an industrial themed interior design and of course the top view of KL City. Everything in their menu is refreshingly different, yet never forgetting its origin. For one, they are taking pizzas and pastas to the next level by upgrading its classics like the bolognese and carbonara with the addition of high-end ingredients.

Address: Level 23A, Tower B, The Troika, 19 Persiaran KLCC, Kuala Lumpur
Opening Time: 12pm-3pm, 6pm-11pm, daily

8. La Risata

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La Risata is one of the well known restaurants that serves you delicious and authentic Italian cuisine. The establishment first opened its doors 21 years ago in Ampang offering a casual dining spot that serves up great meals. La Risata gives you a casual and rustic feel into their interior decor, features an open kitchen and value for money dining experience. If Ampang is a little far from you, do check them out at their Bukit Damansara branch.

Ampang: 16, Persiaran Ampang, Desa Pahlawan, Kuala Lumpur
Damansara: 128, Jalan Kasah, Medan Damansara, 50490 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Time: Lunch : 12pm – 2.30pm, Dinner : 6.30pm – 10.30pm, daily

9. The Humble Food Company

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From a simple food truck roaming around the streets of Kuala Lumpur to having four outlets, The Humble Chef has really come a long way. Humble Chef continues to serve up a wide range of savoury pastas, breads and soups with prices ranging from only RM3 to RM10. Not feeling like having pasta that day? They do serve a number of fusion foods like Fried Laksa and Lamb-stuffed Omelette if you do feel adventurous that day. The place tends to fill up pretty quick so getting there right at their opening times is highly recommended.

Damansara Perdana: 39-1, Jalan PJU 8/5a, Damansara Perdana, 47820 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Desa Pandan:12-G, Jalan 4/76c, Desa Pandan, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

Opening Time: Lunch : 11am – 11pm daily

10. ANTE Kitchen & Bar

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ANTE is popular for their signature pork chop, but they do serve amazing pasta too. Craving something different? They also serve Curry Char Siu Pasta. As its name implies, it’s a pasta dish cooked with curry, ANTE’s own house made roasted pork and melted eggplant.

Address: Lot F346, First Floor, Rainforest, New Wing, One Utama Shopping centre. 1, Lebuh Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening Time: 10am – 10pm, daily

11. Michelangelo’s Italian Restaurant

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Upon entering Michelangelo’s, you will be greeted with intricate artwork and sculptures pay tribute to Italian history. Pair that with the attentive service by the trained staff, and you’ll find yourself transported into an environment that resembles authentic Italian dining. Michelangelo’s offers to die for pasta, which is hand made from scratch daily, under supervision by Chef Paolo Pala, who hailed from Orroli, located at west of Italy.

Address: Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, C3-04-00, 168, Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Time: 11am – 12am, daily

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Yes, you heard that right. This is not your typical animal café. Zoology Café is a perfect hangout spot for animal lovers. This is because you can interact with many different wildlife, such as meerkats, chameleon, snake, iguana, sugar gliders and lots more.

Zoology Cafe officially opened in 2019, located at Batu Berendam, Melaka, which is around 10 minutes drive from Malacca International Airport. Upon entering, you’ll find yourself transported into an environment that resembles a mini zoo.

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Some of the animals such as hamster, turtles and snakes are placed in glass windows for display. However there’s another room, where the animals could roam freely. Some of the animals are raccoons, prairie dogs, meerkats, hedgehog, rabbit and more. They love being pet and cuddled by visitors. Once you get there, you won’t be able to resist them. 

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Even for those in love with reptiles, Zoology Cafe might be a little overwhelming because there are many types reptiles in the cafe. You’ll most likely be greeted by the iguanas, bearded dragons, and flocking to your hands. For the thrill seekers out there, you can even request to have the friendly staff to place a snake on your shoulder to take photo with. Don’t worry – they are harmless.

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There’s a large variety of dishes and drinks that you can try here. From pizza like Hawaiian Pizza, to desserts like Honey Rainbow Mille Crepe and Chocolate Waffle, to seasonal drinks and coffee like Sakura Lychee, Mocha, and many more.

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All in all, if you like animals, it’ll be an experience like no other! So call up your fellow animal lovers and have a catch-up session at Zoology Cafe.

Zoology Cafe

Address: 73, Jalan PM1, Taman Perindustrian Merdeka, Taman Merdeka, 75350 Batu Berendam, Melaka
Phone Number: 06-3171470 | 0176021193
Operation Hours: 11am – 8pm, closed on Tuesdays

Facebook: facebook.com/zoologycafe
Instagram: @zoologycafe

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As we are experiencing the second wave of MCO (Movement Control Order), we know most of you’re simply bored staying at home. While some of us may be keeping sane by learning new recipes, others may be seeking for something thrilling (and even scary) to cope with boredom.

If you’re a fan of horror videos, continue scrolling as we list down 12 Scary YouTube Channels For Scary Stories, Ghosts, & Mysterious Videos All Horror Fans Should Subscribe.

1. Top5s

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If you’re looking for terrifying videos and images on ghost, unsolved mysteries and extraterrestrial (UFO) , you MUST subscribe to this channel. Aside from the spooky content, Top5s is widely praised for their high quality production and content.

If you’re a horror fan like us, you’d appreciate Top5s’ dedication to fact-check and ensuring that everything posted are as authentic as it can be. Rest assure you won’t see any staged or fake “scary” videos in this channel.

YouTube Channel Link: youtube.com/user/TheTop5ss

2. Scary Mysteries

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For creepy stories on UFO’s, True Crime, Missing Persons cases and sometimes paranormal, you need to check out Scary Mysteries’ YouTube channel. This channel explores the dark side of life, and it’s thrilling to binge watch their videos for hours & hours.

YouTube Channel Link: youtube.com/channel/UCiE86yS_VM7qjiICqRPmwLQ

3. Top 5 Unknowns

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Top 5 Unknowns is one of the most underrated horror channels on YouTube. This channel has a wealth of content that will have you binge watching all night as they’ve uploaded a whopping 1,020 videos.

YouTube Chanel Link: youtube.com/user/Top5Unknowns

4. Chills

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If you’re looking for a list of the creepiest videos on the Internet, Chills has you covered. While some of the videos listed by Chills are clearly staged (I.M.O), it’s are still super creepy and entertaining.

YouTube Channel Link: youtube.com/channel/UCN64HIrZNqFQYZ2BuyY-4zg

5. Rob Gavagan

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Rob Gavagan (formally known as Rob Dyke) is the host of his creepy YouTube series, Seriously Strange. In this series, the host covers the scariest unsolved cases, terrifying real life stories and everything creepy all around the world.

YouTube Channel Link: youtube.com/user/TheRobDyke

6. Lutch Green

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If you’re someone who doesn’t believe in ghost and prefers to watch crime-based videos, you MUST subscribe to Lutch Green! This channel shares the scariest crime stories around the world. From disturbing CCTV footages to creepy real life urban legends, this YouTube channel will make sure you stay vigilant.

They’ve also features 3 heart-breaking and horrifying crime incident that happened in Malaysia – The Murder of Canny Ong, Nurul Jazlin Case & Ng Yuk Tim’s Murder (Kelana Jaya Murder)

YouTube Channel Link: youtube.com/c/LutchGreen/videos

7. Cold Case Detective

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Cold Case Detective is created by the same team behind Top5s. However this channels solely focuses on missing person cases throughout history. Their main goal is to educate and spread awareness on some of the most puzzling cases.

YouTube Channel Link: youtube.com/channel/UCdjslyNQupPSFxK_mSPcG-g

8. Lazy Masquerade

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Lazy Masquerade is probably the most creepiest YouTube channel on this list. While this channel covers everything horror, they are mostly known for their Creepy Reddit & 4chan stories as well as other disturbing unsolved mysteries.

YouTube Channel Link: youtube.com/user/Aylingater77

9. Dark5

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What better scary YouTube channel to watch than a channel named Dark5?! This channel puts out some of the creepiest video listicles and every video comes with 5 entries only! Perfect for those with short attention span.

YouTube Channel Link: youtube.com/user/dark5tv

10. Criminally Listed

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Criminally Listed is the perfect channel for fans of true crime stories. This channel brings you the most interesting crime stories, solved and unsolved mysteries around the world. The channel solely relies on the narration, rather than the visuals, hence it’s prefect to listen to while doing house chores!

YouTube Channel Link: youtube.com/channel/UCs3iFCPtX0gzkKxCrobO4ig

11. ReignBot

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ReignBot YouTube channel mainly dives into the weirdest and creepiest parts of the internet. Bringing truth and solving some of the biggest Internet conspiracies, this channel is perfect for those who’re into creepy pastas and internet urban legend, both fact and fiction.

YouTube Channel Link: youtube.com/channel/UCchWU8ta6L-Dy3rGIxPINzw

12. MostAmazingTop10

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MostAmazingTop10 dives into the creepiest horror stories that are pure nightmare fuel in a form of a Top 10 listicle!

Bonus Point: They’ve also featured a listicle on 10 Scary Malaysian Urban Legends which you can watch here.

YouTube Channel Link: youtube.com/channel/UCBINYCmwE29fBXCpUI8DgTA

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With another wave of MCO and only essential businesses being allowed to operate, it surely must be dull to not be able to cafe hop. Rest assured, when the wait is over you can once again be free to visit Instagrammable cafes all around town. On that note, Nippori Bistro was one of the most talked about cafes among foodies in 2020.

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“So what is all the fuss about Nippori Bistro?”

Nippori Bistro is founded by the same brain child as Nippori Japanese Cafe in Empire Damansara. The founder, Daichi Fukuzato, 31, comes from an interracial background. His mother is a Malaysian-Chinese whereas his father is a native Japanese.

Daichi & His Family, The Brains Behind Nippori

The idea of Nippori Bistro came about 3 years back, knowing there’s a market opportunity, Daichi had combined the most desirable Japanese and European food together. With that concept in mind came the birth of Nippori Bistro

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Nippori Bistro was opened in October 2020. Daichi cited the venture was also inspired by the time when he studied hospitality in Switzerland. In fact, the obese Mona Lisa portrait in Nippori Bistro was supposed to be something else. 

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“I even thought of placing an English lady in a kimono since our restaurant concept was fusion. But in the end, I couldn’t make any decision until one day I was scrolling through my old album, and saw a photo of myself in Paris when I was in University, I found the picture of Mona Lisa at the art museum.” – the founder Daichi shared with us.

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This then sparked a memory of tourists flooding and gushing all over Mona Lisa’s picture which led to the idea of putting up a portrait of an obese Mona Lisa with a glass of wine in hand. Patrons are now left in awe, as this is now the most Instagrammable spot in the entire bistro.

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“I remember everyone was crazy standing in front of the portrait Mona Lisa taking pictures of her which reminded me how famous and well known she is to the world. So I decided why not put a “huge” Mona Lisa on our wall to represent Nippori Bistro” Daichi added.

As soon as you step into this 2000sqft cafe, a sophisticated but not overly done ambiance washes over you. The interior is designed in a way that gives out a hint of British colonial residence. A very classic and elegant takeover is what Nippori Bistro is.

The sugar, spice and inspiration behind the menu

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Specialising in Asian fusion cuisine, some of the top dishes served here are the Foie Gras Heaven (sushi topped with foie gras) and the Deep Sea Konbu Pasta (Pasta-Italian, Konbu Japanese).

Located at the far corner of the cafe is a French pastry counter with cakes and sweet treats to satisfy your sweet tooth. Daichi was quick to mention that Nippori Bistro bakes all their pastries and cakes in-house.

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If people just come here for ONE dish, what would you recommend them to try? 

“Deep sea kombu spaghetti” (But if the person don’t like heavy cream feeling, don’t go for it) Daichi said.

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Poshly designed, the delectable desserts are kept in a glass container right beside the striking orange high stool. Among the favourites are the Belgium Mona Lisa, Kyoto Mona Lisa and Hokkaido Burnt cheesecake.

Many fusion cuisines aren’t successful in Malaysia, but what makes Nippori Bistro different?

Daichi believes most people in the Asian-fusion industry miss out on a crucial element that drives them forward which is passion. You cannot simply put Roasted Pork on Nasi Lemak and call it a fusion dish, you have to make sure the flavours are on point and gel well. 

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Looking back on his journey so far, Daichi noted that “we run a restaurant not because of money; it’s all about “passion”. I feel some restaurant owners forget this important thing. 

Another important element is to have a strong identity. For example, Nippori Japanese Cafe is known for its Japanese home cooked concept, whereas Nippori Bistro is known for its Japanese-European concept.

Since it’s MCO 2.0, Nippori Bistro is not open for dine in, however you can try their amazing dishes via takeaway or delivery. 

Click on this link for more info.

Nippori Bistro

Address: Lot2&3, B Land Lot 2, Jalan 51a/225 Section 51a, 46100, Petaling Jaya
Phone Number: +6011-5992 0379
Status: Muslim-Friendly

Links: Facebook | Instagram

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The liquors available are from Japan, France, Scotland, Sweden and more! Prices range from RM50 to RM800. Here are 10 of the must try drinks and bundles available if you’re a liquor lover:

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There’s nothing quite appetizing as a steamed buns, otherwise known as Bao, hitting in all the right flavour and textures. Now imagine that a soft, fluffy bao wrapped around a savoury or sweet filling *chef’s kiss*.

If pandemic lockdown has stimulated a creative idea for food, Sek Bao is a delicious idea conceived from the kitchens of MCO.

Yap Zhen Yang, an engineer for 12 years opened Yeah Cuisine in 2018, a Chinese restaurant serving up Hakka Style food, that offer unlimited refills of pork lards.

During the lockdown earlier this year in March, he was experimenting with the flavours inspired by his travel trips around the world, particularly in Asia.

There came this idea to make this into what we know as Sek Bao today.

Happiness Is Now In A “BAO”

Sek Bao’s concept is to bring Asian flavours around the traditional soft and fluffy bao. Everything, apart from the baos, are made from scratch with authentic ingredients from original recipes to ensure that the taste is the same as where it comes from.

Their baos come in 7 flavours: 

• Korean Fried Chicken Bao

The most popular item in the menu is their Korean Fried Chicken Bao, since it is something that most are familiar with.

If that’s not enough to make you try it, you’ll be amused to know that the Korean Fried Chicken Bao is also called the O’Bao Gangnam Style. 10/10 would try for the pun.

• Vietnamese BBQ Chicken Bao

Based on the traditional Broken Rice (a.k.a. Cơm tấm) dish in Ho Chi Minh.

• Thai BBQ Pork Bao

This is literally Thai Street food in a bao. One bite of that and you are transported directly to the hustle and bustle of the streets of Bangkok. It’s like you can almost hear the tuk tuks!

For those who prefer a much more local menu, these 3 bao options will still allow you to “Cuti-Cuti Malaysia”.  

• Nasi Lemak Pau

• Hainanese Chicken Bao

• Nyonya Assam Fish Bao

The Nyonya Assam Fish Bao was inspired by the historical Malacca. We Malaysians love a good crispy and tangy combo! So, are you surprised that this bao is also called the Fillet O’Fish for Malaysians?

• Cincalok Fried Chicken Bao

Similar to the distinct colors of Nasi Kerabu, your bao will have butterfly pea flower kerabu mayo to give it that signature blue color.

Those that want a meal with a little bit of everything, may consider top up RM3 to get 1 side dish and 1 drink.

A mess-free meal is the best meal for on-the-goers. With the large selections of baos, there is surely something for everyone. You can order for delivery or pick up at link below:

Order Link: https://sekbao.oddle.me/en_MY/

Rest assured the sauces are individually packed, and everything cradled into a soft, fluffy baos. The baos are also neutral in flavour so it would not change the flavour of the fillings. Making each bite as delicious as the next!

Sek Bao 包你飽

Address: 53, Jalan Awan, Kuala Ampang, Ampang, Selangor, Malaysia, 68000
Hours:
[Pick Up] 11AM – 3PM
[Delivery] 11.30AM – 6PM
Days: Tuesday – Sunday, Monday Off
Contact: 017-370 0361
Waze: Yeah Cuisine @ Ampang

Status: Non Halal

For more information, do check out their social media pages below.

Link(s): Instagram, Facebook

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2020 has got to be the most challenging year for extroverts who love to hangout and attend parties! Since most of us can’t gather physically (due to Covid 19), most of the usual meetings and classes are limited to Zoom Calls and Skype Calls.

With celebrations such as Dongzhi, Christmas and New Year coming up, you might wonder how we can spend quality time with our friends and family?

The Answer? Virtual Party!

So what is a Virtual Party? Virtual Party is where you entertain friends and family in a separate location but together digitally, such parties can be conducted via various apps and software which are free and available online.

Today we’ll show you five easy steps to host a virtual party.

Step 1: Pick the best date

This may be a no brainer but for those who have friends or relatives that are stranded in foreign country, do check the time zone before setting the date.

The best date would be Friday or Saturday night because most of us around the world won’t be working around that time.

Step 2: Find a suitable but fun theme

Just like parties in-person, having a theme can help make your party more memorable.

Some ideas to think about include a sleepover theme where you get your guests to put on their best pajamas. Or simple things like colour-coding your outfits would be great as well!

Regardless which theme you go for, it will add to the feeling of togetherness although not being together in-person.

Step 3: Buy Your Beer

Socialising and drinking go great together. Guinness Foreign Extra Stout is one of the best drinks any beer lover could come to love and enjoy. Thanks to its roasty smokey malt taste, which goes wonderful with food.

In addition to that, Guinness Foreign Extra Stout is easily available in most of the places in Malaysia. You can now get it at all supermarkets and hypermarkets in Malaysia.

Furthermore, when you purchase their 8-can pack Guinness Foreign Extra Stout, you will get a FREE Pint Glass.

It’s available at selected supermarkets and hypermarkets nationwide. For full list of the participating stores: click here

Step 4: Plan a virtual meal together

If gathering for you usually means going out for a delicious meal, you don’t have to sacrifice that just because everyone’s at home.

For the home chefs, tell your friends ahead of time that you want to cook together so that your friends can buy the right ingredients for the meal you guys plan to cook.

Or you can just order Food Delivery right to each other’s doorstep, film the entire process and eat together while enjoying Guinness Foreign Extra Stout.

If eating on the table, donning fancy outfits or getting a great candle light will help create a fancier ambience, do it!

Step 5: Play virtual games and activities

It takes strong bonds between friends to make meaningful reunions. To really get to know someone in-depth, move past the small talk and ask these questions set by Guinness’ Virtual Pub Quiz. You’ll become way closer with your friends.

Yes, Guinness has set up a Virtual Pub Quiz with deep and intimate questions you should ask your friends (and vice versa) to see how well they know you. Expect chummy questions like “What’s my favourite type of music?” and “What’s my most embarrassing moment?”.

Click here for the quiz: https://www.drinkies.my/guinness-quiz

There you go, that’s how you organise a virtual party with friends in 5 simple steps. So have a good time, and enjoy the bittersweet and almost coffee-like taste of Guinness that provides a full-bodied texture that is bold and flavourful as you connect with people you care about over a pint.

Guinness Terms & Conditions:

• This redemption is open to non-Muslims aged 21 years old and above only
• Please drink responsibly and in moderation. Do not drink and drive.

This article is written in collaboration with Guinness Malaysia.

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Chili Pan Mee is usually enjoyed with minced pork, ikan bilis, fried onions topped with a poached egg. It’s traditionally sold with non halal ingredients, which makes Halal Pan Mee a rare sight in the market.

So when we came across Mak Cik Wong Chili Pan Mee, we knew we had to talk about it!

Combining Professions & Love Towards Cooking

Sylvia Wong and her husband Zac are huge fans of Chili Pan Mee and they want to be able to share this dish with their Muslim friends. 

The couple duo have been in the advertising industry for more than a decade before dipping their toes into selling Chilli Pan Mee. Being a self-described foodie and home cook, their weekends are spent in the kitchen or just out hunting for the next best thing out there to eat. 

“So, I started to experiment with the chili and the marination of the minced chicken. After a few good tries, I finally found the perfect recipe to make this halal version of Chili Pan Mee,” Sylvia said.

She then shared it with her friends and family and everyone loved it. After much support and encouragement from them, Sylvia and Zac launched Mak Cik Wong Chili Pan Mee at the end of September this year, focusing on home deliveries!

What’s In The Menu?

They only sell two Chili Pan Mee so far:

1) Chili Pan Mee (RM11.90)

2) Chili Pan Mee Special (RM13.90)

Each Chili Pan Mee comes with minced chicken, thick and springy noodles, poached egg, spinach, ikan bilis, and a scoop of their homemade chilli paste. Whereas for Chili Pan Mee Special it comes with add-on fish balls. 

The traditional minced pork is replaced with minced chicken meat. Moreover, Sylvia confirms that all of the ingredients and sauces used are sourced from halal suppliers. 

The chili was packed with heat. But customers can always choose to require for lesser chili, or just separate the chili so that they can adjust the amount of chili they want to put into the bowl.

Making The Best of Covid-19

Home delivery service has recently gained momentum due to the pandemic. Much to Sylvia and Zac’s advantage, Mak Cik Wong Chili Pan Mee solely does delivery services and operates out of Desa Pandan in KL. 

Since their launch a little over a month ago, they have already sold over 150 bowls of delicious Chili Pan Mee all over KL and Petaling Jaya. This exceeded the initial target of 100 bowls! 

Sylvia shared “We’ve received a lot of positive reviews and there were also customers who gave us suggestions on how to improve further which we will definitely take note of.”

For those who loves spicy food, this is a definite must-try as it will surely give you a “good kick” in this bowl.

How To Order?

Website: makcikwongchilipanmee.yzza.io/jommorder

WhatsApp: 013-609-6307

Operation Hour: 11am-7pm, Monday-Friday

Catering is available for 10 bowls and above (preorder three days in advance for bulk orders).

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Once upon a time, lobsters were considered a meal for the poor as it was abundantly available and high in protein, making it an easy meal for them. However in today’s world, lobsters have garnered quite the reputation by being one of the most sought after luxury meal in high-end restaurants.

Lobsters are well-known for their juicy flesh and the only way to have it is to have it fresh. If you’ve got a lobster craving, let us break down the Top 10 Best Lobster Places in KL & PJ Every Seafood Lover Must Try to get your craving fixed in more ways than you can imagine.

1. Kay Steak & Lobster

The name of this place is an obvious giveaway of their signature food item. Their seafood is freshly flown and served in three flavours. Alternatively, the classic lobster roll is also a good selection. Juicy chunks of delicious lobster meat served in a toasted bun sounds heavenly. You can never go wrong with a classic lobster roll as it’s simple and yet so tasteful. Pay them a visit to give your taste buds a treat!

Address: 12A-G Jalan Putra Mahkota 7/6B, Putra Heights, Subang Jaya, 47650 Selangor
Operating Hours: 5pm – 10pm (Mon-Fri), 1pm – 10pm (Sat-Sun)

2. Red Lobster

What started as a single, family-owned restaurant in Lakeland, Florida is now an International company in 9 different countries including Malaysia. Just like their massive reputation, you’re spoilt for choices with their extensive lobster dishes. Lobsters are served as starters, soups, mains, and even combos. They serve their signature whole lobsters in 4 types or paired with either the seafood option or the meat option. There’s also lobster pizza or even better, get the Lobster & Shrimp Mac N Cheese. The cheesy goodness paired with delicious chunks of lobster is a sin worth committing.

Address: The Curve, G88, Ground Floor, Jalan PJU 7/3, Mutiara Damansara, 47810, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: 11am – 10pm (Daily)

Address: Quill City Mall, G-01 & 02, Ground Floor, Quill City Mall, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 10am – 11pm (Sun-Thurs); 10am -12am (Fri, Sat & Eve of Public Holidays)

Address: AEON Mall Shah Alam, G-08 & G-09, 1, Jalan Akuatik 16/64, Seksyen 13, 40100 Shah Alam, Selangor
Operating Hours: 10am – 10pm (Sun-Thurs); 10am – 10.30pm (Fri-Sat)

3. Caffeinees

Started out as a humble coffee joint in 2006 is now a successful cafe restaurant. It’s unique for its cosy garden ambiance and the vast array of the menu. The lobster choices themselves are overwhelmingly varied. Their giant lobsters should be booked 2 days prior and it’s subject to availability. For their whole lobsters, there are 8 different flavours available and they also offer half lobster with your choice of sides. If you’re a pasta person, then you can try the Lobster Pasta in 4 different flavours. Finally, there’s the Lobster Mountain Dish that is best shared with a large group.

Address: 16, Jalan Kampung Pandan, 55000 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 10am – 3am (Sun-Thurs); 10am – 4am (Fri-Sat)

4. Naughty Babe Dirty Duck (Non Halal)

This casual European fusion restaurant is popular for its pork and duck dishes thanks to the obvious giveaway of their name. However, we’ve also got another rising star to acknowledge and that is their lobsters. They serve whole lobsters in two styles and also baby lobsters. A pasta option is also available by tasting their flavourful lobster accompanied by squid ink pasta. All these choices will get you to make frequent trips to ensure you’ve tried them all.

Address: Desa Sri Hartamas 42, Jalan 25/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 12pm -12am, daily

Address: Waterfront @ Desa ParkCity FF-21, First Floor, The Waterfront @ Parkcity, No.5 Persiaran Residen, Desa Park City, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 10am – 11pm, daily

5. The Lobsterman Homarus Americanus

The Lobsterman is one of the pioneers of lobster specialty restaurant in Malaysia founded in 2001. Located in SS2, they only use Homarus Americanus lobster which is easily identified with their signature gigantic claws. Lobsters are priced according to weight from 550g, 800g and 900g. The best part about Lobsterman is you can have it prepared in many different styles. For instance, Japanese (soup or sashimi), American (charboiled or stuffed), French (with tarragon and butter, baked) local Malaysian style (porridge, braised yee mee, steamed, XO sauce and more), Indian (curry), Thai (Tom Yam) and lots more.

Address: 53, Jalan SS2/30, 47300 Petaling Jaya
Operating Hours: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 5.30pm – 10.30pm (Closed on Mondays)

6. Southern Rock Seafood

Southern Rock Seafood has been operating for more than 12 years, and it’s easy to see why. The restaurant was founded by an Adelaide native who saw a market in KL for importing high-quality fresh seafood from Australia. They’ve got quite a seafood selection, such as oyster, petuna ocean trout and Atlantic salmon, lobster and more. There are four cooking methods for you to choose from – Thermidor (Classic Stuffed & Parmesan Topped), Grilled (with red pesto sauce), Steamed or served it cold. Regardless which method you pick, you can truly savor the freshness and sweetness of the lobster meat minus the frills.

Address: 32-36, Jalan Kemuja, Bangsar, 59000 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 11am – 10pm, Daily

7. Lobbee

With everyone competing to offer the best Lobster dish, Lobbee takes the high road and comes up with a dish that hits you right at home with the familiar flavours of Thailand’s iconic dish, Tom Yum Soups. The Lobster Combo Noodle is served with a Boston Lobster cooked to perfection and is paired with your choice of carbs – Thai Instant Noodles, Rice Vermicelli, Kuay Teow, Bread Flat Rice Noodles and Steamed Rice. One dish but so many good memories. Add this experience to your memories by stopping by for this hearty dish. 

Address: Empire Damansara, LG-07, Empire Damansara, Jalan PJU 8/8A, Damansara Perdana, 47820 PJ, Selangor.
Operating Hours: 11.30am – 9.30pm, close on Mondays

Address: Publika, D2.G3.3A, Ground Floor, Block D2, Publika, Solaris Dutamas, 1, Jalan Dutamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11.30 am – 9.30 pm: Tuesday – Sunday (Closed on Mondays)

8. Fierce Curry House

You’ve seen Western and you’ve seen Thai. Now, let’s make way for the Indians and applaud their creativity in highlighting their signature dish with this popular bad boy, Lobsters! Introducing the Lobster Briyani because almost anything goes well with rice. This dish has to be reserved 24 hours prior so that the lobsters are freshly prepared to achieve its succulent taste. The star of the dish is the lobster and therefore the rice does not overpower it making it the perfect combination of an ideal briyani. 

Address: 16, Jalan Kemuja, Bangsar, 59000 Kuala Lumpur.
Operating Hours: 12pm – 10pm

9. Lemon Garden

Located in the Shangri-La Hotel, this restaurant serves the ultimate buffet spread for any occasion. Be it breakfast, lunch, hi-tea or dinner, you’re in for an absolute treat. From Asian to Western, to desserts, the buffet spread is endless and we only wish that we could sample it all. Exciting news for Seafood lovers is to check out the amazing fresh seafood buffet that serves huge lobsters, prawns fresh mussels and oysters. The Seafood Night Buffet is only available on Friday and Saturday night, so make sure you quickly make that reservation for the extravagant gastronomical affair.

Address: Lobby Level 11, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur

Available for:
Dinner, daily – from 6pm to 10pm.
RM158 nett per person.

Lunch, Friday to Sunday only – from 12pm to 3pm.
RM128 nett per person.

10. Ombak Kitchen

Last but not least, this joint encourages their patronage to enjoy their food the only way best, with their hands. You can sample their lobsters as the main dish or pair it with your choice of sides. Of course, they serve seafood platters but there’s also the option of enjoying the seafood a la carte such as to pair with pasta. The combo and a la carte option are served in 5 different sauces. Also, did I mention that you can choose between 2 different lobsters? You can either choose the Canadian Lobster or the Rock Lobster. And regardless of your choice, the cooks will prepare it to your utmost satisfaction. 

Address: Bukit Jelutong, NO.5.G.01 D’vida Business Centre Jalan Bazar U8/100, Bukit Jelutong 40150, Shah Alam
Operating Hours: 4pm – 10.30pm (Mon-Fri), 11am – 10.30pm, (Sat-Sun & PH)

Address: Bangsar, 12, Lorong Ara Kiri 2, Lucky Garden, 59100 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 12pm – 10.30pm, Daily

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For the very few of you who have never tried matcha, it’s basically green tea leaves that are ground into fine powder.

There are many cafes that take matcha to new heights. Be it a drink or food, matcha is delicious. And, as a bonus, it is loaded with nutrients such as antioxidants and vitamins.

The next time your appetite is craving for matcha, you should consider hitting up one of these matcha specialty spot. Here are 10 Best Matcha Dessert Spots In KL & PJ For All Matcha Lovers.

1. Oh Cha Matcha

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Located at Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Oh Cha Matcha is not only an aesthetically pleasing matcha place, but it also happens to be one of the popular spots for matcha drinks. Their menu comprises of matcha drinks with different components, such as Ceremonial Matcha (made with water only), Genmaicha (with roasted rice), Hojicha (roasted green tea) and matcha lattes. You can also personalise your matcha by replacing regular milk with soy or almond milk.

Address: 130, Jalan Burhanuddin Helmi, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 10am – 7.30pm (Sunday-Thursday), 10am-9.30pm (Friday & Saturday)

2. Niko Neko Matcha

Niko Neko Matcha is without a doubt one of the most popular matcha spots in KL, having over 500 Google reviews. They specialise in matcha base drinks, from the hot and cold matcha drinks, is truly mouth-watering. They also sell their powder and teabags so that you can purchase and make your own matcha drinks at home. They even created a list of matcha infused desserts, such as Niko Neko Matcha Choux (cream puff), Houjicha Burnt Cheesecake, perfect for those who love to try wide variety of matcha based desserts.

Address : 82A, Lorong Maarof, Bangsar Park, 59000 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 12pm – 7pm, closed on Mondays

4. Mei by Fat Spoon

Minimalistic Japanese-inspired cafe, perfect for chit-chat session and taking Instagram stories with the creative fusion food that this place has to offer. Matcha lovers shouldn’t missed Mei By Fat Spoon’s flaky croissants served with homemade green tea butter. Yums! Not to forget their delightful Green Tea Cake, which is loaded with creamy matcha on top layer and middle layer.

Address: Hartamas : 22-G, Jalan 27/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur

The Hub SS2: B-G-05 The Hub, 19 Sentral, Jalan Harapan Section 19, 46400 Petaling Jaya

Opening Hours: 11am-10pm, Tuesday – Sunday

5. Zen & Co Menjalara 

A modern and cosy Japanese fusion cafe environment with both indoor and outdoor setting that comes with reasonable pricing that you could ask for. One of the favorite matcha spots for friends or family to hang out. In the menu, look for the Matcha Greentea series section, where you will find Matcha Lava, which is highly recommended. As you cut through the matcha Lava, a thick matcha cream will start oozing out, just like the volcano lava! 

Address:53, Jalan 3/62a, Bandar Menjalara Kepong, Kepong, 52200 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 11.30am – 10pm, daily

6. Soffle Malaysia

Calling out matcha lovers! Introducing the popular Matcha Red Bean souffle – comes with the earthy taste of matcha green tea that meets the sweetness of red bean. Perfectly combined with a cup of refreshing tea, heavenly match-a made for matcha enthusiasts. Located in Sunway Pyramid and Solaris Mont Kiara, perfect locations to relax when you and your friends are finally tired from walking in the malls.  

Address:
Sunway Pyramid : F1.55B, First Floor, Sunway Pyramid, Jalan PJS 11/15, Bandar Sunway,          

Mont Kiara: L1-03, Verve Shops, Jalan Kiara, Mont Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur

Opening Hours: 10am – 10pm, daily

7. Soft Launch Cafe

Located at one of the busiest streets in Sri Petaling, this spacious dessert spot is artistically decorated, giving a great coziness and tranquility ambience. For matcha lovers, you must try their creamy Matcha Tiramisu – served with the thick cream and combination of red bean and matcha cake, topped with matcha powder. For every bite, you can smell the aromatic green tea that can make matcha lovers go wild.

Address: 101-1, Jln Radin Bagus, Sri Petaling, 57000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Opening Hours: 12pm – 11pm (Monday-Friday), 11am – 11pm (Saturday & Sunday)

Closed on Tuesday. Monday – Thursday (12.00pm – 11.00pm);Saturday & Sunday (11.00am – 11.00pm)

8. Chewie Mellow

Have you ever heard of Upside down ice cream? If not, look no further than this Taiwanese-inspired cafe for its unique, Instagrammable dessert, ie Milky Mochi, even better with Green Tea. Made by fresh milk and no glutinous rice content, that looks like an upside down ice cream cone on a plate – giving it a ‘melted ice cream’ look. It’s time to gather with your friends for more Instagram stories.

Address :

Subang SS15 – 55-G, Jalan SS 15/8a, Ss 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor

Solaris – K-G-04, Solaris Mon’t Kiara, No 2, Jalan Solaris, 50480 Kuala Lumpur

Opening Hours: 11am – 2am, daily

9. Aftermeal Desserts

The name had said it all. Aftermeal Desserts is where you head for dessert after a meal. This charming café serves some of the tastiest desserts in Damansara Uptown, including their Royal Matcha Latte Kakigori. It is served with fresh milk kakigori and topped with matcha ice cream, red bean, matcha powder and marshmallow. An ideal mood enhancer by keeping you refreshed under this Malaysian weather, perfect to beat the heat.

Address: 52, Jalan SS 21/58, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya
Opening Hours: Mon – Thurs, 2pm – 1130pm; Fri-Sat, 1.30pm-12.30am; Sun, 1.30pm-12.30am    

10. Maccha Iki 

Maccha Iki serves up everything from tiramisu and mille crepe to ice cream. It’s a “matcha” made in heaven. Their two most popular items in the menu are Matcha Mille Crepe and Matcha Swiss Roll. Their bakery items are filled with smooth green tea cream and the level of sweetness is just right! It’s a good alternative if you’re bored of your standard burnt cheesecake.

Address: Lot F-K6, 1st Floor, Eko Cheras Mall, No 693, Batu 5,Jalan Cheras, 56000 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 10am – 10pm, daily

10. 108 Matcha Saro

If you’re a matcha fan, you’re going to want to test this place out. 108 Matcha Saro specialises in premium matcha drinks and desserts while the authentic quality ingredients are imported all the way from Kyoto, Japan. Some of their must try are their fresh in-store signature Obanyaki, soft serve ice cream and their Matcha Parfait, and you would definitely want to revisit.

Address:  Lot 251, Level 2, Suria KLCC, 50088 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 10am – 10pm, Daily

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Indo Mee lovers where y’all at? All it takes is the first bite of Indo Mee and you’re instantly transported to your happy place. Who would’ve thought instant noodles have that kind of magic?

Indo Mee or Indonesian instant dried noodle has grown from simple noodles served with a sunny side up to being paired with all sorts of food due to its versatility and simplicity. If you’re a true Indo Mee fan and you’re open to trying all sorts of new varieties of Indo Mee, then this article is for you.

Read on to find out 10 Places To Dine In KL & Selangor If You Are Obsessed With Indo Mee.

1. Waroeng Batavia

A journey of selfless inspiration to share good Indonesian foods with Malaysians is the spirit of Waroeng Batavia. Waroeng means a modest dining place and Batavia was the capital of Indonesia during the Dutch Invasion. They serve a good variety of Indonesian food which is a good exposure to those who have yet to try Indonesian food. Indonesian food experience isn’t complete without Indo Mee and here, they serve 5 types of Indomie, so do check them out.

Address: 11, Jalan PJU 5/20a, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours:
11.30 am – 9.30 pm: Monday – Thursday, Saturday & Sunday
2.30 pm – 9.30 pm: Friday

2. Indobowl

Being the first Indomie restaurant, Indobowl serves authentic Indonesian home-cooked meals and street food cuisine. Indonesian cuisine is diverse with their delectable dishes and explosive flavours and spiciness. One of them is the good old Indo mee and they do serve their Indo mee very creatively with various toppings as well as jumbo style that gets your tummy rumbling with hunger. Satisfy your hunger by dropping by to get your Indo mee fix.

Address: 9165, Jalan Negara, Taman Melawati, 53100 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 11 am – 11 pm: Monday – Tuesday, Thursday – Sunday, closed on Wednesdays

Address: LG-36, Lower Ground Floor, IOI City Mall, IOI Resort City, 62502 Putrajaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: 10 am – 10 pm

Address: Lot No: LG-58, Lower Ground Floor, Central I-City Mall, Shah Alam
Opening Hours: 10 am – 10 pm

3. Kotak

A fusion of modern techniques to authentic Indonesian cuisine is Kotak’s principle. They aim to serve flavourful dishes and constantly improve their recipes and food quality to only serve the best to their customers. Their Indomie is prepared in various flavours for you to choose from. You can also choose the level of spiciness that you can handle as their chili flavour comes in level 1 to level 10. No matter how good your spicy tolerance is, it’s always good to enjoy what you can handle to have a good experience. So put your taste buds to the test by trying out their spicy Indomie.

Address: 7, Jalan SS 15/8b, Ss 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: 8 am – 12 am: Monday – Saturday, 8 am – 11 pm: Sunday

4. Nasi Lemak Bumbung

Established for more than 20 years, this place the perfect supper joint for all your night owls to satisfy your midnight cravings. While their nasi lemak has an outstanding reputation, their Indomie is also a popular favourite among the foodies. Nothing like a comforting plate of Indomie with a sunny side up for a proper supper. This place gets crowded very easily and food runs out fast, so make sure you’re there early to try out their tasty food.

Address: Jalan 21/11b, Sea Park, 46300, Petaling Jaya
Opening Hours: 5.30 pm – 4 am: Monday – Saturday, 5.30 pm – 12 am: Sunday

5. 1Malaysian Superman Mamak

Although the location is quite hidden but once you spot the crowd, you’ve arrived at the right place. This place has garnered quite the reputation with their menu and obviously, their name. They serve various mouth-watering dishes but their popular ones are the roti 1 Malaysia and their unique preparation of Maggi Goreng. Roti 1 Malaysia is crispy roti generously covered in milo powder and crunchy peanuts. Their Maggi Goreng, on the other hand, is prepared with sausage and sardines and with no curry flavouring. They’ve given a twist to an iconic dish that you must try to truly understand what the hype is all about.

Address: 687, Lengkungan Jambu Gajus, Jinjang Selatan, 52000 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 7.30 pm – 2 am: Monday – Saturday, closed on Sundays

6. I AM Geprek Bensu

Indo Mee is available everywhere and we’re so grateful for that. This place serves their Indomie with ayam geprek of various flavours and chilies, of course. Geprek means smashed chicken. Pairing delectable smashed chicken with spiciness from the chili to springy Indomie noodles sounds heavenly. Tantalise your taste buds with this dish by visiting them.

Address: Pusat Komersil, QG-39, Jalan Plumbum U 7/U, Seksyen 7, 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor
Opening Hours: 11 am – 11 pm (Daily)

7. Geprek Bensu Malaysia

Founded by an Indonesian celebrity presenter, Ruben Onsu, this place also serves the famous ayam geprek with your choice of rice or noodle. Of course, you being the number one fan of Indomie will pair the spicy smashed chicken with the springy Indomie noodle. Every mouthful is guaranteed to be explosive in flavours and a good dose of spiciness.

Address: 73, Bukit Bintang Street, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 10 am – 10 pm (Daily)

8. Halim Western Food

While ayam geprek is a hot favourite, it doesn’t come close as enjoying Indomie the Malaysian way by pairing it with a juicy and succulent grilled chicken chop. We like our western food and we like Indomie, so marry them and you get this appetising meal served in your choice of mushroom or black pepper sauce. Again, if you enjoy the things the way it is without any add-ons, treat yourself to the Indomie single or double served with a sunny side up.

Address: 56G, Jalan SS 21/39, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Opening Hours: 11 am – 3 pm, 4 pm – 1 am: Monday – Saturday, closed on Sundays

9. Enjoyour Food

Some things can never be replaced, for instance, our love for classic Malaysian dishes. This restaurant loves Malaysian dishes so much, that they served it as it is and also give it a creative twist to tease our taste buds. Indo mee fans, you’ve got seven choices available to try and you can enjoy your Indo mee as it is, with chicken or with other add ons. So head on over and try out their Indo mee meals. 

Address: A-LG-8, Dataran Cascades, No.13A, Jalan PJU 5/1, Kota Damansara PJU 5, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Opening Hours: 8.15 am – 8.30 pm: Monday – Friday, 8.15 am – 3.30 pm: Saturday, closed on Sundays

10. Warung Kopi Purnama

Located in Bangi, Warung Kopi Purnama serves its Indo mee in four spicy levels for the adventurous souls. The four levels are: Manja, Gedik, Nakal, Jahat. Alternatively, to those who just cannot tolerate even the slightest bit of spicy, don’t worry. You can get your Indo mee generously drenched in a mountain of cheese. Add on a fried egg and some chili flakes for those who want extra spice and your meal is ready.

Address: Flea Market De Bangi Gateway, Bangi Gateway, Persiaran Wawasan, Bandar Baru Bangi
Opening Hours: 6pm – 12am, Monday – Saturday, closed on Mondays

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Lets think about pork ribs, the incredulous juicy meat cooked at a perfect temperature sticking around the bones. When it’s done right, it would be like cupids singing down your throat as the juicy and texture enters your mouth. Hmmm I can already feel my heart throbbing in my chest.

If you haven’t realised yet this one’s is for all the pork rib lovers! Sit back and relax as I bring you 10 Spots In Klang Valley For Tender & Juicy Pork Ribs To Fulfil Your Porky Cravings.

1. Naughty Babe Dirty Duck

Calling themselves the antidote for carnivores, Naughty Babe Dirty Duck’s signature dish is the Naughty Babe Dirty Duck BBQ Pork Rib (NBDD BBQ PORK RIBS). This exclusive dish is coated with their very own homemade barbeque sauce and served with tomato salsa and their flaming hot chilli sauce. Other in demand dishes include the Jamon Serrano served with Spanish serrano ham and rockmelon and the Porky Sausage Platter served with 5 different types of Hungarian and German sausages.

Address: Desa Sri Hartamas 42, Jalan 25/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 12pm -12am, daily

2. Down To Bones

Looking for something vintage to take the edge off? Look no further as Down To Bones brings you the retroness and warmth like nowhere else. This diner serves massive pork ribs which are smothered in DTB’s signature sauce, and served with buttery mash and coleslaw on the side. They also serve pork ribs coated in cheese glaze and Super Ring crumbles. Yes that’s right, Super Ring the famous local snack brand. If you’re not in a mood for pork, they also serve other mains such as lamb and roasted chicken.

Address: 8, Jalan Hujan Rahmat 3, Taman Overseas Union, 58200 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 12pm – 3.30pm, 6pm – 11.30pm, closed on Thursdays

3. 8Haus

Set in the 19th century, 8Haus bathes you with its historical charms. This diner exclusively offers an unpalatable list of Western Oriental fusion food. Their signature pork ribs – Best Haus’s Pork Ribs is lacquered in flavourful Hoisin sauce and served with savoury pomelo salad.

Other robust dishes worth mentioning would be the Pork Roulade, XO Haus Linguine With Braised Pork Belly that comes with mouth watering thinly sliced pork belly that easily melts in your mouth with every bite.

Address: 8, Jalan Sin Chew Kee, 50150 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11am – 11.30pm, Mon-Fri; 9am – 11.30pm, Sat-Sun

4. Meat The Porkers

The restaurant, which is by the same group behind Fierce Curry House, serves Indian cuisine with a twist—a porky twist. Their signature Tandoori Pork Ribs is roasted in a clay oven upon ordering, then served with traditional mint sauce, homemade tamarind sauce and shredded coconut.

Address: 9M, Jalan Medan Setia 1, Bukit Damansara 50490 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm, daily

5. ANTE

ANTE is the perfect place for you if you’re looking for that kitchen and bar fusion with a bit of neon lighting and romantic evoking atmosphere. Whether it is pork steak, pork burger, pork ribs, ANTE has just the thing for you. Alongside their popular pork steak such as ribeye and pork shoulder, their ribs are equally as good. Their fall-off-the-bone Iberico Baby Ribs has a great crunch, a good sharing plates before devouring into their main dishes.

Address: 1 Utama Shopping Centre, Lot F346, First Floor, New Wing, Rainforest, Bandar Utama, 47800 Selangor
Operating Hours: 10am- 10pm, Sun-Thurs; 10am – 10.30pm, Fri-Sat

Address: Publika, A2-G1-09, Solaris Dutamas 1, Jalan Dutamas 1, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11am – 10.30pm, Sun-Thurs; 11am – 11.30pm, Fri-Sat

6. Ribs King

Located in Taman Paramount, Ribs King serves a variety of Chinese and Western cuisine. Their best selling pork ribs dishes include the Buttermilk Pork Ribs and Nam Yee Spare Ribs. They are not really a pork ribs specialized place, but on a huge plus side, the menu ranges from stir fried noodles to pork chop rice and everything in between. With a calming and soothing ambiance Ribs King is an incredulous place to dine in.

Address: 25, Jalan 20/7, Taman Paramount 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: 11am – 10pm, daily

7. Iberico Kitchen

Iberico Kitchen, as its name indicates, serves pre-eminent premium iberico pork exquisitely imported from Spain. The freshness of the iberico meat is inarguable. Not only does Iberico kitchen serves quite an extensive menu on Iberico pork but it also offers vast varieties of meal courses such as salad, pasta, soup, Iberico Pork Chop, Iberico Burger, Iberico Meatballs and dessert. The owner has specifically intended to bring the richness of the iberico meat to the public hence, the iberico pork narrowed menu.

Address: Iberico Kitchen D-G-07, Oasis Square, Oasis Ara Damansara, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: 11am – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm, daily

8. El Cerdo

Influenced by European, Mexican and Carribean famous cuisines, El Cerdo is an award winning best pork restaurant located in the heart of KL. Their signature dishes include Cochinillo Al Estilo Segoviano, spanish style roasted pig; amon Iberico de Bellota, pork shoulder steak and Iberico spare ribs. Almost all of El Cerdo’s dishes are served in big portions which makes it perfect for sharing between 3 to 4 people so make sure to go with friends and family!

Address: 43 & 45 Changkat Bukit Bintang 50200 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 6pm – 1am, Mon-Thurs; 6pm – 2am, Fri-Sat; 12pm – 2.30pm & 6pm – 1am, Sun

9. Sausage & Ribs Shack

Sausage and Ribs Shack makes their very own sausages to ensure the juicy, savoury quality of every chew. Their BBQ spice-rubbed pork ribs seemed to be one of the signature dishes there. If you’re planning to come here, a quick reservation is highly important, especially for the savoury pork ribs as it requires some prepping time. A quick tip, don’t wear shoes inside and here’s why; the restaurant has a strict no shoe policy to maintain a squeaky clean and comfortable environment for their diners.

Address: Sausage & Ribs Shack, 9, Jalan 2/105, Taman Midah, Cheras.
Operating Hours: 11am – 10pm

10. Marta’s Kitchen

Upon entering Marta’s kitchen, emptors would usually be welcomed with spanish pop songs that transports them back to the land of Espana. One of the unique features of Martha’s kitchen is that customers can have a clear view of the kitchen which gives a sense of homeliness. Staying true to the spanish culture and traditions, Martha has tweaked some of the dishes at least 50 times to achieve the authentic taste and flavour. One of it being her scrumptious iberico pork ribs. The meat is caramelised and lacquered with sweet and tangy sauce to really give an oomph and flavour to it. Additionally her repertoire is also prepared with plenty of pork meat such as the Jamon Iberico Ham, skewered pork pinchos and ham croquettes.

Address: The Signature, Jalan Sri Hartamas 22,Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11.30am – 11.30pm

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MAMA noodle is one of Thailand’s top selling brand of instant noodle. The brand is super popular and it has become so common that all instant noodles from Thailand are referred to by the term MAMA.

MAMA noodle has a wide variety of flavours like other brands but they are known for their Thai flavours like Spicy Basil Stir-Fried, Tom Yum Minced Pork, Chicken Green Curry and so on.

Despite it’s popularity, not all Thai restaurants in town serve this comfort food. That said, we figured we would give you list of places that you could get your mama noodles fix right here.

Here is a list of 8 Places To Get Your Mama Noodle Fix.

1. Khunyai Thai Ho Chiak 坤太太泰好吃

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Khunyai Thai Ho Chiak formerly known as Khunyai Thai BBQ & Mookata Steamboat. The shop was previously situated at Taman Desa Petaling before relocating to Klang. The most popular MAMA noodle dish here is their Giant Fresh Water Prawn which can feed up to 4 to 6 people. Regular seafood MAMA noodle is also available for smaller group.

Address: 22-1, Jalan 2/125F, Taman Desa Petaling, 57100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Hours: 12pm – 10.30pm, daily

2. Mama Mee 夜宵食堂 @ Kepong Baru, Cheras, Puchong & Setapak

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Here you can find dishes that will hit that spot for you. They are best known for their Spicy Mama Noodles, with toppings of your choice such as squid, meatballs, smoke duck and lots more. Lime slices are added into the noodle to give that zesty kick. All in all, Mama Mee is the place to come to when you are craving a late night snack, just like the Chinese name suggested. Originating from Kepong, they have open four more outlets around the Klang Valley.

Address: Jalan Kepong Baru, Kepong Baru, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 11am – 9.30pm

Address: BLK P, B 111, Jalan Kaskas, Taman Cheras, 56100 Cheras, Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 11am – 10pm

Address: H-01, 01, Jalan PPK 1, Taman Kinrara, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
Hours: 11am – 10pm

Address: 31, Jalan Prima Setapak 5, Setapak, 53300 Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 11am – 10pm

3. VeryThai @ Sunway Geo

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VeryThai is Thai restaurant in Sunway Geo, just right opposite Sunway Medical Centre. They sport a modern but yet simplistic interior that is decorated with Thai culture inspired artwork. This place is a great place for meals to enjoy with friends and family. We recommend their Cheesy Tom Yum Pot while you are here, which feed perfectly for 2 pax.

Address: B-01-3A, Level 1, Block B, Sunway Geo Avenue, Jalan Lagoon Selatan, Sunway South Quay, 47500 Bandar Sunway
Hours: 11am – 11pm

4. Little Rara Thai Noodle House (Halal)

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This quaint little restaurant is located behind Pavilion KL, next to Menara HLA. They whip up all your favourite Thai dishes here, from Pad Thai to Tom Yum Noodle soup. They have their own version of the Mama Tom Yam Noodles Pot, which has seafood and cheese in it. Everything here is reasonably priced so your wallet will thank you too. More importantly it’s Halal therefore you can head over there with Muslim friends.

Address: 1, Jalan Kia Peng, Kuala Lumpur, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 5.30pm – 12am, closed on Sundays

5. STREAT Thai (Muslim Friendly)

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Streat Thai is a restaurant chain that aims to bring us the real Thailand street food dining experience. They serve a variety of scrumptious Thai food with Thai chefs stationed at each of the stalls to give you the best of the best. Their MAMA noodle dish, Tom Yum WoW Lok Chin Gai is a protein packed, veggie loaded pot of Thai-licious goodness with a double portion of imported Thai MAMA Instant Noodles.

Address: Jaya One The School, 100-G-001, No. 72A Jalan Universiti, Petaling Jaya 46200 Selangor
Hours: 11.30am – 10pm, (Sun-Thurs), 11.30am – 11pm (Fri-Sat)

Address: Kepong Village Mall, No 3, Jalan 7A/62A, Bandar Menjalara, 52200 Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 11.30am – 10pm

Address: G-3, Ground Floor, Nexus, Bangsar South
Hours: 11.30am – 9.30pm

Address: Tesco Extra, G30, 2, Jalan Midah 2, Taman Midah, 56000 Cheras, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 11.30am – 9.30pm

6. Baan Korat Thai Restaurant

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If you love Thai food and live in Klang, Baan Korat Thai is should be on your radar. Located at Bandar Baru Klang, Baan Korat Thai is run by a friendly couple with the wife from Thai. Over here you can choose 2 different types of Instant Mama Noodle, one with pork and another one with seafood, or you can just mix the 2 together.

Address: 10, Lorong Tiara 1b, Bandar Baru Klang, 41150 Klang, Selangor
Hours: 12pm – 3pm, 5pm – 11pm, daily

7. Bangkok Thai Street Food

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Malaysian husband and Thai wife team Jason Tan and Mrs Tan have created a back alley open space which provides a lively section to the dining experience, almost feel like you are dining in the street of Thailand. Thai food lovers usually come here for their Mama Noodle, Mookata, and wide array of seafood and pork skewers.

Address: 16A, Jalan Desa Jaya, Taman Desa, 58100 Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 6pm – 12am

8. Thai Luck Thai Cuisine (Muslim Friendly)

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With a comfortable setting in each outlet and an extensive menu of our Thai cuisine favorites, it is definitely easy to feel happy when we are enjoying ourselves. Thai Luck Thai Cuisine serves their Mama Noodle with authentic Thai recipes and imported ingredients. Tomyam Mama Noodles Homemade Chicken Balls is their signature dish, or if you feel like splurging, they serve Tomyam Mama Noodle With Jumbo River Prawns.

Address: 7-0-11, Jalan 3/109F, Danau Business Centre, Taman Desa, KL.
Hours: 11am – 10pm

Address: Lot G03 & Lot G04, 03-01 & 03-01A, Tamarind Square, Persiaran Multimedia Cyber10, 63000 Cyberjaya
Hours: 10am – 8pm

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Oysters is one dish that many consider a delicacy. Although they might not be the easiest of the seafood family to enjoy, it is still a dish that many seafood lovers sought after.

There are many oyster specialty places that serve these yummy treats from the sea in KL and PJ. While the precise oyster selection may vary depending on season, still we’ve listed down a list of places to get oysters in town.

That said, here are 8 Places To Eat Fresh Oysters In KL & PJ For Oyster Lovers

1. SHUCKED Oyster Bar

Shucked Oyster Bar is undoubtedly the most popular place to get fresh oyster in Kuala Lumpur. They have over 10 varieties of raw and cooked premium oysters and currently operate at 2 locations – The Gardens Mall and Publika Shopping Gallery.

Address:

SHUCKED Publika (BIG Supermarket)
SHUCKED Gardens Mall (3rd Floor)
SHUCKED M City (Village Grocer)
SHUCKED IPC Shopping Centre (BIG Supermarket)
SHUCKED DC Mall (BIG Supermarket)

2. Lemon Garden @ Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur

Lemon Garden is the only hotel buffet restaurant in this list that offer bottomless oyster in their spread. They serve an impressive variety of fresh seafood including freshly shucked oysters which is shipped daily in from U.S.A.

Address: 11, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur, 50250 Kuala Lumpur

3. Eatomo Food Co @ Taman Desa

Eatomo Food Co are known for their wide variety of seafood dishes in their menu. They pretty much serve every seafood dishes ranging from Poke Bowl, Rice Bowl, Sashimi and more. Their Live Oyster dishes is not to be missed, especially the Virgin Bloody Mary Oyster Shooter.

Hours: 11.30am – 10pm
Address: 11-1-1, Jalan 3/109F, Danau Business Centre, Taman Danau Desa, Kuala Lumpur

4. The Fat Fish @ Mont Kiara

This is yet another highly rated seafood place around Mont Kiara area. The oysters here are imported from France, Holland, Ireland and Australia. You can pair your oyster with some of the best Japanese sashimi and other seafood.

Hours: 11.30am – 10pm
Address: 15-0-5 Mont Kiara Shoplex, Kuala Lumpur

5. Bait @ Bangsar

If you frequent Bangsar, chances are you’ve heard of Bait. This restaurant is known for their fresh oysters which are from French, Australia (seasonal) and Ireland. If you love raw Oysters, do opt for their bucketful of oysters

Hours: 3pm – 2am (Sat-Fri), 3pm – 12.30am (Sun), 4pm – 12.30 (Mon-Thurs)
Address: 65, Jalan Telawi 3, Bangsar Baru, Kuala Lumpur

6. Just Seafood

Just Seafood is another one of those restaurants that doesn’t specialize in oysters but surprisingly does it pretty well. Their Extra Large live USA Oyster (which is the size of a palm) is air-flown with it’s shell still encased which allow customers to enjoy the flavours and freshness of the oyster at its fullest.

Address: A-9-G, No. 2 Jalan PJU5/14 PJU5, Dataran Sunway, 47810 Petaling Jaya

7. Mitasu Japanese Restaurant

Mitasu is the only all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant in this list, and yes, fresh oysters are in their menu. This means you can eat unlimited amounts of oysters with just a cover charge of RM67.50. Do note that since this is an all-you-can-eat buffet, the quality of oysters are slightly compromised. Hence this place is more suitable for those who prefer quantity over quality.

Address: Central Plaza, 2506, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur

8. Southern Rock Seafood @ Bangsar

Southern Rock Seafood is a real gem in Bangsar for oyster lovers! The oysters here are unbelievably fresh and they offer a good selection of different oysters from France, Holland, Australia and even New Zealand. Aside from quality oyster, you can also expect good service

Hours: 11am – 10pm
Address: 32-36, Jalan Kemuja, Bangsar, 59000 Kuala Lumpur

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With Deepavali passing just days ago, many of us here still crave for a good Biryani, Mutton Varuval or even a simple Tosai. Lucky for us, some of the best Indian restaurants in the country is nestled in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya.

Indian restaurants in town are a mix of fine dining and casual sit-downs of North Indian and South Indian restaurants. These restaurants offer some of the most delicious Indian staples such as Naan, Biryani, Butter Chicken, Tandoori, Thali and more.

Today we’ve listed the 10 Best Indian Food Places in KL & PJ You Have to Visit (2019 Guide)

1. Mollagaa

If you’re craving for some good Biryani, Banana Leaf Rice, Tosai, or just any South Indian dishes, Mollagaa has got you covered. The food here is as close as it gets to real South Indian food. For those who can take the heat, you’ll be excited to know that they have a spicy chicken wings challenge. Do give this restaurant a shot when you’re in Lebuh Ampang.

Address: 50A, Lebuh Ampang 50100 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11am-10pm, daily

2. Chapathi Recipes

Perhaps the best Indian restaurant in Taman Connaught, Cheras. Not only the food here are delicious, especially the two best sellers Butter Chicken and Garlic Cheese Naan, the pricing is far more affordable compared to many North Indian restaurants in town. Make sure you try out their Palak Paneer, Mutton Rogan Gosh, Chicken Tikka Booti for an appetising meal.

Address: 5, Jalan Menara Gading 1, Taman Connaught, Cheras, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11am – 11pm, daily

3. The Ganga Café

The Ganga Café in Bangsar and Seapark is quickly becoming a neighbourhood staple for vegetarians. Their loyal diners usually come here for their Vegetarian Thai Set and also the Vegetarian Mutton Nasi Lemak that will surely make you visit again.

Address: 17, Lorong Kurau, Bangsar, 59100 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 8am – 10pm, daily

4. Tengga Briyani

Tengga itself means coconut. Living up to its name, this restaurant serve their biryani inside a coconut. Not only the presentation is unique, the taste are also so good. Come with 3 choices of meat, people can choose either they want biryani with mutton, chicken and prawn.

Address: 46G, Jalan SS15/4C, Subang Jaya
Operating Hours: 12PM – 9PM, daily

5. Jaipur Curry House

Located in a bustling area of TTDI, Jaipur is a famous restaurant with specialities in their banana leaf rice. Banana Leaf Rice is also available here which they will serve you four types of different vegetables and also papadam. Their crab curry is a must try menu if you ever visit here! And if you ever decided to come during peak hour, be prepared to fight for a place as it is super pack!

Address: 32, Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad 1, Taman Tun Dr Ismail
Operation Hours: 6AM – 10.30PM, Daily

6. Chappati.com

Chapatti.com has taken the attention with its exquisite dim dark décor. With such spacious dining space, no wonder many Indian families like to held their functions here. There are many wide variety of North Indian dishes can be find here, such as Murgh Tikka Masala, Pan Puri, and Mataar Panner.

Address: 9B-2, Jalan Kemajuan, Seksyen 13
Operation Hours: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 5.30pm – 10.30pm; daily

7. Saravana Bhavan

Your vegetarian list is not complete without Saravana Bhavan in your list. Even the non-vegetarian also love it here. The foods here are rich with taste since all the ingredients used are from the best quality. The service and environment are also pleasant, which added more value to this restaurant.

Address & Operation Hours: Click here for full locations

8. MTR 1924

Located in Brickfields, you can trace this restaurant long history back to 1924. With many years of experience under its belt, you can rest assure the food is going to be great. Their most well-known dish is their Masala Dosa which priced at RM8.50. It’s not cheap but it’s justifiable as the dosa is thin and crunch, wrapped with potato that have been choppedWith great food and services, MTR 1924 is easily picked as a place that you should try.

Address: 69, Jalan Thambipillay, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 8AM – 3.30PM, 5PM – 10.30PM, Daily

9. WTF Restaurant

This is yet another vegetarian Indian restuarant that serves hearty meal. If you’re in Bangsar, try to visit this quirky-named restaurant that serve vegetarian Indian food. Even the non-vegetarian can come and taste the foods here and will surely not regret it. WTF which stands for “What Tasty Food” serves mostly Indian cuisine with a few Indo-Chinese and Western dishes. The foods here are flavourful with spices that surely will complete your buds crave.

Address: 98, Lorong Maarof, Bangsar Park, 59000 KL
Operation Hours: 11AM–11PM, Daily

10. Meat The Porkers

Meat The Porkers is an Indian restaurant located in Damansara, where you can get your pork craving fixed in Indian cuisine. The most popular dish that had won many food lovers is their Roast Pork Briyani, or Siew Yuk Briyani. The team creatively incorporate pork into Indian cuisine and whip out some of the most interesting Indian-pork twist dishes, such as Tandoori Pork Ribs, Butter Pork, and Pork 65.

Address:  9M, Jalan Medan Setia 1, Plaza Damansara, Bukit Damansara, 50490 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 12.00PM – 3.30PM, 6.00PM – 10.30PM, closed Tuesdays

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When you are up late at night, your tummy is bound to sing the song of your people, LOUD.

Puchong is a great place that offers you a variety of different cuisines even when it’s late at night, from small snacks to full meals. Whether you are with friends or by yourself, you can always find something that tickles your fancy if you look hard enough.

We are here to make it easy for you today so here are the 10 Supper Spots In Puchong To Satisfy Your Midnight Hunger.

1. Lok Lok Street Puchong

If you want a variety of food all in one spot in Puchong, this is the place for you. You can spot Lok Lok Street next to Bangunan Pro Ice, next to IOI Boulevard. By 6pm, you can see food trucks starting to set up. True to their name, you can find food trucks selling lok lok here. If that is not for you, there are other types of food here like Asam Laksa, Chee Cheong Fun, ABC, Prawn Mee and so on.

Address: 19a, Jalan Kenari 9, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47100 Puchong
Operation Hours: 6pm – 12am, daily

2. DG Food Court

DG Food Court is open all day but you can feel the food court come to life when the sun goes down. It has a number of different cuisines available here from local favorites like soup noodles to western food. This is the place for all your cravings. They also have football matches screenings on game night! If you’re hungry at night, drop by with your friends. 

Address: DG Food Court, Jalan Wawasan 2/23, Pusat Bandar Puchong, 47100 Puchong
Operation hours: 6am – 2.30am, Daily

3. In House Cafe

You can always count on this place to be opened whenever you feel hungry. Located at Jalan Kenari in Puchong, In House Cafe offer a wide array of Western and Asian dishes, such as chicken chop, pork chop with cheese baked rice, bread toast, to spaghetti, nasi goreng, as well as standard drinks like coffee and tea, to milkshake. There are over 100 of food items to choose from. Think of it as a non Halal version of Murni, but 24 hour!

Address: 33G & 35G, Jalan Kenari 17C, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47100, Selangor
Operation hours: 24 Hours

4. Restoran I Love Hokkien Mee

We love a good Hokkien Mee late at night! This place is well known for their Hokkien Mee, as the name suggests. Their Hokkien Mee is full of “wok hei” that adds a layer of smokiness and flavor to the already fragrant dark sauce coating the noodles. They also have other variety of noodles like Cantonese Fried noodles and Friend Keuy Teow with egg, another signature. Noodles for all hurray!

Address: 14, Jalan Kenari 11, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
Operation Hours: 4.30am – 1.30am

5. ASAP Steamboat & Grill

This is the place for those who love steamboat buffet and grill, even at night. ASAP Steamboat & Grill offers all-you-can-eat buffet. You get to have a selection of raw marinated meats like chicken, beef, fish and lamb. There is also an assortment of fishballs, shrimp, shellfish, vegetables, mushroom and so much more that you can eat to your heart’s content. For the steamboat, you can choose between their Chicken Soup, Tom Yam Soup and Curry Laksa Soup. Take some readied food while you wait. Their specialty is their fried baby crabs.

Address: 94, Jalan Tempinis, Kampung Tengah A, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
Operation Hours: 6pm – 12am

6. HK Boy Seafood Hotpot 

Another hotpot on this list, HK Boy Sefood Hotpot has something completely different to offer. Apart from the normal soup bases, they offers you porridge to cook your food in. The porridge is boiled from pork bones to give you the “umami” flavor of what Hong Kong porridge is. You can still opt for the usual soup bases if you prefer. They have a selection of premium ingredients for you to choose from, like Spanish Iberico pork, Australian Beef, abalone and so much more.

Address: 58G, Jalan Puteri 2/2, Bandar Puteri, 47100 Puchong
Operation Hours: Sun – Mon 5pm – 1am | Fri – Sat 5pm – 2am

7. Walnut Café

If you want somewhere chill but yet fancy looking, this is the place to come to. Their name Walnut is inspired by the walnut tables they use for the cafe. Their interior exudes class and poise, which is also translated in their food. They serve mainly western food with a local twist to it. They also have their signature drinks that you should try out when you are there like Lemongrass White tea which served in a barrel. All in all, it’s a cozy place with nice ambiance to enjoy food and drinks.

Address: G-10, Ground Floor, Tower 4 & 5, PFCC, Jalan Puteri 1/2, 47100 Puchong
Operation Hours: 11pm – 1am

8. Seoul BBQ Puchong

Seoul BBQ Puchong offers you all you can eat Korean BBQ buffet at RM28/pax. You can opt to cook the meat yourself and feel like an ultimate chef or just have them help you bbq it while you enjoy your dinner. This restaurant is often busy and hustling by dinner time. If you don’t feel like having a buffet that night, you can always opt for the set packages or the ala carte menu.

Side note: This Korean restaurant is actually owned by a Korean family from Seoul, North Korea.

Address: 72, Jalan Puteri 2/4, Bandar Puteri Puchong
Operating Hours: 7PM – late

9. Japanese BBQ Taisyu Yakiniku Puchong

Taisyu Yakiniku is one of the most affordable Japanese BBQ restaurants in Puchong. The restaurant has simple and laid back setting which gives customers a much chill vibe. They serve over 17 cuts of meat, mainly pork, beef, chicken, lamb and seafood. If you come here in a group, you can literally order a plate of almost everything. Here, you can cook and even season your own meat, it’s all about self service and making yourself comfortable.

Address: G2 Lot 5362, Jalan Layang-Layang 1, Bandar Puchong Jaya
Operating Hours: 6pm – 12am (Closed on Mondays)

10. Nasi Kukus Malaya Ayam Cincang

This Nasi Kukus stall is a 24 hours eatery that is open for 365 days a year. You can come here anytime you want and we mean it! Do note that they only have one item on the food menu, wait for it, it’s Nasi Kukus Ayam Cincang. The chicken is marinated with more than 20 herbs and spices and then fried in batches all throughout the day. Pair it with their gualai kawah and sambal merah pedas, sedap giler!

Address:
(1) 16, Jalan Putra Perdana 5d/1, Taman Putra Perdana, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
(2) Taman Puchong Permai, 47100 Puchong, Selangor

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