Ramadan is just around the corner and if you are already planning your buka puasa sessions and Raya get-togethers, here’s something worth checking out. Maria’s SteakCafe is bringing back their Special Ramadan & Raya Menu and it will be available from 19 February to 19 April 2026 at all Klang Valley outlets.

Instead of a buffet spread, Maria’s is going for something more intimate and communal this year, a multi-tiered set designed for sharing. Think of it as a festive feast stacked with abundance, perfect for family gatherings, close friends, and even corporate iftar dinners.

Every set starts with dates and a festive drink called Rosé Zest. Light, refreshing and slightly citrusy, it is exactly what you need after a long day of fasting.

The meal kicks off with a comforting bowl of homemade Pumpkin Soup. Smooth, creamy and delicious.

The platter starts with Spicy Mussels in a rich tomato-based sauce served with crispy garlic bread. The sauce has a pleasant kick and pairs really well with the garlic bread.

What makes this set stand out is how it combines Western steakhouse favourites with Malaysian flavours. All mains are served with Maria’s signature Percik Sauce on the side, adding that familiar local sweetness and smokiness to the premium cuts.

For the four-person beef set, you’ll get Australian Hereford Grainfed Ribeye and New Zealand Lamb Cutlets. Needless to say, both the ribeye and the lamb cutlets were outstanding-after all, these are what Maria’s SteakCafe is known for.

Can’t eat beef? The non-beef set features Grilled Salmon and Garlic Butter Tiger Prawns instead of beef. The prawns are succulent and nicely coated in garlic butter, while the salmon remains flaky and moist.

No steakhouse feast is complete without sides. Expect Onion Rings, Roasted Potatoes and Sautéed Vegetables. The set also comes with crispy Steakhouse Fries, making it even more satisfying for bigger groups.

Dessert is Prune Cake. It is not sugary, which makes it a pleasant and comforting way to end the meal.

It will be available from 19 February to 19 April 2026 at all Maria’s SteakCafe outlets across Klang Valley.

More Info

Maria’s SteakCafe
Cuisine: Malaysian Steakhouse
Availability: 19 February – 19 April 2026
RSVP: +6017 902 0339 or visit www.marias.com.my
Price:

2 Pax Set: Beef Set @ RM395++ | Non Beef Set RM335++
4 Pax Set: Beef Set @ RM615++ | Non Beef Set RM595++

If you are looking for something different from the usual hotel buffet this Ramadan, this steakhouse-style feast might just be the refreshing change you need.

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The spotlight first lands on the Basil Pow! Nak Dak Burger — a bold take for burger lovers. Juicy chicken with crispy edges is layered with fresh lettuce and red onion, then finished with a generous drizzle of aromatic Thai basil mayo, all tucked into a soft, buttery bun. It’s satisfying, flavour-packed, and perfect for festive catch-ups or a quick bite that doesn’t feel basic.

Second is the Original Nak Dak Basil Pow!, featuring NakNak’s signature crispy boneless chicken topped with savoury minced chicken and fragrant Thai basil mayo. The result? A balanced hit of crunch, creaminess, and umami in every bite — a solid pick for fans of NakNak’s classic flavours, now with a bold twist.

Sharing moments are made extra tasty with the Loaded Basil Pow! Chicken Fries, featuring straight-cut NakNak fries piled high with savoury minced chicken and Thai basil mayo. Ideal as a snack for family gatherings or friendly get-togethers, it’s a dish that turns casual bites into memorable moments.

Completing the lineup, the Basil Pow! Chicken Rice pairs fluffy Korean short-grain rice with savoury minced chicken, making it a simple yet comforting choice for everyday enjoyment.

Invite your friends and family to try this Thai Basil Pow! series, available from now, for a limited time at all NakNak outlets nationwide, for dine-in and takeaway.

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December brings in those chilly vibes, and Kuala Lumpur’s food scene is catching some serious Fukuoka feels at Shakariki 432 Sake Dining. Fukuoka is a city in Japan, known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and delicious local cuisine.

Tucked away in the heart of Hartamas, this Japanese spot is buzzing with its exclusive winter seafood menu. Cooked up by Teshima-san, who’s from Fukuoka and has been living the Malaysia life for 12 years, it’s like a tasty adventure of Japan right in the middle of KL’s food scene.

To our delight, we discovered an array of dishes showcasing the bounty of winter seafood from Itoshima city, in Fukuoka prefecture, Japan, renowned for its culinary treasures.

Our culinary journey commenced with the Grilled Itoshima Oysters, available in both full and half sizes. Priced at RM180 for a full size (30 pieces) and RM120 for half (15 pieces), these plump, juicy oysters delivered an oceanic burst of flavor with each bite. The steaming process enhanced their natural sweetness, making it a delectable start to our meal.

Moving on to the 7 Types of Seafood Bowls, priced at RM88, we were treated to a medley of fresh fish from Itoshima. The bowl showcased the restaurant’s commitment to quality, with each piece of seafood meticulously prepared to highlight its unique taste and texture. It was a symphony of flavors that left us craving for more.

The Torched Spanish Mackerel Sashimi (RM38) was another standout dish, featuring impeccably fresh mackerel expertly torched to enhance its natural richness. The result was a delightful dance of flavors on the palate, a testament to Shakariki 432’s dedication to bringing authentic Japanese cuisine to Malaysian diners.

As a sweet conclusion to our seafood feast, we indulged in the Amaou Strawberry Dessert, featuring plump strawberries that perfectly encapsulated the essence of winter sweetness. It was a delightful ending to a meal that celebrated the seasonal treasures of Fukuoka.

Beyond the culinary delights, Shakariki 432 Sake Dining offers a comfortable dining experience. The ambiance is conducive to both casual lunches and leisurely dinners, with the added bonus of a relaxing after-meal chilling session with Japanese beer and sake. 

It’s important to note that this special winter seafood menu is only available until the end of the year, December 31, 2023. Therefore, for those who appreciate the finer nuances of Fukuoka cuisine, Shakariki 432 Sake Dining is a must-visit before this limited-time offering bids adieu.

With the winter seafood menu only available for a limited time, seize the opportunity to embark on a gastronomic journey at Shakariki 432 Sake Dining before the year comes to a close.

Address: No.7G Tingkat Bawah Jalan 23/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur, 50480

Operation Hours: 5pm to 12am [Weekday], 12pm to 12am [Weekend]

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The famous celebrity chef Dato Fazley Yaakob has teamed up with Knorr Malaysia in a search to uncover three exceptional but underrated chicken chop joints that are worth exploring. These eateries have not only captured the hearts of their loyal customers but have also received the esteemed title of being among the best in Malaysia.

With that said, here are the Top 3 Award-Winning Chicken Chop Places Recommended By Dato’ Fazley Yaakob:

1. Charlie’s Cafe

Nestled in a quiet housing area in Kuala Lumpur, Charlie’s Cafe has been serving up mouthwatering chicken chops since 2015! Dato Fazley Yaakob has praised Charlie’s Cafe for its juiciness and crispiness. It’s worth mentioning that Charlie’s Cafe Chicken Chop is also really big and affordably priced at RM26.90, with a complimentary Ice Lemon Tea.

The tender, juicy chicken paired with a generous portion of crispy fries or mashed potatoes and coleslaw makes for a hearty and satisfying meal.

What sets Charlie’s Cafe apart is their Chicken Chop sauce cooked using Sarawak Pepper, which gives a mild spicy kick. Its culinary prowess is undoubtedly deserving of accolades.

Address: 29, Jalan Bukit Desa 5, Taman Bukit Desa, 58100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 11 am to 3 pm (Closed on Sundays)
Delivery: 10 am to 6 pm (Daily)

2. Dioh Salai @ Ipoh

Dioh Salai, situated on the outskirts of Ipoh, has been in operation for almost a decade. Founded by Arriff, a young man from Negeri Sembilan who is passionate about fusion dishes.

“My wife gave me the idea to combine Chicken Chop with Salai (Smoked Meat) + Masak Lemak. I basically smoke my Chicken Chop for 1 & a half hours with mangrove wood and drench it in creamy & spicy masak lemak gravy,” Arriff said.

Dioh takes the classic chicken chop to new heights by infusing it with Negeri Sembilan’s rich heritage of spices and herbs. Dato Fazley Yaakob was captivated by Dioh Salai’s unique approach to chicken chop, which involves marinating the chicken in a blend of aromatic spices before smoking it to perfection.

The result is a succulent, aromatic Chicken Chop with creamy Masak Lemak sauce that will take your taste buds on a journey.

Address: Persiaran Sengat Baru 2 (Near Petronas), Taman Bersatu, 31300 Simpang Pulai, Perak

Hours: 12 pm – 8 pm

3. Paku & Pontianak KL @ Jalan Gurney, KL

Paku & Pontianak KL is a casual fine dining restaurant nestled in a bungalow house. Decorated with roses, vintage items, and black accent decor, this restaurant is themed after spooky Malay folklore and will definitely give you a unique and unforgettable dining experience. Furthermore, there are ample parking spaces, making it suitable as a venue for events and parties.

We sampled their award-winning Hainanese Chicken Chop, which is deep-fried until juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside. Unlike the usual Hainanese Chicken Chop, the culinary team at Paku & Pontianak has given this classic dish a twist by serving it with creamy and velvety tomato-based sauce, and topping it with peas, mushrooms, and fries. The result is a chicken chop that’s bursting with flavor.

Address: 21, Jln Gurney 2, Kampung Datuk Keramat, 54000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

Hours: 11 am to 11:30 pm (Daily)

While Malaysia is known for its culinary diversity, it’s essential to celebrate the underrated gems that enrich the food scene. Dato Fazley Yaakob’s endorsement of Charlie’s Cafe, Dioh Salai, and Paku & Pontianak KL as the top three chicken chop places in Malaysia speaks volumes about their exceptional quality and unique flavors.

If you’re a foodie looking to embark on a culinary journey, be sure to explore these underrated but exceptional chicken chop establishments.

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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

Also Check Out: This Puchong-born Home Cook Is Selling Nasi Lemak From RM34 After Migrating Near UK

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You’ve probably heard of Akka Nasi Lemak on social media, and for good reason. What started as a small Nasi Lemak stall in a quiet Seri Kembangan neighborhood has now expanded to serve over 500 customers, and she shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon.

Where it all started

On earlier April 2023, we discovered a humble Indian lady selling nasi lemak from a social media post. We decided to film a short video introducing this place to all social media users.

While editing the video, we realized that the stall did not have any online presence, Google Map address, or even a name.

Hence, we decided to give it the name Akka Nasi Lemak and create a Google Map address so that people could navigate to this stall after watching our video. We called it Akka Nasi Lemak because the owner referred to all her lady customers as ‘Akka.’

The video blew up on our Facebook, TikTok, and even our neglected Instagram account. The stall was then featured on many media platforms such as Astro, THR Raaga, and countless random TikTok users.

The birth of Akka Nasi Lemak

Meet Sangeetha Manimalar, the 34-year-old mother who runs Akka Nasi Lemak. Having a hotel management background, the mother of two has been selling nasi lemak for more than 10 years. However, her stall instantly become a “viral” sensation on social media in the month of April, which falls on the Ramadan month.

Her dishes are abundance, you can find Ayam Masak Merah, Ayam Rendang, Ayam Goreng Berempah, Sambal Kerang and Sambal Sotong. No pork is used or serve in her stall. Furthermore she offers two types of sambal, spicy and normal, as well as two types of rice, namely santan rice and pandan rice.

A warrior in the culinary

Nothing great ever came that easy. According to Sangeetha’s interview in Astro Naavanil, she shared that her husband and children was met in an accident. The children have recovered but her husband is still on a recovering stage. But Sangeetha manages her life and the livelihood of her family with the little money earned.

Snippet from Astro Vaanavil

When “Akka Nasi Lemak” started gaining popularity, it attracts all sort of walks, people around Selangor, KL and even Singapore, to line up starting at 12am just to get a taste of her food, almost equates to celebrity fans camp out for concert tickets.

With a sudden increase of customers, she has already enlisted some extra hands to help her. In particularly, her neighbour who’s a friendly Chinese aunty is helping her as well, without asking for single salary.

Unfazed by nonsense

It’s safe to assume that fame attract haters. Despite some mishaps during the stall, Akka Nasi Lemak is going strong. To ensure everyone customers who line up able to purchase her food, token will be given to everyone and every customer can buy maximum of 5 packets of nasi lemak.

Snippet from TikTok @nasttyboii | Image Credit: alishafoong

Furthermore, Sangeetha’s news has caught attention of Vice-President of Angkatan Muda Keadilan Malaysia Thiban Subbramaniam to help in registry of her business.

Safe to say, this lady of iron has got things figured out.

If you want to visit Akka Nasi Lemak, her stall is located in front of Restoran Twenty Two. Details as per below:

Address: Akka Nasi Lemak, 122, Jalan PUJ 3/2, Puncak Jalil, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor
Hours: 7am till sold out

Also Check Out: This Puchong-born Home Cook Is Selling Nasi Lemak From RM34 After Migrating Near UK

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Are you someone who frequently makes pasta? If yes, then you must be familiar with Kimball Pasta, I bet! If the brand name doesn’t ring a bell, you have undoubtedly seen Kimball’s products on the shelf anytime you walk by the pasta aisle while checking items off your shopping list.

Most of us are familiar with their pasta products and tomato sauce because they are a well-known household name.

Meets the challenge in taste, price, and convenience

Pasta will always be the “to-cook” meal anytime we are too busy to prepare a full meal because it’s simple and easy, as all we need to do is boil the water, cook the pasta and add the sauce.

But when it comes to the taste, how sure are you? Although “taste” is very subjective, it must meet a particular “standard” to ensure that it is acceptable to everyone.

Kimball provides top notch quality pasta products at affordable prices. For those who are just starting out and are unsure where to begin, they have a variety of pasta products.

#SemuaBolehMasak, Kimball encourages everyone to cook

Since we know how simple it is to get Kimball Pasta products, there are no excuses for us NOT TO COOK, right?

In keeping with #SemuaBolehMasak, we learned that there are simple recipes we may use to start cooking with Kimball’s products. I bet any beginner can cook well using these easy recipes too!

And now, we have good news to share with you! Recently, Kimball has launched two new pasta sauces:

• Sos Pasta Buttermilk
• Sos Pasta Tomato Cili Pedas

These 2 products are the go-to sauces if you are craving for Asian flavored dishes with a twist.

Besides they have created other delicious yet simple recipes specifically for Malaysians, such as Buttermilk Spiral with Beef Sausage & Mixed Vegetables, Spicy Penne Fried Sardine Pasta, and Angel Hair Fried Assam Laksa.

Kimball Aims for Convenience & Versatility in Its Products

Cooking could not possibly be so simple and convenient, especially with Kimball Pasta products.

What are you waiting for? Show off your newly discovered cooking skills to your family and friends!

You can find out more Kimball’s Pasta recipes here.

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

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Fast food giant, KFC, has been saying their chickens are “finger lickin good” since 1956. However for a long time, their social media channels have been flooded with complaints of undersized chicken. Champions are not perfect too.

Despite some complaints, we were told by KFC that they have been receiving many compliments for the quality of their iconic fried chicken recently.

Thanks to their new Quality Taste Guaranteed Policy, these sorts of comments are getting lesser, and what is Quality Taste Guaranteed? Read on to find out.

KFC’s Commitment To Provide Uncompromising Quality of Food & Customer Experience

Continuous improvement is an ongoing effort to improve all elements of every company, same goes to KFC.

KFC wants to ensure every fried chicken lover is satisfied hence they’ve launched Quality Taste Guaranteed policy back in May 2022 which allows customers to scan a QR code to replace any unsatisfactory piece of chicken through an online form.

KFC Malaysia Brand Head Stephen Chew (2nd left) and chief marketing officer Chan May Ling (2nd right) unveiled the Finger-Lickin’ Good Campaign in KFC Pavilion KL back in May 2022.

Unhappy With Your Chicken? Get A Replacement Without Conditions

To ensure all fried chicken lovers are able to enjoy the freshest and top notch fried chicken, the

“Quality Taste Guaranteed” policy allows you to request a replacement if the chicken you’re served is not up to par.  This includes if your chicken is not juicy enough, burnt, too greasy, not tender, not hot, and not as flavourful.

To those who are unsatisfied with KFC’s Fried Chicken, all you gotta do is scan the QR code on the table , fill and submit the replacement form. Once you’re done, flash the “Thank You” page at the counter to replace your fried chicken. No questions asked.

Here’s the Secret That Makes KFC’s Fried Chicken So Crispy

Using the “farm to fork” strategy, KFC ensures their fried chicken comes from a steady supply Halal-compliant and high quality ingredients.  All their chicken pieces are delivered into KFC stores throughout the week and are freshly breaded and fried by trained staff everyday.

Head To Your Nearest KFC Outlet To Enjoy The Forever Nostalgic Fried Chicken

When your fried chicken cravings hits, KFC is always there, in fact we’ve been lickin our fingers good at KFC in Malaysia for the past almost 50 years. Nothing beats comfort food like KFC fried chicken. So head over to your nearest KFC outlet and taste the quality yourselves.

For more information, visit KFC’s website. #ItsFingerLickinGood

Also Check Out: KFC Now Allows You To Replace Unsatisfactory Chicken & Released Lunch Sets From RM7.99

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Yes, by now you can tell how much we’re excited for football nights. If you’re looking for a good snack to munch on during football nights allow us to introduce you to Treatz!, a new series of potato chips that’ll be your new go-to potato chips to munch on. 

Keep reading as we’ll be introducing the amazing flavours offer by Treatz!, as well as their “Predict Like Peele” contest!  

There are four flavours of Treatz! potato chips

Treatz! is your new snack to devour when you’re feeling peckish. Made using 100% real potatoes, each potato is sliced into equal thickness and cooked at an optimal temperature. As a result, the chips are light and airy, but still give you that profound and delightful crunch. 

Treatz! Potato Chips are available in four super tasty flavours: Original, Hot & Spicy, Seaweed and Summer Truffle. 

1. Original

The original flavour is lightly dusted with sea salt, gentle enough to let the natural organic potato flavour nudge through. But try to keep it down, your crunch might be louder than the movie.

2. Hot & Spicy

Love spicy food? Spice up your night out with Hot & Spicy Treatz! potato chips. The Hot & Spicy flavour smells a little like a bunch of diced up onion and garlic, then seasoned with herbs like chili and paprika which makes an exceptional balance between spicy and savoury. 

3. Seaweed

Indulge in this bag of umami goodness as you soak in the sun, salt and sea! The flavorful seaweed matches the simple salty taste and enhances the deliciousness of potatoes. 

4. Summer Truffle

If you’re a fan of this “atas” flavour, this is the flavour for you. You can smell a faint truffle aroma upon ripping the bag. Not only that, each chip is generously coated with a dusting of scrumptious flavours from real truffle. 

After buying the Treatz! snacks, remember to keep your receipt and participate in the “Predict Like Peele” contest. Give them your best shot of predictions in conjunction with  FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.

Treatz! Is Having A Contest With Giveaways Such As Playstation 5, Gaming Chairs, Noise-Canceling Headphones And More

WIN prizes worth up to RM38,000 when you spend a min of RM8 of Treatz potato! chips. This is not a drill, jaw-dropping prizes such as PS5, headphones  and more are up for grabs!

How To Join?

Step 1: BUY any Treatz! worth RM8 and above in a single receipt
Step 2: WHATSAPP your receipt 6016-313-8683 (https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=60163138683)
Step 3: Predict the final two teams and win exciting prizes!

Contest Period : 15th Oct – 8th Dec 2022

All 4 flavours of Treatz! Potato Chips are guaranteed to bring out the best snacking experience especially during this FIFA World Cup season.

Priced at a retail price of RM3.00 and RM3.20 in West and East Malaysia, Treatz! Potato Chips are Halal-certified. Be sure to head over to your nearest AEON outlets and Petronas Mesra to grab them all. 

Follow them on their social media for more updates:

Facebook: facebook.com/TreatzChips
Instagram: instagram.com/treatzchips_my/ 

Also Check Out: This Food Truck In KL Serves Rare Thai-style Toast With Over 10 Types Of Toppings

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If you’re a true foodaholic, this is one exciting event you wouldn’t wanna miss. 

The much-anticipated Tiger Street Food campaign is back! After holding the last two events virtually, Tiger is leveling up and bringing back the fan-favourite Tiger Street Food Festival 2022 on-ground for you.

On top of that, Tiger is on a nationwide search for some of the hottest street food vendors through YOU, read on and find out how you can be part of it. 

Here’s How You Can Participate and Nominate Your Favourite Street Food 

Tiger wants you to drop pins of your favourite street food spots in town on their website. You can be part of the street food hunt by recommending your favourite eateries (and earn rewards) to be a part of Tiger Street Food 2022. 

To nominate, head over to their website http://www.tigerbeer.com.my/ and drop pins when you’re at your favourite street food spots. You can collect 1,000 points and redeem 1 pair of Airpods OR Galaxy buds! *First come first serve basis.

The website will be a platform built by Tiger fans with their recommendations for fellow street food lovers to enjoy. As the saying goes – good things are meant to be shared! When you’re not recommending your favourite street foods, you can also hunt for the hottest recommendations by fellow foodies in your area.

Tiger’s Unique Lok Lok Truck With A Twist Named the “Tiger Crystal Fire Truck”

You can look out for the sight of the Tiger Crystal Fire Truck, a lok lok truck with a twist, at selected outlets, bars, coffee shops and food courts. Expect to fire up your tastebuds with unique broth selection and dipping sauces!

Those who can handle their heat can join the Tiger Fire Challenge to test their spice tolerance and win themselves ice-cold Tiger Crystal, the perfect pair for the ultimate street food experience.

Get Yourself A Limited-Edition Packaging Of Tiger Beer and Tiger Crystal

Tiger Street Food 2022 will also feature limited-edition packaging of Tiger Beer and Tiger Crystal cans and bottles, inspired by some of the renowned local street food dishes. If you’re a fan of Tiger beer, this is one collection for keeps! 

As you all know, Tiger is a brand born in Asia, making it the beer of choice to pair with bold street food flavours.

Bring Along Your Family And Friends To The ‘Tiger Street Food Festival 2022’ and Enjoy A Weekend filled with the Hottest Street Food

So, foodies, whatchu waiting for? Mark your calendars and get ready to satisfy all of your food cravings, go on the hunt for your favourite street food, and explore maze-like alleyways and secret rooms to unlock extra rewards and prizes.

Share this exciting event with your friends and family so that they can all enjoy and have some fun too. 

RSVP now for a free Tiger Crystal to be redeemed at the festival! https://hottesthunt.tigerstreetfood.my/?utm_source=ContentArticle&utm_medium=FunNTaste&utm_campaign=TigerStreetFood

Stay tuned to the Tiger’s official social media pages for more info.

Here is the event details:

Date : 28th-30th Oct AND 4th-6th Nov ( Fri-Sun)
Time : 4pm – 12 am
Venue : Factory 19 @ Section 19, PJ (https://bit.ly/3CuxkIN)

Tiger Food Festival 2022

Instagram: @tigerbeermy
Facebook: TigerBeerMY
YouTube: TigerBeerMalaysia

*Do not drink and drive. For non-Muslims aged 21 and above only.*

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If you’re a beer-lover, Drinkies’s FREE Heineken promotion is sure to tickle your tastebuds. For a limited time only, you can get your hands on a Heineken Draught 330ml for completely free, and can be redeemed using the Drinkies app with T&Cs apply. 

Check Out Drinkies’s New Feature, Star Bar For MORE Rewards

Just recently, Drinkies app has released a new feature named Star Bar which allows users to access discounts and redeem rewards, collect coins from their purchase at participating bars to redeem merchandise and many more:

Here are top four reasons for you to download the Drinkies mobile app today: 

1. Get your first beer absolutely FREE

Once you download the Drinkies app and sign up for an account, you instantly secure a free Heineken Draught beer. 

2. Access to exclusive Happy Hour promotion and vouchers

Thinking of drinking at a bar without creating a dent in your wallet? Drinkies has got your back. Through the mobile app, you have access to a whole library of exclusive discounts and vouchers.

Some of the popular vouchers as below:

RM65 for 5 glasses of Heineken® Draught (330ml)
RM55 for 5 glasses of Tiger Draught (330ml)
RM65 for 5 glasses of Guinness Draught (330ml)
RM55 for 5 bottles of Tiger Crystal (325ml)
RM49 for 5 glasses of Edelweiss Draught (250ml)
And more…”

Here are the 5 steps to purchase your vouchers:

1. Log on to Drinkies
2. Select Rewards at the bottom
3. Choose E-Vouchers (MYR) or E-Vouchers
4. Select your desired voucher and hit the “Purchase” button
5. The voucher will be credited to your “My Wallet” tab

You’ll then be able to claim your drinks at any participating outlet by showing your voucher and the QR code to the staff. 

3. Collect coins to redeem exclusive merchandise 

Every in-app order gives you coins that can be used to redeem exclusive merchandise from participating brands, namely  from Tiger, Guinness, Heineken and Edelweiss.

The merchandise is updated regularly so be sure to keep your eyes out on Drinkies from time to time to check the available merchandise. 

4. Explore the best bar in town

Say goodbye to #FOMO! With Drinkies’s Star Bar feature, you’ll be one of the first to get to know the latest promotions and new bar openings! It’s time to gather your drinking buddies at any local bar and enjoy a good drinking session together. 

Hurry Before It’s Too Late

The goal of Star Bar by Drinkies is to provide a platform that is not only a means for beer lovers to save money while buying their favourite booze but also to build a stage for local bars to thrive. Hurry and download Drinkies now to get Free Heineken Draught.

Drinkies is available to download in the iOS App Store and Android: https://bit.ly/3yU4ZdH

FB: https://www.facebook.com/drinkies.malaysia  

IG :https://www.instagram.com/drinkiesmy/ 

Website: www.drinkies.my 

Terms & Conditions:

• This redemption is open to non-Muslims aged 21 years old and above only.
• Heineken® advocates responsible consumption. Do not drink and drive.

#DrinkiesStarBar #StarBar #Drinkies #DrinkiesMY

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From discounted set meals, Chicken satisfaction guaranteed policy to their NFTs (non-fungible token), here are 5 cool things you wouldn’t want to miss under KFC’s new promotion – It’s Finger Lickin’ Good:

1. Chicken not up to standard? Replace your chicken via KFC’s NEW Quality Taste Guaranteed policy.

Unsatisfied with your fried chicken? You can get it replaced! KFC have rolled out ‘Quality Taste Guaranteed’ policy, where you can request a replacement if the fried chicken you ordered is not  up to standard, by simply scanning the unique QR code provided at the KFC outlet, fill in and submit the replacement form, and show the ‘thank you’ page at the counter to get a replacement, without any cost. 

2. Save money while enjoying KFC’s discounted lunch combo from RM7.99

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Finding smart ways to keep costs down on meals doesn’t mean you have to eat less. KFC is reducing the price of some of their popular lunch combos to as low as RM7.99, so that everyone can enjoy their favorite KFC combo.

The promo comprises some of KFC’s hand-picked popular meal:

(1) Snack Plate Combo at RM12.99 (normal price: RM15.49),
(2) Dinner Plate Combo at RM16.99 (normal price: RM19.60),
(3) 1pc-Rice Plate Combo at RM8.99 (normal price: RM10.49),
(4) 2pc-Rice Plate Combo at RM12.99 (normal price: RM15.49),
(5) Zinger Classic Combo at RM10.99 (normal price: RM13.99),
(6) Colonel Burger Combo at RM7.99 (normal price: RM9.49).

Jimat Siang is available from Monday until Thursday between 12pm – 2pm. Available via Dine-in, Take Away & Drive-Thru at *selected of KFC stores nationwide.

3. Own a 1 of 11 Exclusive KFC NFTs!

KFC has teamed up with three Malaysian artists, Wilson Ng, Book of Lai, and Arif Rafhan Othman to produce 11 NFT artwork pieces in honour of KFC’s secret recipe blend of 11 herbs and spices.

You can participate in their social contest, which is happening on KFC’s Instagram page at @kfcmalaysia to win one of three KFC’s exclusive NFT. Users must leave a single comment on the contest post and tag one of the three artists with the hashtags #OriMomentKFC and #ItsFingerLickinGood.

As for the remaining eight NFTs, it went up for bidding on OpenSea and will end on 16 May, starting at 0.08eth.

If you own one of KFC’s NFTs, you’ll receive a RM20 KFC discounted voucher monthly for an entire year through a promo code delivered via your MetaMask wallet.

4. Win KFC Vouchers & Fried Chicken Plushies At Starhill Gallery @ Bukit Bintang

Time to level up your Instagram feed by making your way to Starhill Gallery to snap a photo with KFC’s giant Bucket, overlooking Pavillion Bukit Bintang.

Not only that! You can go and play the claw machine at the same spot to win KFC vouchers and cute Drummie Plushies!

5. Check out KFC new fried chicken 3D billboard in KL

Catch KFC’s 3D fried chicken bursting through the screen! The larger-than-life KFC 3D advertisement is only available at KLCC Junction and Pavilion Elite.

Ready For A Unforgettable Finger Lickin Good KFC Moments

Head over to Starhill Gallery to snap Instagram-worthy photos with the giant bucket chicken. We guarantee you’ll have an exciting time!

If you’re craving for some good fried chicken, don’t miss out on the Jimat Siang promo! Available at limited time only at selected KFC outlets today!

For more information, visit KFC’s website. #ItsFingerLickinGood

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Char Siew, also known as BBQ Pork is among Malaysians’ favorite dish, either as a lunch or dinner and pair it with oily rice, wantan mee, or simple snack when your tummy is bored.

Thanks to the Cantonese diaspora in Malaysia, we’re blessed with a long list of legendary Char Siew spots, and most of them are typically owned by families for generations, with chefs perfecting recipes over decades.

From Cheras, Kepong, to Petaling Jaya and Glenmarie, we scour the city to bring you a delicious roundup of the best Char Siew in town! Get reading.

1. Char Siew Yoong 叉燒楊家家來

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There’s char siew in the shop’s name and that is great marketing because you know that’s the star dish in this place. Char Siew Yoong is one of the most popular spots to get your char siew fix as it gets crowded during lunch hour and it sells out quite fast. So char siew lovers know that there are different types of char siew to love and the type that they serve here is the tender meat with the perfect proportion of chewy fats and juicy meat that just melts in your mouth.

Address: 23, Jalan Pudu Ulu, Taman Pertama, 56100 Cheras, Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 10.30 am – 4.30 pm

2. Meng Kee Char Siew Restaurant

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Glenmarie folks, ya’ll are blessed to have a char siew joint near you. This is a well known char siew spot among the locals for an affordably priced menu and speedy service, although the crowd does get pretty overwhelming. Aside from rice dish, they also serve wantan mee. Their meat is wonderfully barbequed with char on the edges and the gorgeous sheen of syrupy concoction that coats the tender meat and gives it its’ juicy flavour.

Address: 30, Jalan Pekedai U1/36, Hicom-glenmarie Industrial Park, 40150 Shah Alam, Selangor.
Operation Hours: 6 am – 3 pm | Saturday: 6 am – 4.30 pm (Closed on Sunday)

3. Restoran Choon Yien

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This spot has been around for a long time that they have loyal patronage so this char siew is also another crowd favourite. Crowded, easily sold out and fatty char siew – the perfect testimonials to check this place out. They also add a little something to their char siew – garlic crust. Does this extra work? Head on over to discover it for yourself.

Address: CG – 1, Jalan 17/13, Happy Mansion, 46400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operation Hours: 10 am – 10 pm (Closed on Sunday)

4. Spring Golden

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What’s gold here is their char siew because it is mouth-watering. They serve thick chunks of char siew and yes, the nice fatty ones which have a nice crispy exterior and a tender and juicy interior. Their char siew is the perfect balance of savoury and sweet thanks to their flavourful ingredients and exceptional skills. Their char siew is gold worthy and you’ll instantly feel chirpy and happy after one taste of their fantastic char siew.

Address: 25, Jalan Sepadu C 25/C, Taman Sri Muda, 40400 Shah Alam, Selangor
Opening Hours: 9am – 2 pm

5. The Toast & Roast

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No bread is served here but there’s char siew and their signature dish is Hakka noodles with minced pork so you get two amazing items at one spot. Their char siew is flavourful thanks to the wonderful marination of their sauces which makes their char siew the ideal flavour combinations of sweet and savoury. On the outside, there’s char and a nice little crisp when you bite into the tasty char siew.

Address: 20, Jalan SS 2/72, Seksyen 19, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: 8.30 am – 4 pm (Closed on Tuesday)

6. TnR by Sean & Angie

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You most likely noticed that TnR by Sean & Angie has similar name with the previous shop. But that’s the story for another day. The humble eatery usually has a queue of char siew lovers waiting to devour their sweet, juicy char siew atop Hakka noodles with minced pork.Their char siew is flavourfully cooked to perfection and each bite will leave you wanting more.

Address: 101, Jalan SS 2/6, SS 2, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: 10 am – 8.45 pm (Closed on Thursday)

7. Wai Kee Wantan Mee @ Everyday Foodcourt

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You may be thinking wheres the char siew in this, well they serve their char siew with their signature Wonton noodles and it’s a crowd favourite that almost everyone shows up for this flavourful dish. Their char siew is succulent, tender and juicy on the inside and a nice little sheen of sweetness and char on the outside.

Address: Jalan Bandar 1, Pusat Bandar Puchong, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
Operation Hours: 7am – 3.30pm

8. Soo Kee Char Siew Restaurant

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This place is old school and old school places like this are the OG’s in dishes like char siew. Despite the old school style, this place is bustling with crowds who know that this place is a gem in disguise. You would have to enquire what they serve as they don’t offer a menu but it pretty much covers the basics of rice, noodles, vegetables and a selection of meat – pork, chicken, duck, fish, etc. People can’t get enough of their char siew as its’ wonderful flavours paired with a crispy exterior and chewy & tender interior makes you sigh in delight.

Address: 4th Mile, 50450, 373, Jalan Ampang, Au 1, 55000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hour: 11 am – 9 pm (Closed on Monday)

9. Tian Hong Char Siew

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Now we all know and love how wonderfully delicious char siew is. This place not only serves fantastic char siew that is fleshy and charred to perfection but their sauce is as good and flavourful as their char siew. It intensifies the flavours of the char siew that makes it so irresistible that it’s almost a must to have the char siew with the delicious sauce. Your taste buds will thank you for checking this place out in your next char siew hunt.

Address: 81, Jalan Tuanku 2, Salak South Garden, 57100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 11.30 am – 3.30 pm (Closed on Monday)

10. Fat Yoong Restaurant

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You can get your char siew with wonton noodles here and let me tell you this combination is heavenly. Their wonton noodles on its’ own are delicious and paired with juicy, luscious char siew that is charred to a sweet perfection creates a blissful moment of a wonderful combination of flavours. So wanton noodle fans, you know where to head to next to get your tasty wanton noodles with some fatty char siew that is extremely yummy.

Address: 1, 19, Jalan Metro Perdana 2, Taman Usahawan Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 5.30 am – 2 pm (Closed on Wednesday)

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It’s that time of the year again—the month-long holy Ramadan season, marked by fasting from dawn to dusk.

However when it comes to buka puasa, cravings can be all over the place. Sometimes the weather is pouring rain, or sometimes you’re too tired to head out for meals due to being stuck in endless traffic jams.

Now, here’s how ShopeeFood can help to satisfy those food cravings you have. This fasting month, you don’t have to worry anymore when you want to. There are tons of food options to choose from and not to mention mouth-watering promos that you can check out on ShopeeFood.

Read on to find out more.

1. Up To 90% Discount from 3PM – 5PM

Satiate your stomach without burning a hole in your wallet. This Ramadan, ShopeeFood is offering vouchers up to 90 percent off, capped at RM6 for Klang Valley users, and up to RM12.50 for Johor Bahru users from 3pm to 5pm. However, worry not, if you missed the 3pm to 5pm time, you can still enjoy 50% off on the participating merchants all day long. 

Here are the participating merchants worth checking out:

A&W –  A&W is known for their scrumptious Coneys, tantalising waffles and the refreshingly iconic A&W RB floats. In more recent times, fans of A&W have also built a huge interest with some of the newer signatures, such as Mozza Burger and A&W’s Golden Aroma Chicken, all made from fresh ingredients to ensure the highest levels of quality.

Tealive –  Lifestyle tea brand Tealive offers a wide menu selection of milk tea, smoothies, chocolate and coffee that have been created to satisfy us all since 2017. Try them in ShopeeFood today if you haven’t yet!

Myeongdong Topokki –  If you love Korean street food, MyeongDong Topokki should be on your “to try” list. As the name suggests, MyeongDong Topokki is the MUST-TRY item here. If topokki isn’t your cup of tea, try out other delicious menus such as crispy Korean Chicken and  hearty Korean Soups such as Soondubu Jjigae. Treat yourself to some Korean goodness after a long day of puasa. 

Salad Atelier – If you are looking for something that is healthy but filling, Salad Atelier is the answer! A healthy spot in town dedicated to bringing delicious food that is both hearty and healthy, choose from the array of vegetable options, toppings and dressings, guaranteed to give you that extra “umphhh” after a whole day of Puasa.

Santan ASEAN – Santan offers a variety of delicious Asian food that can be found on the in-flight menu, such as Pak Nasser’s Nasi Lemak and Uncle Chin’s Chicken Rice. 

Little KL Food Hall – Berbuka with co-workers or family members? Little KL Food Hall houses a wide variety of options on ShopeeFood, from local cuisine such as Nasi Lemak to Japanese food, there’s something for everyone.

Nasi Lemak Tok Wan –  Know someone who can’t live without nasi lemak, regardless, anytime, anywhere? Give Nasi Lemak Tok Wan a try this Ramadan.

Nyonya Colors – Iftar meal is incomplete without kuih, isn’t it? Make your berbuka special with a wide range of sweet and savoury traditional and authentic Malay kuih-muih from Nyonya Colors. 

Da Mang Ren – Da Mang Ren serves healthy mango smoothies using only the freshest ingredients. Even though they’re making a name for their delectable mango based drinks, don’t forget their local snacks such as dim sum, bao, and more!

Med Mex – Calling all Mexican food lovers! Med Mex offers fusion Mexican and Mediterranean favourites, such as tacos, burritos, and more.

2. Free Deliveries

Who doesn’t like free deliveries? Enjoy free deliveries when you order with ShopeeFood. Do remember to claim the free delivery vouchers and apply the RM3 off voucher, without minimum spending or RM4 off voucher with minimum order of RM15 when you check out.

Don’t miss out on these daily free vouchers by ShopeeFood. Check in daily as new vouchers are up for grabs every day.

For more information / to claim the vouchers, can click here.

3. Stack Your Vouchers and Checkout with ShopeePay

Shopee allows you to use up to 3 vouchers in your checkout.The more vouchers used, the lower you have to pay. So be sure to collect them all. Food discount vouchers can be used along with free deliveries vouchers.

4. ShopeeFood Savings Pass at only 1sen

Food lovers rejoice, we can now enjoy our favourite food from ShopeeFood while saving on cash! From 15 April till 25 April, ShopeeFood Savings Pass comes with 50x vouchers priced at only RM0.01 (total vouchers worth RM219)!

Order Your Favourites From ShopeeFood Today!

To get all of these benefits listed above and ensure a smoother checkout process, do  activate your ShopeePay. 

Certainly there’s more reason to come together and feast on all the delicious food that ShopeeFood has to offer. Be sure to share this exciting promos with your friends and family.

PSA: It’s highly advised to make your orders before 7PM, so that ShopeeFood riders are able to berbuka puasa on time. 

Ramadan is often a time when acts of charity are intensified. Speaking of berbuka puasa, ShopeeFood is also giving out buka puasa packs to their abang ShopeeFood this Ramadan through #ShopeeDeliversLove so they can berbuka puasa on time while on the job. 

Good job ShopeeFood!

ShopeeFood is currently available in Klang Valley and Johor Bahru. Yet to try this service? Be sure to check it out on the Shopee app. 

Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/my/app/shopee-my-ramadan-with-shopee/id959841113 

Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shopee.my&hl=en&gl=US

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If you’re a fan of Secret Recipe’s cake, this is a deal you wouldn’t want to miss.  For a limited time only, you can get a slice of cake for only RM4.90 when you register yourself in the Secret Recipe mobile app. 

Here are the 4 simple steps you can enjoy the RM4.90 cake:

1. Sign up for an account

2. Click ‘Rewards’ at Homepage

3. Click ‘Active Rewards’

4. Enjoy the cake

The vouchers is limited to 500,000 users only, for existing and new members**. The app allows Secret Recipe to enjoy many different benefits.

Aside from RM4.90 slice cake voucher, here are some of the deals and promotions as a Secret Recipe app user can enjoy:

Let’s take a dive into the app’s exciting features: –

1. SR Go! Take & Go

During this pandemic, it is very important to #StaySafe when it comes to buying food outside. Secret Recipe has come up with a super convenient feature which is SR GO! Delivery & Pick Up. No more waiting, now you can tapau with ease!

2. Exclusive Discounts & Redeem Rewards

Through this app, you guys can access to a library of exclusive discounts & rewards that are not shown in store. For example, RM5 for a mushroom soup which is a large discount up to 47% off. Collect more points and Secret Recipe is sure to reward you with even BIGGER & YUMMIER rewards.

This New Secret Recipe App is packed with amazing features such as getting the latest menu, news & promotions and most importantly, get rewarded when you accumulate points.

3. Welcome & birthday gifts

Early bird gets the worms, right? Hurry up and download the app and enjoy some of the exclusive welcome gifts, such as free RM3 cash vouchers, 10% discount voucher and FREE regular coffee (worth RM9.80) and more. 

4. Gift voucher on your birthday

Secret Recipe will give you a FREE gift on your birthday. All you need to do is register a month before your birthday.

If you haven’t downloaded the app, you can download Secret Recipe now on Android and iOS devices. Hurry and download to get RM4.90 slice cake! 

Secret Recipe:

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/secret-recipe-my/id1546046390
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.secretrecipe.my&hl=en&gl=US

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Dim Sum, Chee Cheong Fun, Hong Kong Milk Tea, HK Style French Toast, Hong Kong cuisine is an exotic fusion of Eastern and Western flavours due to its rich history.

If you miss traveling to Hong Kong, or you’ve not been to Hong Kong, then stay with us. For now, let’s wait patiently for the borders to reopen and check out this 10 Awesome Hong Kong Eateries In The Klang Valley To Check Out [2021 Update].

Let’s go!

1. HK Boy Cart Noodles

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Founded by a Hongkie who misses home and decided to create a piece of home for himself is this place. Fueled by his love of street food noodles back in Hong Kong, the owner decided to open it up here as a remembrance of home. Deemed as the authentic ‘Hong Kong classic food’ for its fillingness and affordability, it is indeed an honour for us to enjoy it as well. Go for their cart noodles with almost 50 varieties to choose from, such as curry fish balls, pork intestine, braised beef. Add in the classic dessert, an egg waffle and wash it down with their famous ice tea.

Address & Operation Hours:

SS2: 14 (Ground Floor) Jalan SS2/67, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
10am – 8pm

Kepong: 79, Jalan Kepong, Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur.
12pm – 3.30 pm; 6pm – 10.30pm

Puchong: 25-G, Jalan Puteri ⅙, Bandar Puteri, 47100 Puchong, Selangor.
12pm – 3.30pm; 6pm – 10.30pm

Klang: 65, Jalan Batu Nilam 5, Bandar Bukit Tinggi 1, 41200 Klang, Selangor
12pm – 10.30pm

2. Yung Kee Beef Noodles

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Known as the beefiest broth you’ll ever taste in Klang Valley, this place serves various types of beef noodles either with soup or dry keeping true to its Hong Kong authenticity. Their beef option consists of brisket and speciality cuts such as Kobe, wagyu, and US striploin. The star of the dish is not beef cut nor the noodles, but the broth. The beef broth is so tasteful and so flavourful that you might drink it all before even eating your noodles. A place you wouldn’t want to miss if you’re a beef noodle fan.

Address: 9, Jalan Kancil, Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur.
Opening Hours: 8am – 8pm (Mon-Fri); 8am – 4pm (Sat-Sun)

3. Elegant Inn Hong Kong Cuisine

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A classy restaurant that lives up to its brand and reputation by serving exceptional and delectable Hong Kong-inspired Cantonese cuisine. Only quality ingredients are used in preparing their dishes to achieve the utmost taste. Their dishes are skilfully prepared in an artistic manner that allows you to appreciate their handiwork and to savour the wonderful combination of enriching flavours in every bite. A truly memorable experience that you should try out to appreciate and enjoy Cantonese cuisine at its best. 

Address: 2.01, Level 2 Podium Block, Menara Hap Seng, Jalan P. Ramlee, 50250 Kuala Lumpur.
Opening Hours: 12pm – 2.30pm; 6pm – 10.30pm (Mon-Sat); 10.30am – 2.30pm; 6pm – 10.30pm (Sun & PH)

4. Wong Kok Char Chan Teng

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The brand name means flourishing or busy corner and they aim to achieve that with by serving you their great cuisine of Hong Kong’s famous food and treats. Their food options are simple, mouth-watering and endless to choose from so you’re definitely in for a treat. Be it any meal of the day, they have got you covered as they boast a variety of cuisine all day long. So your breakfast, lunch, tea time, dinner and supper are all covered. They believe that to truly get a taste of Hong Kong is to taste it in Wong Kok. 

Click here for full locations.

5. ah Muk Cha Chaan Teng (Setapak) 阿木冰室

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If you miss Hong Kong and all the delicacies that the city has to offer, this one is for you. Before entering, you will be greeted with their signature vibrant yellow colour shopfront. Most of the interior of Cha Chaan Teng are modeled like an old-school HK Cha Chaan Teng, complete with mosaic tiles and HK artworks, but ah Muk features a clean and sleek space. You can get most of staple items found in HK Cha Chaan Teng but their must-try are polo bun, char siew puff with pork, mango & grilled chicken baked rice, mixian with tomato broth and more.

Address: G3, Wisma Setapak 33, Jalan 3/23d, Off, Jalan Genting Kelang, Danau Kota, Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 8.30 am – 7pm, closed on Wednesdays

6. Lai Ching Yuen @ Grand Millenium

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Serving some of the best Cantonese cuisines in this glamourous restaurant that promises you a unique gastronomic experience. Expect an array of food to sample on in Lai Ching Yuen, their menu consists of a la carte and dim sum options. With quality and flavour being their utmost priority, treat yourselves to an ultimate exclusive dining experience that leaves your taste buds mind blown, your tummy full and your heart content with a feast like never before. 

Address: 160 Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur.
Operation Hours: 12pm – 2.30pm; 6.30pm – 10.30pm (Mon-Fri); 11am – 2.30pm; 6.30pm – 10.30pm (Sat-Sun)

7. Biew Gor Cha Chaan Teng

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If you’re in Klang and have a hankering for yum cha, this is one of the places to go. Tucked away in The Landmark in Klang, Biew Gor Cha Chaan Teng has a mix of authentic and modern vibes with Hong Kong decorations filled at every nook and cranny. While they specialises in Hong Kong snacks such as dimsum, HK style French Toast, waffle and milk tea, Biew Gor also offer 8 types of chicken chop, accompany with sauce inspired from different country.

Address: G20, The Landmark, Persiaran Batu Nilam 16, 41200 Port Klang, Selangor.
Operation Hours: 10am – 9pm,

8. Canton-i

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An establishment under the Dragon-i group, their purpose is to serve authentic Hong Kong cuisine. Canton-i features an extensive menu of all-time favourite Hong Kong dishes, selected assortment of dim sum and delectable, hand-made desserts, that truly represents the taste of Hong Kong. Quality food is assured with the usage of prime ingredients and their precision in bringing the best of Hong Kong through their food. 

Address & Opening Hours:

The Garden: LG-202 & 203 A, Lower Ground Floor, Mid Valley City.
10am – 10pm

1 Utama Shopping Mall: G208, Ground Floor, No. 1, Lebuh Bandar Utama, Bandar Utama Damansara.
10am – 10pm

IOI City Mall, Putrajaya: LG-80, Lower Ground Floor, IOI City Mall.
10am – 10pm

9. Mak’s Chee Authentic Wonton

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A proud heritage of a 100 years old authentic prawn wonton noodle recipe that is world-famous. The family recipe and noodle-making skills were passed to the founder of this place who is the eldest son in law of Mak Chee, Chef Jonny Yu. This iconic Hong Kong noodle joint serves classic prawn wonton noodle with soup or dry which is a definite must try and their milk tea is the flavour of Hong Kong in one sip. Many authentic and tasteful dishes and all it requires is your patronage, so don’t miss out.

Address & Opening Hours:

1 Utama Shopping Centre: LG 311D, 1 Utama Shopping Centre
11am – 10pm

Mid Valley Megamall: Level LG, Lot LG-063, Mid Valley Megamall
10am – 10pm

10. All Day Polo Bun

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Another snack joint that’s definitely worth checking out is All Day Polo Bun. Their mission is to serve the well-loved polo bun in various ways. Their inspiration in diversifying the Hong Kong pineapple bun is to attract the locals by incorporating local flavours and this truly the best description of Hong Kong meets Malaysia. One bun will not do justice to their efforts so order a few more and try them all and the best part, they’re freshly baked daily.

Address: 9-M, Jalan SS21/37, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya
Opening Hours: 8.30 am – 7pm, closed on Wednesdays

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This week, we’ll be sharing with you how YOU as a diner can ‘sapot’ small businesses while enjoying their delicious foods at the same time! These small businesses are with “Grab Online Shop“, a platform introduced by Grab to assist local restaurants and café to support business recovery for small businesses. 

Grab Online Shop allows restaurants to enjoy a 0% service fee for every order received. This means whatever YOU as the consumer pay for your meal, the restaurant does not get charged with any service fee (aka commission).

Through the Grab Online Shop, restaurants can set up and design their own branded website with a customisable order URL as an additional revenue channel. Restaurant owners can easily share this order link at their social media channel, so that potential diner can click and order with just lifting a few fingers. 

Here’s a sample look of the order url: http://thebaoguys.grab.shop

Restaurants can creatively set up their own website according to their preference. Payment wise, these restaurants are fully integrated with GrabPay and Grab Rewards, and deliveries are fulfilled by Grab’s delivery partners. 

Here are the 6 of the many restaurants that have taken part in this initiative, and you can support by ordering on Grab Online Shop with 0% Service Fee with every order

1. The Bao Guys

Founded by 3 law graduates, The Bao Guys specialises in serving a wide variety of delicious baos, available in steamed and deep fried varieties. The Cluck Norris is their most popular dish; it consists of fried chicken, topped with egg and gherkin mayonnaise and served in a black charcoal bao. Alternatively, beef lovers could try the Beef Be With You which comes with beef seasoned with spicy braised mayonnaise.

2. Cotta KL

Cotta KL in Bukit Damansara is best known for their toasts slathered with creamy-soft ricotta cheese. The team strains and simmers their ricotta daily to ensure the toast are fresh and yummy. They serve both sweet and savoury options, such as blueberry ricotta toast and smoked salmon ricotta toast. 

3. Nasi Dagang Corner Maggi Ketam Tomyam & Seafood

Nasi Dagang Ayam, Nasi Kerabu Daging Bakar, Nasi Berlauk Ayam Gulai and Laksam are some of the items you can find on their menu. If you ever crave for traditional Malay food, do give them a try!

4. Bean Brothers

There’s nothing better than having a coffee with classic brunch dishes such as big breakfast, croissant and pasta, and you can get it all here at Bean Brothers. They have two outlets in the Klang Valley so folks in KL and PJ, you’re able to get their scrumptious food and great coffee via Grab Online Shop. 

5. 270sqft

Freshly baked bagels and a variety of coffee await those who set foot in 270sqft. As possibly the smallest bagel shop in PJ, 270sqft is fast becoming a favourite go-to chain for bagel and coffee lovers. A selection of non-caffeinated drinks is also available, such as macha, yuzu and kombucha. 

6. Kalico Coffee

Choose from a long list of pastry. From cookies, cakes, croissant, to rice, shashouka and pasta, this menu will spoil you for choice. On days that you do not feel like doing dishes, don’t forget to give them a try.

As we all know, Malaysians love their food. So much so, they do not mind paying extra for the delivery fee just to enjoy delicious food. 

Thanks to companies like Grab, some of our favourite foods are available to be delivered to our doorstep. With the launch of Grab Online Shop by to support businesses they will get to enjoy a 0% service fee for every order received.

While we’re waiting for the pre-pandemic “normal” to be back, let’s “Sedap, Suka, Sapot Small Businesses” recover post-pandemic.

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To all the vegetarian foodies out there, this article is specially dedicated to you. This is also for the food enthusiast who enjoys vegetarian cuisines and need some help to find the right places for you and your vegetarian friends to hang out.

Vegetarian meals are more than just eating vegetables. Chefs and restaurant experts have introduced interesting and delectable variations to vegetarian dishes and you can try them all in the restaurants mentioned below. These 10 places definitely offer a whole new experience when dining vegetarian meals.

1. Annalakshmi Vegetarian Restaurant Kuala Lumpur

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Annalakshmi is one of the many restaurants in the world that operates with “pay-what-you-want” concept. But a minimum price has been set to avoid people taking advantage of the system. The restaurant is run by volunteers of the Temple of Fine Arts, which served both southern and northern Indian vegetarian delicacies. Their flavours and service are truly at its best as they practice selflessness, generosity, and charitableness. A truly once in a lifetime experience that will make you come back for more.

Address & Opening Hours:

Temple of Fine Arts, 116, Jalan Berhala, Brickfields Kuala Lumpur.
11.30am – 9pm, 11.30am – 3pm & 6.30pm – 9pm, Closed On Mondays

2. Kimo-ge 蔬適圈

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Egg pancake (dan bing) and sandwiches are two of the popular breakfast items in Taiwan. Kimo-ge specialises in Taiwanese breakfast food, serving egg pancake, sandwiches and Taiwanese bun with vegetarian toppings, such as vegetarian meat floss, corn, vegetarian lean meat (which made with mushroom) and lots more. Their dishes are prepared to perfection and skillfully plated to offer you a memorable dining experience, just like how you’d experience in Taiwan breakfast shops.

Address & Opening Hours:

U Yen Vegetarian Restaurant, 109, Jalan Hujan Emas 8, Taman Overseas Union, 58200 Kuala Lumpur
7.30am – 12.30pm

3. Nature’s Vegetarian Restaurant (Bangsar)

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Predominantly dimsum consists of meat-based ingredients. But over here in Nature’s Vegetarian Restaurant, they serve dimsum made with vegetarian ingredients such as seaweed, mushroom and tofu. Although the vegetarian option couldn’t mimic 100% the texture and taste of traditional dimsum, still it’s a solid effort and taste wise, it’s quite identical. In addition to dim sum, they’ve got set meals (banquet), share dishes and rice/noodles prepared dishes as well.

Address & Opening Hours:

24, Jalan Telawi 3, Bangsar, 59100 Kuala Lumpur
9am – 10pm, daily

4. Stars Picker Audio

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Two things hit you right in the soul: good food and good music. Stars Picker Audio offers both. They have a wide range of headphones and audio devices that accompanies you as you dine and you can also purchase it if you like the product. Just like their audio products, they serve a wide range of vegetarian dishes that are unique and perfectly suited for the ambiance of the café. Some of their popular dishes are Giant XL Mushroom Chop, Nasi Mushroom Berempah and Taiwanese Stew Rice. The menu does not contain onion and garlic.

Address & Opening Hours:

37-1, Jalan PJU 5/20E, Kota Damansara, 47810 Kota Damansara, Selangor, Malaysia
11am – 8pm, Closed on Wednesday

5. Veggielicious Thai

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Thai food and their mouth-watering flavours are simply amazing and vegetarian Thai food is no exception. Previously known as Kon Rak Pak, the rebranded restaurant offers classic vegetarian Thai dishes and new creative ones to satisfy the Malaysian palate. Most dishes are served with mock meat so the hardcore meat lovers can still enjoy your meat while savouring vegetarian Thai cuisine.

Address & Opening Hours:

17-G, Jalan 17/56, Seksyen 17, 46400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
11.30am – 2.30pm ; 6pm – 10pm

6. Blue Boy Vegetarian Food Centre

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This food centre is your typical hawker stall but they only serve the vegetarian versions of the dishes. You’ll be spoilt for choices as they have many varieties for you to try. Some of the must-try food are their vegetarian Char Kuey Teow, Nasi Lemak and Chee Cheung Fun. The Char Kuey Teow is absolutely delicious despite the absence of the usual key ingredients. Therefore, if you’re craving for good local Vegetarian food, head on over to this hawker stall to satisfy your appetite.

Address & Opening Hours:

6001, Blue Boy Mansion, Jalan Tong Shin, Bukit Bintang, 50200 KL.
8 am – 4 pm, Closed On Thursday

7. I Love Veggie Steamboat 爱。回锅

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This restaurant serves vegetarian dishes in a buffet spread and their specialty is their soup. Each customer gets their own individual bowl of soup instead of one giant bowl that you have to share with others at your table. From vegetables, to mock meats and desserts, the buffet spread has some pretty good items that would definitely tempt you. Ensure that you’re hungry enough when you visit this place so that you can properly enjoy the buffet spread which is priced reasonably.

Address & Opening Hours:

25, Jalan Metro Perdana Timur 2, Taman Usahawan Kepong 52100 KL.

5 pm – 11 pm: Tuesday – Friday
12 pm – 11 pm: Saturday & Sunday

8. Supe Japanese Vegan Restaurant

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Besides Chinese, Indian and Hotpot Vegetarian meals, vegan Japanese cuisine is also added to the list. Boasting an extensive menu, SUPE offers a plant-based menu with sushi, handrolls, rice bowls, ramen, and more. Their creative combination of traditional flavours with modern cooking skills truly redefines Japanese vegetarian cuisines. Visit this place for appealing and appetizing meals that will greatly satisfy you.

Address & Opening Hours:

Unit G2, Wisma Noble Land, 2 Lrg Changkat Ceylon, Bukit Bintang, 50200 KL
10.30am – 7.30pm

9. SALA Kuala Lumpur

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Sala has been a local favourite for vegan Mexican food for quite some time now. They aim to promote Latin-inspired Tex-Mex healthy eating by cooking their meals using only quality ingredients, to ensure you sample the best meat-free meals without sacrificing the flavour. They’ve got a wide range of vegan menu comprises burrito, taco and salad. Local food such as Nasi Lemak (no onions and garlic!) and Curry Laksa are available as well.

Address & Opening Hours:

32 G Jalan Doraisamy, Chow Kit, KL
11am – 10pm

10. WTF – What Tasty Food

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WTF is an Indian and fusion vegetarian restaurants located in the heart of Bangsar. They do more than just tickle your taste buds as their food takes you on a gastronomical journey that you’d not forget. Their menu list is overwhelming, they have over 200 Indian, Malaysian and western dishes to choose from. From appetizers to mains and desserts, do try them all to truly experience what tasty food really tastes like.

Address & Opening Hours:

98, Lorong Maarof, Bangsar, 59100 Kuala Lumpur
11am – 11pm

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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.

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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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Melaka’s popular Longkang Siham is opening a new outlet in Subang SS15 this month on Sept 29, 2021. This means Klang Valley folks will soon get to enjoy fresh cockles (siham), oyster, lala, sea snails, cuttlefish with kangkung and many more seafood fares without travelling to Melaka.

The first 50 customers of the day will get to redeem a FREE plate of crabs (Minimum order RM15). For those who’re interested, you may pre-book link here and redeem your free crab when you dine-in. *T&C apply

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Founded in Melaka since 1967, this over 50 years old popular street food at SS15 is their new venture outside of Melaka. According to their announcement on their official Facebook page, Longkang Siham by Capitol Seafood – KL SS15 Branch, Longkang Siham wishes to “bring the authentic taste from Malacca for people in Greater Kuala Lumpur to enjoy.”

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For the uninitiated, Longkang Siham in Melaka is one of the must-go for many food lovers when they visit Melaka. It is located within walking distance from Jonker Street. As its name suggest, Longkang Siham is literally operate right beside a drain.

With interstate travel is still prohibited at the moment, we shall curbs our siham craving at their SS15 outlet.

Longkang Siham by Capitol Seafood – KL SS15 Branch

Address: 80, Jalan SS15/4B, SS15, Subang Jaya, 47500, Selangor.
Operation Hours: 11am – 2:30pm; 5pm – 10pm
Social Media Link(s): Facebook

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Malaysia has one of the biggest expatriate community from Japan. This is not surprising as we have many businesses that are Japanese-run or inspired by Japanese culture. For food in particular, Malaysia is a host of many Japanese F&B—yakitori, ramen, you name it.

While we wait for international borders to reopen, let us to take you on a journey by exploring these 10 Restaurants & Bar Around KL & Selangor That’ll Transport You To Japan.

1. Yakitori HAKI 串烧居酒屋

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The name of the shop showcases its speciality, Yakitori – Japanese skewered chicken seasoned with tare sauce or salt and grilled over a charcoal fire. They also serve other classic Japanese dishes along with a good selection of alcohol. Besides their food, their décor makes it inviting for one to wind down after a long day with good food and a great environment.

Address: 34G, Jalan 5/101c, Cheras Business Centre, 56100 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 12 pm – 11 pm, daily

2. Tansen Izakaya 炭鲜居酒屋

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I’d say Izakaya is the hybrid of kopitiam and a café because it is the ideal place to chill after a busy day with some snacks and a light meal. It’s not too hipster but it’s not too casual – the perfect balance. Their food speciality lies in seafood as they serve fresh seafood from Japan. Their menu comprises of the usual Japanese meal options but sashimi lovers, you guys are in for a treat because they guarantee their cuts to be fresh.

Address: 36, Jalan SS 22/25, Damansara Jaya, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Opening Hours: 12pm – 3pm (2.30pm last call) ; 6pm -10pm (9.15pm last call)

3. Butaya Izakaya 豚家居酒屋

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Another crowd favourite Izakaya is this place where they aim to offer an authentic traditional Japanese gastropub experience with their food, drinks and vibes. Butaya Izakaya offers all the classic Japanese dishes with a heavy dose of Japanese culture as the detailing of their décor would make you feel like you’re in the old days of Japan. Well, this is another fun way to immerse yourself and appreciate the Japanese culture, so do check it out.

Address: 14, Jalan Sri Hartamas 8, Taman Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 4pm – 11pm

4. Fujisawa 藤泽居酒屋

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Also, an Izakaya concept that serves fresh Japanese cuisine such as oysters and skewers that goes well with Sake. Keeping their customers’ needs in mind, they have 3 different areas in their outlet: a common area, bar and tatami area – where you sit on the floor. Their Sri Petaling & Kepong branches are pet friendly so you can also bring your furry babies while you dine on flavourful Japanese cuisine.

Address:

1. 12-1, Jalan Radin Bagus 1, Sri Petaling, 57000 Kuala Lumpur
2. 21, Jalan Metro Perdana Barat 1, Taman Usahawan Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur.

Opening Hours: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 5.30 pm – 11pm

5. Miyako Land Izakaya 宫古岛居酒屋

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Miyako Land Izakaya is designed specifically to mirror Japan’s very own tropical island paradise – Okinawa. Founded by a Japanese family from Okinawa, Miyako Land aim to offer an authentic Okinawan experience with their food, drinks and vibes. The laid-back island vibe decoration offers a feast for the eyes and Instagram feed. Even the service crew are all donning Hawaiian beach flower shirt.

Address: Lot 4, B Land, Lot, 2, Jalan 51a/225, Seksyen 51a, 46100 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: 5pm – 11pm

6. Ramen Bar Shishido

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Well since normal bars are overrated, we go with ramen bars because why not? This bar serves its ramen with numerous flavour of flavourful pork soup – be it spicy or savoury. Besides ramen, they do offer other Japanese meals on their menu including ramen burger which is great when you can’t just decide on one thing. Whisky fans rejoice as they offer their whisky highball drink during their happy hours.

Address: The Gasket Alley, 15-5 @, Jalan 13/6, Seksyen 13, 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: 12 pm – 12 am, closed on Monday

7. Nippori Café

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Nippori café is more than just a café, it’s a home. It makes you feel warm, inviting and comfortable as they serve homemade Japanese food to their customers. The café is inspired by the area of Nippori in downtown Tokyo where most businesses are family-run. Quaint, cosy and home-cooked meals. If you’re missing home-cooked meals but feeling adventurous with your food, head on over to Nippori Café.

Address: 102 (First Floor), Empire Damansara, Jalan PJU 8/8, Damansara Perdana, 47820 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: Daily: 12 pm – 2.30 pm, 6 pm – 9 pm

8. Saisai Japanese Restaurant

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Saisai’s marketing is pretty old school but reliable as their popularity is due to the good old word-of-mouth rather than social media. They are simplistic in their food and décor and they also offer small portions of their dishes for customers to sample on. Another guaranteed reason you should check this place out as it is frequently dined by Japanese expats and their families which surely means their food is worthy of your visit as well.

Address: Hartamas Shopping Centre, F-0-9 Plaza Damas, Jalan Sri Hartamas 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 5.30 pm – 11 pm, Monday – Saturday, closed on Sunday

9. Kanbe, 163 Retail Park

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Kanbe’s speciality is in their ramen specifically their ramen broth. You could opt for their ramen in two types – Hakata which is a firm and thin noodle or Tsukemen which is a thick and chewy noodle. Their tonkotsu broth is simmered for 48 hours and is offered in eight different flavours. I could break down all those eight flavours for you but wouldn’t be better if you tried it in person? Well, I can give you one tip, it’s an explosion of flavours.

Address: GF-08, 163 Retail Park, 8, Jalan Kiara, Mont Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 11 am – 9 pm

10. Fujiwara Yakitori Bar

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This one is for all the Initial D fans! Fujiwara Yakitori Bar is located at Jalan Kampung Pasir in KL, below Sakura Den. The highlight of this Initial D-themed shop’s menu are their yakitori and cold beers. Be sure to snap some photos with the Toyota Sprinter in front of the shop.

Address: 24, Jalan Kampung Pasir, Kampung Pasir Baru, 58200 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 2pm – 10pm (9pm last call), closed on Monday

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We all know one of the best snacks in the world is chocolate, in particular, the new KITKAT Bar! Let’s be honest, none of us could resist a good ol’ KITKAT Bar that is coated in a chocolatey goodness of rich smooth milk and dark chocolate. 

If you thought your chocolate experience couldn’t get any better…think again! We have some exciting news for chocolate lovers. KITKAT just launched the new KITKAT Bar and it comes in two options: Dark Chocolate and Milk Chocolate, and you can get them in stores now at Lotus’s, GIANT, AEON and AEON BIG, as well as Shopee, Lazada and Pandamart. 

What makes the New KITKAT Bar so special is that it contains more chocolate, making it highly indulgent and they are made in Australia.

1) KITKAT Bar in Dark Chocolate

This new KITKAT Bar comes in a bigger block, hence it’s ideal for sharing with family and loved ones or even a self-indulging break anytime of the day. 

In one bite, you’ll get to taste the rich dark chocolate, wrapped around crispy wafer layers that gives an out-of-this-world indulgence that everyone deserves. 

2. KITKAT Bar in Milk Chocolate

The milk chocolate KITKAT Bar consists of the same delicious balance of rich chocolatiness and crunchiness of crispy wafer in between, but with smooth and creamy texture in every bite.

All in all, these two new releases will surely satisfy one looking to share an indulgent break with friends/family or even alone, leaving you wanting more.

Once again, we’re back to staying put at home and reducing our physical contact with the outside world. Hence it’s the perfect time to spend quality time with our loved ones at home. And there is no better way to have an indulgent break by sharing your KITKAT with family at home. 

For those who always can’t seem to finish an entire block of chocolate in one go, lucky for you, the new KITKAT Bar comes in a resealable pack, perfect to keep until your next indulgent break!

Have you tried these new KITKAT Bar yet? Let us know if you have in the comment section below!

Grab yours now!: Shopee | Lazada | PandaMart

* The New Nestlé KITKAT Bar is also HALAL certified by the HCAA (HALAL Certification Authority Australia), and recognized by JAKIM.

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Snow in a can! You can now ‘Feel The Alps’ with every sip of refreshing Edelweiss – a new premium wheat beer of Austrian origin – now available in Malaysia.

We’re all spending so much more time at home nowadays and so we’re bringing meet-ups, virtual! These catch-ups sometimes involve a beer or two and next time when you’re buying yourself a beer, do check out Edelweiss!

Brewed and bottled at an ABV (alcohol by volume) of 4.9% and using a recipe dating back to 1646, Edelweiss is a traditional Austrian ‘weissbier’, which transports you to an alps getaway with just the taste of one sip.

Made From The Finest Wheats And Purest Alpine Waters, Edelweiss Is Fresh Mountain Air In Every Sip

Edelweiss was created to transport drinkers to the invigoratingly cooling experience of life on the Austrian Alps; from the feeling of walking through lush mountain valleys to the smooth, cool sensations of breathing in fresh mountain air.

Each poured bottle/can is beautifully imbued with a golden hue with a natural cloudiness. This smooth wheat beer is also made with unique, all-natural mountain ingredients (sage, coriander and elderflower), leaving each sip with a subtle fruity aftertaste. 

How To Purchase Edelweiss?

Other than purchasing through Drinkies, Edelweiss is available for purchase across selected supermarkets and hypermarkets across West Malaysia. 

Edelweiss is an alcoholic beverage only for non-Muslims aged 21 and above. Enjoy Edelweiss responsibly.

For more updates of Edelweiss, do follow their Facebook and Instagram.

This article is written in collaboration with Heineken Malaysia.

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Everyone’s favourite apple cider drink, Apple Fox Cider has announced its latest Gift With Purchase promotion. Buyers will receive FREE Apple Fox Cider’s limited edition tote bag or duffle bag, depending on purchase amount. 

Apple Fox Cider has served Malaysians for three plus years and this campaign is targeted to reward loyal customers of Apple Fox who have been supporting them throughout the years.

Left: Apple Fox Cider Duffle Bag Right: Apple Fox Cider Tote Bag

How to get a FREE Duffle Bag / Tote Bag :

1. Buy RM35 worth of Apple Fox Cider to get a tote bag
2. Buy RM85 worth of Apple Fox Cider to get a duffle bag

For those who’ve yet to try, Apple Fox Cider is a New Zealand inspired cider with a crisp and refreshing taste. Apple Fox Cider is made from fresh hand picked apples and has #WayyyyMoreApples compared to other regular ciders in the market – which gives Apple Fox; a refreshingly sweet taste!

So if you’re curious to try Apple Fox Cider, make sure you head over to any of the listed locations below: 

• Aeon Big
• Aeon
• Ben’s Independent Grocer
• Billion
• Cold Storage
• Econsave
• Giant Hypermarket
• Hero
• Isetan
• Jaya Grocer
• Aeon MaxValu
• Mercato
• Oliver Gourmet
• The Store
• Village Grocer

Apple Fox Cider contains 4.5% alcohol by volume and best served over ice.

Promotion begins on June 1, 2021 and ends on July 31, 2021. Happy drinking and always remember to drink responsibly. 

Terms & Conditions:

• This redemption is open to non-Muslims aged 21 years old and above only
• While stocks last.

Find more information on https://www.facebook.com/AppleFoxMY/  

This article is written in collaboration with Apple Fox Malaysia.

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It’s no surprise that all coffee lovers in Malaysia have tried Nescafé at least once. If you grew up in the 90s (or even 70s or 80s) chances are you’ve seen/heard/smelled/tasted at least one drop of Nescafé. Hence we don’t have to elaborate how nostalgic is this drink…..

BUT we just got the news that this nostalgic coffee brand is rebranding to a new “kopitiam series” while launching two new flavours.

The new coffee can drinks are inspired by the interior of a typical Malaysian kopitiam. Think classic kopitiam marble tables, wooden chairs and mosaic-tiled floors.

So if you’re a coffee lover, who happens to have a nice Instagram feed (and over 100 followers[at least]) you might want to grab any of these drinks below as it’s super Instagram-worthy. Just look at how aesthetic looking these can drinks are.

5 New Nescafé flavours :

1. Tarik Kaw
2. Tarik
3. Kopi-O
4. Kopi-C [New]
5. Kopi Cham (Coffee Milk Tea) [New]

Appearance aside, their new Kopi-C is legitimately pretty good.

Personally, after tasting all 5 can in one day (and not being able to sleep for 3 days now), we felt Kopi-C is the tastiest among all. It has a smooth blend of coffee milk, and super rich and robust.

So kudos to Nescafé for paying tribute to our Malaysian local coffee scene the right way.

Find Out Where You Can Get Your Hands On These New Nescafe Kopitiam Series

Even when modern coffees are available, we just can’t get away with our local coffee – Nescafé.

Wondering where to get your hands on this kopi? Just head to your nearest major supermarkets, convenience stores, and even online shopping platforms.

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Our country has always been hot but we Malaysians can’t stop complaining about it. However, we’ve learned how to cope with it by going to the malls for free air-cond and cooling off with our favourite chilled desserts. We are also prideful because regardless of all those fancy chilled desserts, nothing quite like going back to our roots – Tau Fu Fa & Soy Bean milk, the dynamic duo. Good on its own, better together!

With this spirit in mind, let’s take a look at the 10 Tau Fu Fa specialty shop in KL & PJ to chill your hot selves.

1. Bean Jr

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Image Credit: Bean Jr Facebook

Let’s establish the basic rules. Tau Fu Fa shop confirm got Tau Fu Fa and Soy Bean milk but what more do they have? Well, Bean Jr also serve soy bean shaved ice fruit desserts for all you shaved ice fans who want an extra version of ABC. They also serve soy parfait for the fancy dessert enthusiast and waffles for those who have filled up their quota of Tau Fu Fa and Soy Bean.

Address: 37-GF, Jalan USJ 10/1e, Taipan Business Centre, 47620 Subang Jaya,
Opening Hours: 12pm – 10.30pm (Mon-Fri), 11am – 10.30pm (Sat&Sun)

For more outlets, click here.

2. The Soybean Factory

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Image Credit: The Soybean Factory

They’ve got their basics covered and you can also customise your Tau Fu Fa order when you’re feeling crafty. However, this shop gets extra and offer you a comfort food twist, Salty Tau Fu Fa which essentially is Tau Fu Fa with all your favourite porridge toppings – yao char kwai, chicken floss, dried shrimp, salted vegetables, spring onions, soy sauce and onion oil. Does it taste good? Be the judge of that by heading over to their outlets and satisfy your curious taste buds.

Address: 61-8G, Jalan SS 2/75, SS 2, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Opening Hours: 11am – 10pm

For more outlets, click here.

3. Dao

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Dao serves their basics but they have a special secret as to why their desserts are so delicious – it’s a 25 year plus family recipe. Dao is run by a trio of siblings and it’s more than just a shop – it’s a piece of their home, as they’ve paid tribute through their décor of Good Morning handkerchiefs, a bicycle and a wall of Happy Family cards. Their menu is simple and straight to the point as they let their desserts do the talking. Best part is, their tau fu fah are not overly sweet, perfect for people of all ages.

Address: 4-G, Jalan Kenari 18, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47170 Puchong, Selangor.
Opening Hours: 10am – 10pm, 10am – 11pm

For more outlets, click here.

4. Soy Nest Malaysia

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Located in Cheras, less than 1KM away from UCSI University, their desserts are not only delicious but they are also very appealing which is a great way to attract the Tau Fu Fa fans. While there are great reviews about the desserts, the customer service is equally praised worthy as they are extremely attentive and they do go above and beyond to customise certain dessert to the customer’s preference. Great food and great service is an excellent combination so do give them a try soon!

Address: 33, Jalan Menara Gading 1, Taman Connaught, 56000 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 11am – 8.30pm

Address: EZGO The Cube, 13a, Jln Puteri 7/13A, Bandar Puteri, 47100 Puchong, Selangor

5. Tofu Magic

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These guys are magicians when it comes to their desserts and their aesthetics. Tofu Magic’s ideology is going back to basic but I say these guys are futuristic. They are serving food with a healthy dose of cool aesthetics and also a sly message – that no matter what, Tau Fu Fa and Soy Bean are here to stay. Instagrammable? Check. Amazing dessert? Check. Do you need any other reason to check them out?

Address: 20, Jln Radin Bagus 7, Sri Petaling, 57000 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 12pm – 10pm

6. Soypresso

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They must love soy and espresso to marry them but they don’t stop there and offer their soymilk with matcha, hojicha, oolong and others. You can get you Tau Fu Fa and Soy Bean milk with a variety of toppings because they are that generous and it goes to show that Tau Fu Fa and Soy goes well with almost anything. Their concept:
95 % soy, 5 % joy – so claim the joy that comes in the form of a wonderful dessert.

Address: 8, Jalan SS 15/4b, Ss 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor.
Opening Hours: 11 am – 10 pm

7. Soya King Soya Milk

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Now, let’s make way for the OG of Soy milk, or better yet the king of it. Despite the hipster Tau Fu Fa specialty cafes, there’s nothing quite like the OG uncles selling Tau Fu Fa & Soy Bean milk from their van that makes you feel right at home. It’s a whole other experience to eat Tau Fu Fa on the spot as the uncle serves you while also requesting extra brown sugar syrup to satisfy your sweet tooth or even better to have hot Tau Fu Fa with chilled Soy milk while the sun is beating down on you. It’s worth the mess.

Address: 1, Jalan SS 15/4G, SS 17, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: 11.30 am – 4 pm

8. Kim Soya Bean Petaling Street

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Two things to know if a place is good – when Tun M has visited it and when it is always crowded. This iconic stall in Petaling Street is now run by the second generation, serving simple yet delicious and rich Tau Fu Fa and Soy Bean milk that attracts the crowd like bees to honey. So get all touristy since we can’t go anywhere else and head down to Petaling Street to get your dose of Tau Fu Fa and Soy Bean milk.

Address: 49, Jalan Petaling, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 11am – 10pm

9. Soylab

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Serving up soybean dessert with a contemporary twist, these creative soybean desserts in Soylab will redefine how you consume soy-based dessert. The team is enthusiast about curating new soybean experiences by mixing the traditional and the contemporary in their soybean desserts. A worthy example is their Soy Shaved Ice, which is their own take on Korean shaved ice, patbingsoo, as well as their soufflés with soy milk soft serves.

Address: 104, Jalan SS 21/39, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: 12pm – 8pm

10. TONOSoymilk

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The last entry of this list is TONOSoymilk. This dessert spot boasts of white minimalism and slick design, making it a very aesthetic, Instagrammable spot. From flavoured soy milk, classic tau fu fah, to soy based ice cream and other various sweet treats, you can expect soybean to be the core ingredient in all of its dishes.

Address: 59, Jalan Layang – Layang 2, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
Opening Hours: 11am – 10pm, closed on Wednesday

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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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Image Credit: Jogoya

Image Credit: Jogoya

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

Latest Price: Click Here

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

Latest Price: Click Here

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

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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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There’s no shortage of drinking spots in the city, however one with a state-of-the-art robotic arm bartender while you sip and unwind is not that common. 

LAVO in Persiaran Tropicana may be familiar to many bar hoppers. They just recently introduced their very own robotic arm bartender named MixoBot. If you want killer cocktails and a killer bar, then this is the place.

Check Out MixoBot, LAVO’s First Robotic Bartender 

How does it work, you may ask? Well, no joke, MixoBot can ensure a precise mix of ingredient ratio for a perfect glass of cocktail. MixoBot can be programmed by a professional world-class mixologist within minutes to deliver perfect cocktails every time, without fail.

“Flair bartending has always charmed restaurant patrons and MixoBot aims to do exactly that. Bartenders sometimes may not be as precise as a robot. Customers return drinks to the bar station due to ingredients proportioned that might not suit their taste. The returned drinks cost the bar money and we hope the MixoBot is able to help eliminate this problem – not only for us, but for the restaurants MixoBot serves,” shared by Benson Tay, Executive Director of Focus Dynamics, a fast-growing F&B, entertainment and lifestyle group that runs Lavo.

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Image Credit: LAVO

Image Credit: LAVO

All you need to do is choose from the menu on iPad and let MixoBot do the rest. We can assure you, you are looking at the first robotic flair bartending in PJ where it can shake and mix drinks, just like a real bartender.

With its flexible arm, MixoBot uses cutting-edge technology, incorporating artificial intelligence to gather data, giving people a more precise and more refined drinking experience.

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Good news that there are no additional charges when one orders a cocktail mixed by MixoBot. 

So what are you waiting for? Come and experience the MixoBot in-person! Grab a cocktail and a seat, and drink it all in!

You may book a table at Lavo through the GemSpot and mobile application – available on Apple Store and the Google Play Store.

LAVO

Address: Ground Floor, Menara Lien Hoe, Persiaran Tropicana
Hours: 12pm – 12am, Daily
Status: Pork-Free

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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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Nothing picks up the mood more than a wholesome pastry. With countless bakeries scattered throughout the city, it can be tough to stand out.

Enter Home Baker At Clover, a hidden gem that bakes the perfect looking cinnamon rolls. They serve up an extensive menu of cinnamon rolls, with over 20 different sweet and savoury toppings.

Highly Raved Cinnamon Rolls At Home Baker At Clover

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Check out some of the “standard toppings” including choc chip, strawberry, oreo crumbs, and almond cinnamon rolls. Ultimately, for those who appreciate the OG, a must-try would their original cinnamon roll.

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Scrolling through out their Instagram, there’s nothing but compliments over these beautiful cinnamon rolls. You will be thrilled to know that there are many sweet based flavours that all sweet-tooth might not be able to resist, such as Kit Kat, M&M, Chocolate Explosion, Pandan Gula Melaka and Choc Hershey’s.

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However if you’re not big on sweets, do check out their Salami Beef Pizza and Spinach Onion. Coffee and tea are also served here if you would like to sit down and catch up with your friends over pastry and drinks.

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If you’re craving for some baked goods, be sure to head down to Home Baker At Clover to get your cravings fixed. Price starts from RM5 onwards. Tag your friends in the comments section to try this together!

Home Baker At Clover

Address: G-28, Radia Commercial Complex, Bukit Jelutong, Shah Alam, Selangor
Opening Hours: Thu-Tue; 9AM-6PM (Closed on Wed)

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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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What do you think of when the word ‘pizza’ is mentioned? It is not uncommon to imagine freshly-baked hand-tossed dough, dripping with melted cheese and topped with different meats and condiments.

If you’re up to trying out this well-loved Italian dish with new twists, you should definitely head down to one of these pizzerias. Here are the 12 Awesome Places In PJ & KL That’ll Satisfy Your Pizza Cravings.

1. Pizza Mansion 

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Located at Section 17 Petaling Jaya and Bukit Bintang, Pizza Mansion evokes an atmosphere of a classic old-school pizzeria. Their finger-licking good 11-inch pizzas are fired in their very own brick clay oven and they believe in sourcing the freshest ingredients and spices. ‘Hey Margherita’, ‘Silence of the Lambs’ and ‘Smokey Robinson’ are definitely a must-try.

Address: BG3, Block B, Happy Mansion, Jalan 17/13, Section 17, 46400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: 12pm – 10.30pm, daily

Address: 25, Jalan Mesui, Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 12pm – 10pm, Mon-Fri ; 8am 10pm, Sat & Sat

2. Proof Pizza + Wine

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Hidden within an old printing factory, now fully restored into a classy exhibition space, Proof Pizza + Wine has the perfect vibe and setting to go on dinner dates at, with their lights dimmed low and soft music playing in the background. Their sourdough pizzas are baked in a gigantic wood-fire oven, perfect to pair with a glass of wine of your choice, from a good range of Spanish and Argentinian wines.

Address: APW Bangsar, 29, Jalan Riong, Bangsar, 59100 Kuala Lumpur 
Operating Hours: 12.15pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm, closed on Mondays

3. Positano Risto

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Positano Risto was founded by the owner, with the mindset that they wanted to have a halal Italian restaurant. Located in Publika Shopping Gallery, they serves not just your ordinary thin-crust pizza, but also specialize in folded pizzas filled with turkey ham and mozzarella cheese, which are known as calzones. Meat lovers would be spoiled for choice as they also serve pizzas topped with beef ragu, garlic herb chicken, and minced beef. 

Address: Block C1, Lot 2, Level G3, Publika Shopping Gallery, Solaris Dutamas, No. 1, Jalan Dutamas 1, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11am – 10pm, daily

4. Puzzini Swedish Pizza 

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When the Italians migrated to Sweden in the 1950s, their culture made an impact on the Swedish, even influencing their local dishes. Puzzini used to located in Damansara Utama, and they have shifted to TTDI in recent years. They incorporated this unusual Italian-Swedish cuisine into their menu, served alongside ‘husmankost’, which are Swedish homemade meatballs. Pizza Karl Gustav Lamb is one of the signature pizza, which is topped with kebab minced beef or lamb. For those who have a sweet tooth, Chocolade Banna Pizza is a must-try.

Address: 41, Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad 3, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11am – 3pm & 5pm – 10pm, Mon-Fri ; 11am – 10pm, Sat & Sat

5. Flam’s The French Pizza

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Flam’s is perhaps the only pizza place in KL that serve French-style pizza. Sebastien Haegel, a French expat who has lived in Malaysia for over 20 years, brought the concept to Bukit Bintang. First things first: what is French-style pizza, you ask? Tarte flambée (as it’s known in France) is sort of a hybrid between flatbread and pizza. Unlike Italian pizza, Flam’s pizza is topped with with yogurt instead of tomato sauce. Our top picks include Mushroom Deluxe Flam’s—their insanely good vegetarian pizza that comes slathered in yogurt sauce, and topped with mushrooms, cheese and herbs—Traditional Flam’s, which is loaded with onions and beef bacons.

Address: 37, 39, 41, Changkat Bukit Bintang, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11am – 3pm & 5pm – 10pm, Mon-Fri ; 11am – 10pm, Sat & Sat

6. Pizza Plus

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Pizza Plus is a quaint little cafe that serves not only pizza and spaghetti, but also a variety of pasta and vegetarian meals, not forgetting a variety of authentic Italian dishes. Pair your meal with a nutty caramel milkshake and you’re all set for a treat. 

Address: 46, Jalan Dwitasik, Dataran Dwitasik, 56000 Cheras, Kuala Lumpur 
Operating Hours: 11am – 10pm, daily

 7. Atlas Gourmet Market

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At this pizzeria, you are able to indulge in their ‘Half and Half Pizza’, pairing two different flavours and toppings on your pizza. This would definitely help make up your mind if you’re unsure of which flavours to pick from. Their individual pizzas, such as ‘Super Mario’ and ‘Killing Me Softly’ are topped with seafood and melting mozzarella cheese. 

Address: Lot b1-02, Shoppes at Four Seasons Place, Level B1, 145, Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 10am – 10pm, daily 

8. Monnalisa Italian Restaurant 

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The Monnalisa was originally founded in 1962 in Napoli, Italy, by the owner’s grandmother. Carmine who’s the owner of Monnalisa, opened his restaurant in 2016 in hopes of reliving her legacy. Their 12-inch pizzas come with a variety of meats and spices that are sure to taste like home. They also specialize in deep-fried pizzas and bruschetta. 

Address: Hartamas Shopping Centre, M-1-1, Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 4pm – 11pm, daily 

9. Skippys Pizza

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For those who love pork with pizza, you might have come accross Skippys Pizza. Nearly every pizza dish on the menu contains pork, be it bacon, sausage or pulled. Their pork varuvel pizza is one-of-a-kind as well and almost unheard of. Their pork burgers and vegetarian pizzas are complete along with pork ribs and chicken wings as well. 

Address: Phileo Damansara I, 107 Block D, Jalan 16/11, Seksyen 16, 46350 Petaling Jaya, Selangor 
Operating Hours: 11.30am – 10pm, daily 

10. WOP Pizzeria

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Another Halal pizza chain in this list. WOP is how they would usually go by and sourdough wood fire pizza is their highlight. Packed to the brim with mushrooms, mozzarella and feta cheese, their dishes are sure to make one’s mouth water even before eating. There are also options of seafood, chicken and beef pizza, along with spaghetti and lasagna. 

Address: Plaza Damas, H-0-8, No 60, Jalan Sri Hartamas 1, Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11pm – 10pm, daily

11. My Pizza Lab 

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Established under the renowned household brand, myBurgerLab, this restaurant would only serve some of the most unusual-sounding dishes, such as their boba milk pizza (yes, as in the boba pearl drink that was once trending), appealing foodies with an adventurous tongue. Their menu is made entirely on play of words that makes this store more appealing as well. 

Address: 12, Jalan 21/22, Sea Park, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor 
Operating Hours: 5pm – 10pm, daily 

12. Heritage Pizza KL

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Boasting the best pizza in KL city centre, Heritage Pizza has been open for just over a year but and has already made a name for itself when it comes to authentic Italian Neapolitan pizza. If you’re want classic, their Margherita with mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce never disappoints. If you’re all for unconventional, try their Calabrese which is topped with nduja, broccoli and crispy pancetta. Remember to ask for Burrata

Address: 26-G, Jalan Doraisamy, Chow Kit, 50300 KL.
Operating Hours: 12pm – 2pm, 6pm – 10pm, closed on Mondays

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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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If you’re like us, then the thing you miss the most right now is traveling overseas for the mouth-watering food! We specifically miss traveling to Thailand for the street food, mookata, seafood, mama noodle, food truck and of course Thai desserts.

Since we are not allow to go Thailand for the time being, we are always on the lookout for new authentic Thai eateries around the Klang Valley and we got some good news.

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There’s a new Thai food truck in Kepong that serves authentic Thai-style Toast Bread with 13 different toppings! This Thai-style toast is widely enjoyed among local and tourist alike in Thailand.

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Thai-style Toast Bread is very rare in KL, so even if you’re not a fan of desserts, you have try this place at least once!

Some of their highly recommended toppings are:

SioRoti Signature (Kaya)

Banana Toast

Toastilla IceMou

Peanut Butter Chocolate Toast

Jay-C Junior

The toast is said to crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside and they are very generous with their toppings. For a full Thai experience, pair your Thai-style Toast with their Thai Milk Tea or Thai Green! It’s one of the best combination of flavours for any sweet tooth!

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If you’ve ever been to Thailand, you’d probably know that this is one of the MUST TRY street food in the country. And since this Thai dessert is super rare in Malaysia, it’s definitely worth trying out once – and then heading back over and over again! Have you tried this Toast in Thailand? Let us know in the comments!

SioRoti 小黄子

Address: First Residence, Kepong
Operation Hours: 12PM – 10PM (Daily)
WhatsApp: +6018 3282626

Status: Pork-Free

Facebook: facebook.com/SioRoti.LilYellowWarrior
Instagram: instagram.com/siorotithai

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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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Kwai Chai Hong at Petaling Street houses some of the city’s most attractive murals. It is one of the most scenic spots to create picturesque moments for tourists and locals. Apart from photo-taking sessions, there are plenty of cafes and eateries to explore in this area.

Da Bao Restobar is a bao specialty restaurant & bar with great charm. Donning an unassuming storefront which features two big Carlsberg logos, you might mistaken this hidden gem as a seafood restaurant.

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The moment you walk through its doors, you’re greeted by a blinking neon-lit logo – a chubby boy whacking a dough, and a portrait of an Asian women holding a rolling pin.

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The interior is furnished with elements from the East like Chinese lanterns, vintage wooden furniture, while featuring an open-kitchen concept with a dining area. Their food looks pretty good too, the menu comprises dessert baos, side dishes, and rice bowls.

When you’re here, don’t miss out their signature Baos which comes with a variety of toppings such as Soft Shell Crab Bao, Pork Bao, Lamb Bao and many more. Combinate any of these topping with their soft and fluffy Baos makes up for one delightful mean!

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And when you’re done with your meal, their sophisticated cocktail bar upstairs make a perfect drinking spot to shake off the workweek stress.

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Remember to tag your squat for a hangout session! For more info on their F&B menu and updates, do check out their social media pages below.

Facebook: facebook.com/dabaomalaysia
Instagram: instagram.com/dabaomy/

Da Bao 打包

Address: 145, Jalan Petaling City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur.
Opening Hours: 11am – 9pm, closed on Mondays

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We, Malaysians are no stranger to weird food combinations, like Cendol Pizza or Petai Burger, have you tried these yet? To strive in today’s F&B world, people can get super creative with food to stand out. Needless to say, food lovers like us are always down to try any form of weird food combination.

Menya Shi Shi Do, one of the most popular ramen spot in Petaling Jaya just came up with a new dish called Matcha Ramen.

Priced at RM28 for a bowl, the ramen comes with matcha-infused pork broth, pork chashu, cheese meatballs and egg. Menya Shi Shi Do doesn’t pour green tea into the ramen broth. Instead, it mixes matcha powder into the soup broth.

It sounds like you’re pretty much slurping down ramen noodles immerse with a pool of matcha drink?

This dish is only available at limited time until March 31st. If any of you have try it, do let us know your feedback in the comments! We would love to hear from you.

Menya Shi Shi Do

Address: Lot 100 P2.039, The School Jaya One, No, 72A, Jalan Universiti, 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operation Hours: 11am – 9.30pm
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With the fast-paced work in today’s society, many people have a demanding work schedule. Therefore, food tends to be eaten in a hurry. If you are one of those people who is constantly on-the-go and have very little time for meal time, check out Maru Kafe at myNEWS!

This March 2021, Maru Kafe has announced their latest product launch, think Ayam Percik Onigiri, Teriyaki Onigiri, Vanilla Cream Melon Bun,Coffee Cream Bun and their ever popular Strawberry Chigiri and lots more, perfect for those who are always busy. 

Read on to find out more about myNews’ new releases. 

The lineup includes two types of onigirazu: Ayam Percik Onigirazu and Teriyaki Chicken Onigirazu. They are affordable and convenient – most items cost less than RM10 – and you can get them heated up pronto at myNEWS outlet.

Ayam Percik Onigirazu

Just as the name implies, the Ayam Percik Onigirazu has a ayam percik patty. But that’s not all! The ayam percik patty is thick and marinated with traditional spices, which gives the snack a wonderful savory flavour!

Teriyaki Chicken Onigirazu

The flavour of the Teriyaki Chicken stays true to the original, with the tender chicken taking center stage. With a sweet and salty finish, it feels like you are having Teriyaki Chicken Rice, but in a rice ball form. 

If you like sweeter baked goods Maru Kafe also launches 3 new sweet pastries to satisfy all sweet tooths. 

Coffee Cream Bun

Get ready to bite into thick and rich coffee cream sandwiched in a soft bun! 

Vanilla Cream Bun

With a vanilla cream center, this is a particularly sweet treat. However, the sweetness is brilliantly balanced with the savoury bun, making it a not-too-sweet snack. 

Blueberry and Mango Bun (6pcs)

The six-piece range Blueberry and Mango Bun, is topped with blueberry and mango flavoured jam. They’re pillow soft and sweet at the same time.

For those who are fans of Maru Kafe, you might have heard of their Chigiri bun. It was super viral at one point that almost all Maru Kafe ran out of stock. 

Their popular Strawberry Chigiri, which rolled off earlier last year, is back by popular demand. This will no doubt be the next favourite breakfast bun for strawberry lovers nationwide!

Strawberry Chigiri

Maru Kafe sells food and snacks of all types, aside from Japanese comfort food such as Japanese sandwiches and onigiri both are excellent choices for a quick snack or light meal. 

For a more filling meal, bento boxes are available in all types of varieties, which would remind you of the taste of Japan. If you feel like having Western food, Maru Kafe also sell ready-to-eat pasta. 

Maru Kafe by myNEWS offers a huge range of baked goods and ready-to-eat food that are Halal, made fresh daily, with no preservatives added. As the MCO dragged on, those who still work in the office can just grab-and-go or order from Maru Kafe with GrabMart.

All these items are 20% if you are a member of myNEWS. You can download the myNEWS app on iOS and Android devices. 

Make sure you try this in-store today! It’ll be available from 1 March 2021 till 31 March 2021. 

Websites:

Facebook: myNews Malaysia
Instagram: @myNEWSMalaysia
Official Site: mynews.com.my

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As we officially enter February 2021, it’s never been harder for restaurants to stay afloat. With the MCO 2.0 taking place last month, restaurateurs are (almost) forced to come up with creative and irresistible promotions.

We’ve take notice of many “worth it” restaurant & food promos in the month of February and we would like to share it with you guys. With that said here are the Top 10 Most Worth It Restaurant & Food Promos in February 2021 You Wouldn’t Want To Miss Out.

1. Subway – 2 Subs for RM20

• Valid for takeaway ONLY
• Flavours are limited to 6-inch

More Info: Subway Malaysia’s FB

2. FamilyMart – Oden 50% OFF via Touch ‘n Go eWallet

• Valid from 1 Feb 2021 – 28 Feb 2021
• Applicable to all outlet (except KLIA2 & Genting Highland Outlets)
• Not applicable for online orders
• Limited to one bowl of discounted oden per transaction

More Info: Family Mart FB Page

3. McDonald’s – RM5 Instant Cashback via Boost eWallet

• Only available on McDelivery
• The cashback is only applicable with a minimum spend of RM25
• The RM5 cashback can be used on only McDonald’s or McDelivery

More Info: Boost FB Page

4. Starbucks – 2nd Beverage at RM2.10 (every Saturday & Sunday)

*Promotion Period: Every Saturday & Sunday until 28th Feb 2021, 10am – 12pm

Terms and conditions:
RM2.10 second beverage with purchase of any handcrafted beverage (before Tax RM2)
Date: Every Saturday & Sunday, 2nd Jan – 28th February 2021
Time: 10am – 12pm
1) Price shown is inclusive of 6% Service Tax.
2) Discounted beverage must be of equal or lesser value than the first beverage purchased.
3) Now applicable for any handcrafted beverages, including Smoked Butterscotch Latte and Pistachio Pure Matcha Latte.
4) Not applicable for Manuka Honey Ginger Black Tea and Reserve beverages.
5) Not applicable for food delivery service.
6) Not valid with any other discounts or promotions.
8) Valid at all Starbucks stores in Malaysia except Starbucks stores in KLIA, KLIA2, Sunway Lagoon and Genting Highlands.

More Info: Starbucks FB Page

5. Nando’s – Two Quarter Chicken + 1 Side @ RM29.90

• Valid until Feb 4, 2021
• Valid for takeaway (walk-in/via app) & online delivery at order.nandos.com.my.
• Available at all Nando’s restaurants.
• Multiple redemptions allowed per transaction.

More Info: Nando’s Instagram

6. FoodPanda – Pick-Up Promotion 40% – 60% OFF

• RM7 OFF* with code PICKUPNOW
• New & Existing Customers
• Only for first-time Pick-Up order worth RM30 & up per customer –
• Limited to 2,000x daily redemption

More Info: Foodpanda

7. Marrybrown – 2 Nasi Lemak Combo @ RM20

• Valid on Feb 1, 2021 only
• This promo is also available for delivery via marrybrown.com/mb-delivery/

More Info: Marry Brown FB

8. Tealive – Buy 1 FREE 1 via Touch ‘n Go eWallet

• Valid for self pick-up at outlet only
• Free drink applicable to drinks worth RM6.60 (before SST)
• Free drink promo valid till 14 Mar 2021
• Redemption limit applies

More Info: Touch ‘n Go FB

9. A&W – Surprise Delivery For Frontliners

Send a submission in the link http://bit.ly/3iPuv9Q This campaign is until until 11 February 2021 Delivery will be completed within 7 working days (inclusive weekends) upon confirmation of the final results https://anwmalaysia.com.my/anw/aw-surprise-delivery-terms-condition/

10. Pizza Hut – 50% OFF Every Tuesday (Regular Pizza) 

• Valid only on Tuesdays, for regular a la carte Favorite pizzas via dine-in and delivery only. Minimum order of RM20 is required for delivery. T&C apply.

More Info: Pizza Hut FB

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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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While 2020 has been a tough year for most of us, we are all looking forward to the brand new year! Chinese New Year is mere weeks away and given that CNY 2021 is going to be very different as we celebrate from our homes, we can still have an ‘fOX-picious New Year’ with Apple Fox’s New 12 Can Pack!

Most of us are ready to celebrate CNY by stocking up on CNY cookies, snacks, oranges, and most importantly, alcoholic beverages! Apple Fox has introduced their 12-can pack promotion just in time for CNY 2021! This means you can just grab this 12-can pack and share it with your family at home!

It’s a celebration for the New Year, time to enjoy fun and joy with family and friends. Do remember to enjoy responsibly!

Apple Fox is perfect for those who want to drink alcohol but doesn’t enjoy the bitterness of the beer! Making it the best alternative in the market today! Apple Fox cider is made from fresh hand picked apples and has #WayyyyMoreApples compared to other cider in the market – this gives Apple Fox  refreshingly sweet taste!

So if you’re curious to try the best Apple Cider this CNY, make sure you head over to any of the listed locations below and stock up on Apple Fox’s New 12-Can Pack for your friends and family! CNY can still be fun, all it takes is some curiosity!

Apple Fox 12-can pack is available at:(Pen Malaysia Only)

• Aeon Big
• Aeon
• Ben’s Independent Grocer
• Billion
• Cold
• Storage
• Econsave
• Giant Hypermarket
• Hero
• Isetan
• Jaya Grocer
• Aeon MaxValu
• Mercato
• Oliver Gourmet
• The Store
• Village Grocer

Apple Fox Cider contains 4.5% alcohol by volume and tastes best when it’s served over ice.

What are you waiting for? Head over to any of the listed locations above and stock up on Apple Fox’s New 12-Can Pack and enjoy the fOX-picious New Year! This CNY calls for #WayyyyMoreApples with Apple Fox Cider drink responsibly!

Facebook: Apple Fox Malaysia
Instagram: @applefox_my

*Strictly for 21+ Non Muslims, Enjoy Apple Fox Responsibly

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Chinese New Year is just around the corner and nothing screams CNY more than beers and Bak Kwa!

Lucky for us, we can always rely on The Beer Factory to bring us happiness during this festive season.

Yes! The Beer Factory is partnering up with Guinness to release their limited edition Guinness Bak Kwa. If you’re still thinking on where to buy Bak Kwa for this coming CNY, look no further.

What Does It Comes With

Perfect for CNY door gifts, the limited edition Guinness Bak Kwa comes in a red colour box of 8 pcs Ba Kwa.

The Bak Kwa meat is made out of pork meat marinated in Guinness stout and roasted at 232 degrees Celsius. This combination of ingredients and cooking method makes this one  of the best tasting Ba Kwa we’ve tried.

Taste-wise, there’s a strong sweet-bitter flavour from its Guinness stout marinade & natural porky flavour that we’re fond of. The Ba Kwa is juicy and tender in every bite, making it more addictive than ever!

Here’s How You Can Purchase TBF’s Guinness Bak Kwa

There are 2 ways to get TBF’s Guinness Bak Kwa:

1) Order online and get it delivered

Decided to stay home? You can order it online and get your Guinness Bak Kwa delivered to your doorstep in a week or less!

Delivery Link: bit.ly/GuinnessBakKwa2021FT

2) Self-collection at outlets

• Hartamas
• SS2
• Sunway Giza
• Bandar Puteri Puchong
• Sunway Geo
• Melaka
• Summerton Penang
• Raja Uda Butterworth
• Eco Bloom Simpang Ampat

Self-Collection Time: 3pm to 6pm

Price: RM68 per box

So, hurry and gather all your friends and family and try this Guinness Ba Kwa before time runs out! It’s that addictive!

Terms & Condition:

• Limited quantity available, while stock last
• Delivery ETA will be 5-7 working days
• Delivery areas: West Malaysia
• Flat Rate Shipping Fee – RM10

To make sure you’re not missing out on any updates, you can follow The Beer Factory’s official page on Facebook here www.facebook.com/TheBeerFactory/

This article is written in collaboration with The Beer Factory.

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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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When one mentions Vogue Lounge, most would think about hip cities like New York or Paris. Many are still unaware that this sophisticated restaurant and rooftop bar landed in KL just last year. Vogue Lounge KL is located on the 38th floor of Menara SuezCap, Bangsar South. They’ve just recently reopened this December after a temporary closure due to M.C.O (Movement Control Order).

According to many insiders and top chefs, Vogue Lounge KL is fast becoming the go-to spot for the best luxurious dining experience in the city!

So, why should you come here during this festive season?

Exquisite Interior

The glamorous interior alone is worth a visit to Vogue Lounge KL. From the VOGUE magazine covers neatly framed against the wall to the high floor-to-ceiling glass windows, LED platform cum runway and ultra-chic powder rooms, almost every corner of this place is stunning and visually-perfect for the gram.

For diners who seek more privacy and comfort, their V Room can cater for up to 16 guests looking for an exclusive and private dining experience.

Stunning 360° KL City View

This is probably the biggest reason you should celebrate at Vogue Lounge KL!  Their spectacular 360° KL city view screams of luxury, celebration and success all at the same time. While you’re watching the twinkly lights of KL city, you could also get a few sips of Vogue’s famous cocktails, such as …

Extensive Drinks List

Think wines, champagnes and unique cocktails such as Tokyo Fizz (Whiskey, Umeshu, Earl Grey Syrup) or Dark Moon (Vodka, Espresso, DOM Benedictine). Sip on that while you’re enjoying the spectacular view.

Phenomenal Food

Vogue Lounge KL reopened their doors on December 1^st, 2020! With that came a fresh new menu curated by their New Zealand-born, Australian-raised Head Chef Steve Arifin. They now serve Eurasian and Asian-Med fusion fine dining with Japanese and French influence.

The Head Chef promises to bring your taste buds along for a ride you’ve never experience in your lifetime. Some of the new signatures are Hokkaido Sea Urchin, A4 Japanese Wagyu and Souffle.

So, if you’re having a special celebration such as birthdays, romantic dates or New Year’s celebration, Vogue Lounge KL is the ideal place for you. The gorgeous view, fine dining and amazing ambience combined make the ideal recipe for a perfect celebration.

If you’re planning to celebrate the New Year, make sure you do it at Vogue Lounge KL as they have a special extensive 6-course New Year’s Eve Menu on 31st Dec 2020 and 1st Jan 2021 priced at RM588++ per person.

RSVP: +60 16-846 6552 (WhatsApp) or +603 2771 1530/1531 or email reservations@voguelounge.my

Visit https://voguelounge.my/

Address: Level 38, Menara SuezCap 1, KL Gateway, Jalan Kerinchi, Bangsar South, 59200 Kuala Lumpur.

Operating Hour: 5.30PM – 12AM | Closed on Sundays

*Pork-Free but serves Alcohol

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One of the great joys of Japanese’s style convenience store culture — among the onigiri, the canned coffee, and the dozens of varieties of oden sticks. There are only handful of convenient stores in the market.

The explosion of Japanese’s style convenience stores is one of the best things that happened in our food culture. Since the year 2020 is about supporting local business, homegrown convenience store myNEWS has released three promotions in the month of December. 

Keep reading as the promotions are going to be good! Here are the three promotions by myNEWS in the month of December 2020. Let’s all end it with a high note.

1. Get a limited edition Coca-Cola Truck at RM9.90 with minimum spend of RM15 in a single receipt

2. RM88,888 worth of cash coupons and products up for grab

Here are the 4 simple steps to WIN:

1. Play Tap & Win ( *you can only play once a day )

2. Catch as many goodies as possible within 15 seconds

3. Win cash coupons or products!

4. Download myNEWS App to claim the prizes!

3. [Berbaloi Combo] 20% discount for myNEWS members on certain Maru Kafe food

If there is one item that you cannot leave Maru Kafe without trying, it would be their bake goods. 

For myNEWS members, you can enjoy 20% off for their Spicy Chicken Floss Donut and Spicy Floss Bun. 

Ongiri lovers can make use of the discount to enjoy some of their best-selling onigiri — Tobiko Kani Mayo, Teriyaki Tenggiri Onigiri, and Daebak Tenggiri Onigiri.

4. [Berbaloi Combo] RM1.99 for any Goodday 250ml drinks

5. [Berbaloi Combo] RM1.99 for Acillis by Spritzer 

If you don’t drink milk, you can get Acilis by Spritzer mineral water at RM1.99 by purchasing any Onigiri

6. [Berbaloi Combo] Free Coca-Cola by buying any bento

A bento meal won’t be complete without a drink. You can get one free Coca-Cola drink by buying any bento in Maru Kafe.

7. [Berbaloi Combo] Enjoy Nescafe Smoovlatte 250ml for only RM1.99 by buying any pau 

8. Buy 1 Hot Wheels Basic Car and get 1 Milo UHT 200ml for RM1

9. 30% off for any three toys

Promotion is only available at selected myNEWS outlets in the Klang Valley area only. Grab it fast while stocks last!

Please visit websites below for more information:

Facebook: facebook.com/mynewsmalaysia
Instagram:@mynewsmalaysia
Download the app: bit.ly/myNEWS_APP

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Entitled “Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival”, this is Tiger’s Beer Malaysia fully immersive online street food festival experience, where you can explore Malaysian street food with a personalised 3D avatar!

This is an eventful festival not to be missed, especially for food lovers. It’s happening every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, from 6th to 29th November 2020.

Let us walk you through on what to expect in Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival:

1. Personalise your own avatar!

Before you get started, you can customise your own avatar, by choosing different styles of hair, tops, bottoms and shoes.

Once it’s done, you’ll be led to the festival, transporting yourself to a full-3D street food festival simulation. 

2. Check out and order from different street food vendors!

There are three different “food streets” in this virtual street food festival – Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, and Penang – each with a selection of famous local vendors and exciting hidden gems.

There will be 88 vendors across the four-week festival offering a wide selection of delicious food as well as festival exclusive items. Some vendors have even created dishes infused with Tiger, or crossover collaborations with other vendors!

In addition, you can buy specially-priced bundle sets of street food and Tiger Beer or Tiger Crystal, and even add on more beer to your order ala carte. Each bundle set also comes with an exclusive set of Tiger Chopsticks. There are two different designs to collect.

As long as you are within a 15km radius of the vendor, you will be able to order the food and get it delivered to you by Tiger Delivery’s partner, DeliverEat!

Here are some of the vendors from each street that you can expect:

KUALA LUMPUR:

1. Burgers at myBurgerLab

2. Chinese fusion Malaysian comfort food by Chye Seng Foo Coffee Shop 

3. Hainanese chicken chop from Yut Kee

SELANGOR:

1. Pan Mee from Super Kitchen Chilli Pan Mee

2. Char Siew and Siew Yoke from Boon Signature Roast Pork

3. Balinese food from The Uma Bali

4. Local Melaka cuisine from Kampung Contemporary Dining

PENANG:

1. Special Char Kuey Teow at Kedai Kopi Sin Hwa, Georgetown

2. Laksa From Penang Road Famous Laksa, Georgetown

3. Double Roasted Pork with Rice and Egg from Tek Sen Express, Bayan Lepas

And what’s even better is that you can get RM8 off your order, as long as you spend at least RM30, by using the promo code ‘TIGER8’. You can use this promo code up to 3 times, so make sure you try out lots of different street food goodies!

3. Have fun with mini-games, earn promo codes, and stand  to win free cartons of Tiger Crystal!

There will be two games held by two influencers Lizz Chloe and Harvinth Skin:

Game 1: The Tiger Beer Hunt by Lizz Chloe

Find all the bottles of Tiger Beer in the festival in the time limit and win an RM5 promo code which you can use for your food order.  It’s only available for the first 100 people to successfully complete the challenge each day, so act fast!

Game 2: Tiger Crystal Mountain Climber Challenge by Harvinth Skin

Climb an ice mountain, jumping side-to-side to avoid obstacles, falling snowballs and angry yetis! Collect bottles of Tiger Crystal along the way to boost your score. The first 88 people to score 300 points each day will win a promo code for RM5 off any order of F&B. The three players with the highest scores at the end of November will each win a 24-can carton of Tiger Crystal.

4. Watch an exclusive performance from Namewee

Find Namewee’s avatar in Street Food Central to watch an exclusive video performance recorded specially for the Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival. The only place you will be able to see this is at the festival, so don’t miss out!

5. Order chilled Tiger Beer to be delivered to your doorstep!

Worked up a thirst? Visit the Drinkies Bar in Street Food Central to order chilled beer from Drinkies, HEINEKEN Malaysia’s beer home delivery service. 

From 3pm to 5pm, you’ll even get an RM30 OFF when you order at least RM150 of Tiger Beer or Tiger Crystal – just enter the promo code ‘STREETFOOD30’..

Hungry already? Here’s how you can join in the fun and get some delicious street food and Tiger Beer delivered to your door:

Happening From 6th To 29th November 2020 – Every Friday to Sunday

Check out the deets below for more info on “Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival”

Date: 6 – 29 November 2020

Time: 11AM – 9PM (Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)

Location: Klang Valley and Penang 

For more info, head over to this website to find out more:

Tiger Beer Malaysia Official Site: http://bit.ly/FunNTaste-TSF
Tiger Beer FB: https://www.facebook.com/TigerBeerMY
Tiger Beer IG: https://www.instagram.com/tigerbeermy/ 

Remember to share this exciting event to your family and friends. Time to feast!

This article is written in collaboration with Tiger Beer 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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With Covid-19 still rampaging, one of the important SOPs for all restaurant operators and retail stores is to allocate antibacterial products at the entrance gate for visitors.

If you own a running business which requires antibacterial products, you should check out Simple Beaute, an online beauty and health care store.

Introduction To Simple Beaute

With Simple Beaute, you can do all your shopping online for useful and affordable antibacterial products without leaving the safety of your home or workplace. 

During the daylong sale event on November 11, customers will be able to enjoy Simple Beaute’s “Double 11.11” promotion. They are having up to 70% storewide discounts and 50% vouchers to collect.

Here are some of their products you should check out during the Double 11.11 promotion:

Antibacterial Handwash, Spray, Gel and Wet Tissue

Formulated in Japan, VOB (Vow Of Beaute) antibacterial products are 100% medical grade. 

All products contain 75% alcohol plus silver ion which effectively kills 99.9% of bacteria and provides long hours protection. 

Here are the four products in the series:

1. VOB Antibacterial Handwash
2. VOB Antibacterial Spray
3. VOB Antibacterial Gel
4. VOB Antibacterial Wet Tissue

VOB Antibacterial Handwash

VOB Antibacterial Spray

VOB Antibacterial Gel

VOB Antibacterial Wet Tissue

Disposable Face Mask by Yuka Zan

Do you have acne due to wearing a mask for long hours? Don’t worry because YUKA ZAN 3-ply Protective Mask is produced with ultra-soft material which is suitable for sensitive skin.

Aside from preventing potential acne, these masks will also prevent you from having breathing difficulties due to the ultra-soft fabric and quality. To provide a comfortable wearing experience, the Yuka Zan mask comes with soft ropes, thus it doesn’t cause pain on your ears.

Some of the unique selling points of of Yukazan Face Mask are:

1. 100% medical grade
2. BFE >95%(Bacterial Filtration Efficiency)
3. PFE >95% (Particulate Filtration Efficiency)

They use food grade colour on their coloured masks, to boost up your positive vibe. Customers can choose up to 10 types of colours and even the rope is coloured. Priced at only RM7 per pack, we think it’s super worth it!

Here are the four face mask options you can shop for: 

Rainbow Disposable Face Mask (10 Colors) 50 Pcs

While breathability is one of the most important factors to keep in mind, people are now taking into consideration colour and design more than ever before. This is perfect for families as there are 10 colours in this 50 pcs packages of face mask. 

2. Medical Grade Protective Face Mask (5 Colors) 10 pcs

As the pandemic is still on-going, it didn’t take long for face masks to evolve into a fashion accessory. 

Medical Grade Protective Face Mask comes in 5 bright and vibrant colours! So that you can wear different colours on the working days.

Dino Design Disposable Face Mask (For Kids) 10 Pcs

Check out their cute disposable masks available in kids’ sizes. Each package comes in 10 pcs. 

Cool Black Disposable Face Mask (Black) 10 Pcs

If you’re going for a minimalistic look, an all-black mask might be the best choice for you. 

If there’s one thing that this pandemic has taught us, it is that online shopping is cheaper, fast and super convenient. So remember to share this news with your friends and family, tell them to shop on Simple Beaute Double 11.11 sale, since it’s only happening for one-day, don’t miss it.

Click here to purchase all these products at Simple Beaute via Shopee

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