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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The best Irish whiskey in the world comes together with the renowned workwear brand that everyone knows. On August 11th, 2023, Jameson and Dickies put on an amazing event at REXKL, revealing their incredible ‘Crafted Together’ Collection. Over 1,000 visitors – including media, trade partners and public, gathered at the event to see the fantastic partnership between Jameson and Dickies come to life. 

To make this awesome collaboration even more exciting, the organizer has lined up some of the hippest local DJs around, like Ashley Lau, Lap Sap, Joyvnn, Mr. Yang, MJ Vicious, and LZZY.  

‘Crafted Together’ Collection: A Fusion of Artistry and Craftsmanship 

When iconic Irish Whiskey meets legendary workwear! Jameson Irish Whiskey and Dickies, unite in perfect harmony to pay homage to the pinnacle of craftsmanship. With histories spanning over two centuries, Jameson Irish Whiskey stands for courage and artistry, while Dickies is renowned for exceptional workwear and impeccable design. Together, they unveil the awe-inspiring ‘Crafted Together’ Collection in 26 nations worldwide. This extraordinary union promises to leave a lasting imprint on the world of craftsmanship.

The ‘Crafted Together’ Collection 

This limited collaboration features a unique collection featuring a curated selection of top-notch products, including comfortable workwear clothing and stylish accessories. Don’t miss the delicately crafted limited-edition Jameson bottle, capturing the essence of this remarkable collaboration. You can find this exclusive bottle priced at RM262 in selected retail outlets or online at Pernod Ricard MY Official Store.  

Win Jameson x Dickies Merchandise From Now Till October 2, 2023 

From August 1st until October 2^nd 2023, an extraordinary opportunity awaits you to lay your hands on exclusive Jameson x Dickies merchandise.  

Embrace the excitement by following these simple steps: 

Step 1: Purchase a Jameson X Dickies Bottle from any of their outlets. 
Step 2: Register & Submit a Clear Receipt. 
Step 3: Keep a close eye on your email for the winners’ announcement on 3rd November 2023. 

Catch a stroke of luck and witness the Jameson x Dickies Kombi van touring Peninsula Malaysia from August 9 to October 2023. It’s a chance to see two iconic brands coming together in a unique fusion on wheels! Don’t miss out on this wonderful opportunity to experience the essence of craftsmanship during this remarkable journey. Grab the chance while you can! 

Come, and join Jameson and Dickies on their inspiring mission to captivate the world with their Crafted Together Collection, embracing the spirit of this exceptional collaboration​ and celebrating the modern-day makers​. 

Find out more about Jameson on their official account – Facebook & Instagram. 

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

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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.

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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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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/ 

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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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Surely, you are familiar with Touch ‘n Go eWallet app. It’s not just a another generic e-wallet mobile app as aside from cashless payments, you can use Touch n’ Go to pay your utility bills, car park, book flight and movie tickets.

If you have been planning to watch a movie, we’re here to inform you that Touch ‘n Go just release a new promo code that saves you RM15 for 2 tickets.

Use promo code FLATRATEPROMO2021 when you purchase movie tickets (for 2) at GSC via the Touch ‘n Go app. Read on and follow the steps below to enjoy the promotion:

Step 1: Launch Touch ‘n Go eWallet

Step 2: Tap on “More”

Step 3: Under Entertainment, tap “Movies”

Step 4: Select your desired cinema

Step 5: Choose your desired time and seat

Step 6: Key in the promo code FLATRATEPROMO2021 before check out

It’s fast, easy and super convenient. Don’t forget to share this promotion to your friends and family who love to watch movies.

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

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

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

1. Waroeng Batavia

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

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

2. Indobowl

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

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

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

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

3. Kotak

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

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

4. Nasi Lemak Bumbung

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

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

5. 1Malaysian Superman Mamak

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

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

6. I AM Geprek Bensu

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

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

7. Geprek Bensu Malaysia

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

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

8. Halim Western Food

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

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

9. Enjoyour Food

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

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

10. Warung Kopi Purnama

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

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

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Señor Singh is the only food delivery service in KL that specializes in Indian-Mexican dishes. Relying mainly on the best combination of Indian & Mexican flavours to feed people’s ever changing interest, Señor Singh is looking to create its own niche of adventurous foodies.

You’d be happy to know that Señor Singh shares the same management as Concubine KL, a bar and restaurant in Kwai Chai Hong in Petaling Street.

That means quality is almost assured with their years of expertise in F&B.

Señor Singh’s simple one page menu covers everything from mains, snacks, desserts and drinks – all you need and more for a good meal. Think Chicken Tikka Buritto, Popcorn Chicken Tikka, Kheer and Mango Lassi.

Burritos are the main offering, choice of Indian flavours – Chicken Tikka, Rogan Josh (Lamb), Paneer (Vegetarian) and Pakora (Vegan) served in a thick chapati wrap.

Every burrito is stuffed with choices of proteins and bases of Biryani Rice and unique fillings – Raita, Crispy Shallots, Lime Acar, Mint Chutney, Red Chutney, Mango Chutney, Veggie Pakora, Spinach, Onion Bhaji, Saag and Smokey Brinjal.

While the variety is limited, the portion of each burrito is more than reasonable which results in a super flavourful and satisfying meal.

The Paratha Quesadilla is a plate of Paratha stuffed with Cheese, Onion, Green Chili, Coriander and Garam Massala. Despite being a vegetarian snack, the Indian flavours does delicious justice to this classic dish in all its cheesy glory

The Popcorn Chicken Tikka meanwhile is texturally refreshing with all its crunchy goodness and tandoori flavours! 

As for dessert, the simple and only option is Kheer – a classic Indian Rice pudding that’s both sweet and creamy.

Mango Lassi is the only choice of thirst-quenchers at Señor Singh which was the ideal conclusion for countering the spiciness and flavours.

All in all, the flavours and textures were expertly executed, especially the Chapathi Burritos. There’s plenty of potential, Señor Singh will likely become a well respected name in the F&B scene.

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If your home or office is out of their 20KM radius, you can alternatively opt for pick up instead.

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It’s no great secret that Malaysia is a food obsessive’s paradise. But while our country is still under Movement Contraol Order (MCO), we can’t go out to our favourite eateries yet. Since almost 95% of Malaysians are staying home, many street eateries had started implementing food delivery service so that everyone can still enjoy delicious food.

Here are 10 Street Food Stalls That Are Opened For Delivery Around KL During MCO.

1. Mr Chiam Pisang Goreng

Mr Chiam pisang goreng surged in high demand that it now has a very own pin on google maps entitled “ Brickfields Pisang Goreng”. This golden brown delicacy has captured the locals heart with its high quality taste as Mr Chiam only uses the finest Pisang Raja in town to make them. To get this tasty and crispy pisang goreng all you have to do is order from Foodpanda!

Address: 19, 21, Jalan Thambipillay, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur

2. D’Naim Nasi Kukus

D’Naim Nasi Kukus is a hidden gem started by a group of passionate Kelantan villagers located in Pantai Dalam. The chicken is fried hourly to maintain their freshness and top notch quality. To top it off, the homemade spicy kuah curry gives the whole dish a robust taste. Paired with deep fried ayam dara and soft steamed rice, the end product is glorious! Locals can now order it via Grabfood delivery or direct WhatsApp at the number below.

WhatsApp Download: www.wasap.my/60129464440/nasikukus
Address: Jalan Pantai Dalam, Taman Pantai Indah, 59200 Kuala Lumpur

3. Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa

Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa holds the legendary status and is highly recognized when it comes to serving delectable nasi lemak. Their nasi lemak sambal is perfect for mild spicy eaters as it falls in the sweet category. For a set of RM 5.50 emptors can dig in the Nasi lemak kentang bilis sambal served with boiled egg. Oh no! Bad news peanut eaters but this set does not come with the infamous nasi lemak peanuts. Locals can now order Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa via both Grabfood and Foodpanda in accordance to their own set of preferences. Don’t hold back your Nasi lemak cravings, order now!

Address: 4, Jalan Raja Muda Musa, Kampung Baru, 50300 Kuala Lumpur

4. Devi’s Corner

Calling all my banana leaf rice lovers that are yearning to taste one during MCO. You can now order a robust, flavourful set of banana leaf rice for only RM10.50 on both GrabFood and Foodpanda. For locals who aren’t so keen on eating banana leaf rice can opt for their ambrosian nasi lemak or fried noodles and rice. Additionally, you can also purchase the side dishes if you wish for add ons.

Address: 14, Jalan Telawi 4, Bangsar, 59100 Kuala Lumpur

5. Nasi Lemak Saleha

“Sit at home and enjoy a dish of spicy fried chicken steamed rice with white rice, spicy fried chicken, gulai gravy and sambal belacan during the period of this movement control order” reads the recent facebook post of Nasi Lemak Salehad. It’s undeniable that they have accumulated so many loyal customers over the years. Focused on MCO delivery, Nasi Lemak Salehad has put up big combos consisting of combo for 4 and combo for 6. These big combos are definitely a wise choice for money savers. Aside from that, they are also offering 7 various nasi lemak combos for emptors to choose from. More options can be found at GrabFood and Foodpanda. Alternatively, you can also order at www.nasilemaksaleha.com for free delivery. – T&C applies.

WhatsApp Enquiry: 017-747 0100
Address: 3, Jalan Pandan Prima 1, Dataran Pandan Prima, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

6. D’Raz Burger Bakar

D’Raz specialises in burger bakar and aims to provide high quality but most affordable burgers in town. During normal days, D’Raz only closes after 2am so if you are craving for burgers during supper on a regular day then you know just where to go. Currently during the MCO period they are very much focused on delivering 9 combo sets consisting of their legendary roti john, oblong and burger bakar. Get it all on GrabFood now and enjoy these savoury specialties in the comfort of your house.

Address: Taman Sri Endah, 57000 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

7. Sixty Bites

Located directly in front of BHPetrol in Taman Tun Dr Ismail , Sixty Bites offers delectable, high quality homemade beef patties with 100% minced ribeye meat. Other juicy patties such as chicken and lamb are available and their signature burger which is the chezburger is a must try. Sixty Bites has commenced to do their very own inhouse delivery starting 9th April via makanburger.com at RM3 per delivery from 10am to 7.30pm. All you have to do is make sure you reside 7km from the stall. Alternatively, you can order them at GrabFood, Foodpanda and HungryDelivery.

Address: Persiaran Zaaba, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur

8. Thong Kee

When it comes to glorious breakfast spread, Thong Kee cafe is unbeatable. Thong Kee cafe is mainly known for its Hainanese breakfast spread such as kaya butter toast, croissant and Hainan coffee. Their significant dish consists of their finger-licking, crispy and flaky homemade croissants which is now sold on both GrabFood and Foodpanda delivery for emptors to still be able to enjoy these delectable dishes during MCO. Aside from that, you can also purchase their perfectly curated breakfast set and puffy, soft donuts.

Address:

33, Jalan 21/1, Sea Park, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

13, Jalan Juruaudit U1/37, Hicom-glenmarie Industrial Park, 40150 Shah Alam,

9. Tiga Budak Gemuk

Tiga Budak Gemuk’s signature dishes are undoubtedly the famous Nasi ayam kicap, sambal power and the daging kicap. Their delivery menu consists of  limited varieties but you best believe the food is filling and satisfying. For chicken lovers the sets consists of Nasi Tiga Budak Gemok Ayam Biasa + Telur, Nasi Tiga Budak Gemok Ayam Double and Nasi Tiga Budak Gemok Ayam Extra Montel whereas beef lovers they have serve Nasi Tiga Budak Gemok Daging Biasa, Nasi Tiga Budak Gemok Daging Biasa + Telur Nasi Tiga Budak Gemok Daging Double and Nasi Tiga Budak Gemok Daging Montel. If you’d like your food to be extra spicy with the oomph you crave for you can purchase their cili extra shot for RM1.50 each. Order now using foodpanda or on Tiga Budak Gemok’s website.

Address:

– 9, 2/27e, Seksyen 10, Wangsa Maju, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 53300

-Jalan Maktab, Gurney Mall (Residensi UTMKL), Kampung Datuk Keramat, 53300 Kuala Lumpur

-D-LG-3, Block D, Centrus Mall Lingkaran Cyber Point CBD Perdana 3, Cyberjaya, 63000, Malaysia, 

-Pusat Perniagaan Danau Lumayan, Jalan Danau Lumayan, Bandar sri Permaisuri, 56100 Cheras

10. Burger Bakar Abang Burn

A crowd favourite for burger to which seems like since forever, Abang Burn offers ramly burger with thick and juicy patties. Their menu is spit into two categories: original and premium. While the original is just basic, don’t forget to try out their Aligot Cheese Balut, Burger Ayam Goreng and the Burger Tower (a 5-patty burger). If you’re thinking of getting a bite of these juicy burgers then head on to their website burgerabangburn.beepit.com to place your order.

Address: Click here for its full locations.

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Hey foodies! If you’re a Thai food lover, you’re in for a treat. 

As we’re bidding farewell to February, and March would be greeting us, we’re here to let you guys know that the reputable KOM’s by Kompassion in 1Utama is giving away RM100 vouchers to 10 lucky winners. And here’s how you can win it. 

Simply post a photo of a food you ordered on Facebook or Instagram and use the hashtag #KomNTaste and #komsbykompassion! Viola, you’ve signed yourself up for this RM100 Voucher Giveaway! 

Winners are selected by random, so you can literally write anything in the caption and still win the RM100 vouchers at KOM’s

Terms & Conditions:

1. Snap a photo in KOM’s By KomPassion, it can be your food, or group photos with friends and family
2. Post the photo on Facebook or Instagram
3. Geo tag or check in
4. 10 Winners will be chosen randomly by team of KOM’s By KomPassion to win RM100 cash voucher
5. Ensure the post / your account is set to Public, so that the team at KOM’s By KomPassion can choose you as the winner. So let loose and unleash your food-porn skill
6. The promo does not apply during our “Off Peak” Special.

On top of that, KOM’s by Kompassion is also giving away free dessert on the entire month of March. The best things in life are FREE! If you like freebies as much as we do, this is something all food lovers shouldn’t miss.

Simply order any Rice Combo or Fusion Ramen in KOM’s, you can get a dessert of your choice for FREE.

These are the desserts you can choose from while dining at KOM’s and they are worth RM8 and above. 

• Mango Sticky Rice with Pandan Ice Cream
• Coconut Ice-cream with Home-made Cendol, Corn and Sea-coconut
• Thai Tea Ice Cream with Black Jelly & Attap Seed

About KOM’s By KomPassion:

KOM’s By KomPassion is one of the most reputable Thai restaurants in the Klang Valley. Led by Nikom Uatthong, more popularly known as Chef Kom, the restaurant specialises in Northern Thai cuisine with Japanese twist. 

Know anyone who lives and works around 1Utama? Don’t forget to share this article with your friends and family! 

KOM’s By KomPassion is located in 1Utama Shopping Centre, Isetan.
Address:  1Utama Shopping Center, Isetan 2nd Floor, Lot G102, F101 & S101, 47800,  Petaling Jaya 
Time: 10AM – 10PM (Daily)

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Steak is serious business! We believe that what you pay is what you get when you enjoy steaks. Of course, we see steaks as celebratory meals because of its price point. With that, we never commit the sin of ordering steak above medium because it’s just a no. We want the crust on the beef and fatty marbling of the beef. Anything above medium ruins the whole thing.

Since we are so serious about steaks, we have compiled a list of restaurants that are as serious as us. That said, here are 10 Best Steak House In Town That Serves Juicy Steak.

1. Kay’s Steak & Lobster

Located in Putra Heights, Subang, Kay’s Steak & Lobster is a calm and cosy steakhouse that will give you one of the most fancy and “atas” meals you will ever have. The kitchen is manned by Chef Amer Reazal, who has close to 10 years of experiences. Be prepared to indulge when you get their signature Tomahawk steak and fresh US lobsters.

Address: 12A, Jalan Putra Mahkota 7/6b, Putra Heights, 47650 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Operation Hours: Tues – Fri 5pm – 10pm, Sat- Sun 1pm – 10pm

2. Vantador

You must know about this place if you are a major steak fan. Even our very own 16th King of Malaysia has dined here before. Vantador is known for their dry aged steaks. The dry aged beef here is hung in coolers for at least 30 days so dehydrate it, which gives the beef that extra rich flavour and amazing buttery texture. If you are eager to try Vantador, be sure to make a reservation beforehand.

Address: 38, Jalan 25/70a, Desa Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 6pm – 12.30am

3. Grub by Ah Hong & Friends

If you want steaks that is a bang for a buck, head on over to GRUB by Ah Hong! One look at the restaurant shopfront, you might mistaken GRUB as a normal kopitiam instead. However, looks can be deceiving because to get a seat, you would need a reservation. Their steaks is succulent, juicy and well flavoured with each bite. If you want a no frills dinner, this is the place to come to.

Address: 608, Jalan 17/10, Seksyen 17, 46400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operation Hours: Tuesday-Thursday: 6pm-10.30pm, Friday: 12pm-3pm, 6pm-10.30pm, Saturday-Sunday: 11am-2.30pm, 6pm-10.30pm

4. Maria Steak Café

For an unassuming steakhouse, Maria Steak Café sure stay true to their word. This down-to-earth steakhouse was founded close to 20 years ago in Ipoh, today they have 3 branches in Klang Valley at Bandar Sunway, Damansara Perdana and Jalan Maarof, Bangsar. Their steaks are elegant and beautifully simplistic without looking too bare on the plate. If you’re looking to impress without going overboard, do check this place out.

Address: 58, Jalan Maarof, Bangsar, 59100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 12pm – 10.30pm, daily

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5. Chambers Bar & Grill

Dubbed “the carnivore’s cave” by the Yum list, this classy and stylish steakhouse is located in Hilton Kuala Lumpur. Here in Chambers Bar & Grill, it’s all about the meat! Their menu is full of prime cuts and top notch steaks that all you meat lovers will definitely enjoy.

Address: Hilton Kuala Lumpur , Lobby Level, 3, Jalan Stesen Sentral, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Weekdays 12:00 noon – 2:30pm (Lunch), 6:30pm – 10:30pm (Dinner), Weekends 6:30pm – 10:30pm (Dinner)

6. TTDI Meat Point

This steakhouse has been serving up delicious steak for about 6 years in TDDI now. Meat Point believes in giving you a say in your meat so you get to choose your own cuts of steak at the chiller when you order. Since this place is owned by a Muslim so bear in mind that they do not serve alcohol here.

Address: 62, Jalan Burhanuddin Helmi, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Mon – Thurs 12pm – 10.30pm, Friday 6pm – 11pm, Sat – Sun 12pm – 11pm

7. Jake’s Charbroil Steaks

Jake’s Charboil Steaks has been one of the long-time neighbourhood steak house. It is decorated with a western cowboy theme, bringing you back to what the old days would feel like. Their steaks have been commended by regular customers for being consistently delicious. Now, that’s our cue to go it a try if we haven’t!

Address: 21, Jalan Setiapuspa, Medan Damansara, 50490 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Sat – Thurs 12pm- 3pm, 6pm – 11pm, Friday 6pm – 11pm

8. Me’nate Steak Hub

Me’nate Steak Hub lets you choose your own steaks. There is a chiller in the restaurant where you can choose your own cuts when you order. You will be spoiled for choice here. They even have Wagyu here so if you ever visit them in StarParc Point, be sure to try that.

Address: C-01-02 & C-01-03 StarParc Point, Jalan Taman Ibu Kota, 53300 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Sat – Thurs 11am – 11pm, Friday 3pm – 11pm

9. PRIME, Le Méridien Kuala Lumpur

PRIME has a reputation for serving some of the most premium steaks in KL. With the arrival of the newly appointed Chef de Cuisine Ramiro Moya, his signatures now showcase the flavors of his Argentinian roots. So, be prepared to be reintroduced to steaks in a whole different light.

Address: Le Meridien KL, 2, Jalan Stesen Sentral, Kuala Lumpur Sentral, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Monday to Friday: 12 – 2:30 pm & 6:30 – 10:30 pm, Saturday & Sunday: 6:30 – 10:30 pm

10. Samba Brazilian Steakhouse

As a meat lover, you will definitely dream of going to this place. Samba Brazillian Steakhouse is best known for their meaty buffets. If you’re here for the buffet, be ready to eat till you get the meat sweats like Joey from Friends. Of course, if you prefer to chill out and enjoy good cuts and other dishes, you can opt for their ala carte menu too!

Address: Avenue K, 3, 156, Jalan Ampang, Kampung Baru, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 12pm – 10.30pm

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Christmas is one of the most awaited time of the year because it is a celebration for our Christian friends and a time of eating for the rest of us (just like every other holiday). What better way to welcome the end of this year than a good feast.

Since finding the perfect buffet spot this Christmas can be a task, we’ve rounded up 12 Awesome Christmas Buffets Around KL For 2019.

1. Sedap Restaurant @ Pullman KLCC

Sedap is a classy restaurant located inside the beautiful Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Center. This year they offer a buffet spread of both local and international delicacies. All food will be served fresh such as seafood, sashimi with the must-have succulent Roast Turkey and Lamb.

More Info: www.facebook.com/events/3739109686204907

Date: 25 December 2019
Time: 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Prices: RM158 per person (free-flow of juices and soft drinks), RM178 (free-flow of juices, soft drinks, mulled wine and beer)

2. Italian Buffet @ Passione Ristorante Italiano (Non Halal)

Find this Italian food heaven hidden in a busy neighborhood of Sri Petaling. Passione brings you the experience of comfortable dining with some pork belly porchetta, wood-fire pizza oven, spaghetti alla chitarra, cold cuts and more. So join them for a unlimited breakfast buffet spread of delicious Italian cuisine, created by Chef Stefano Criber who hails from Abruzzo, Italy.

More Info: https://www.facebook.com/passioneristoranteitaliano/posts/1260060924201434

Address: 19, Jalan Radin Bagus 9, Sri Petaling, Kuala Lumpur
Date: 24 December & 31 December 2019, 1 January 2020
Time: 11am – 2.30pm
Prices: RM78++ (adult)

3. THIRTY8 @ Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur

THIRTY8 is known for 360 degree view of the city on their 39^th floor of Grand Hyatt KL. If you want Christmas dinner with a view, this is the place to be. You will be served a delightful feast of Western, Chinese and Japanese flavors, featuring sustainable seafood on ice including shucked oysters, tiger prawns, blue swimmer crab, black mussels, Canadian lobster cocktail. Be sure to capture that gorgeous city view and the “ho” experience with THIRTY8.

More Info:
https://www.facebook.com/events/789922414794084/

https://www.facebook.com/events/2546533548715293/

Date: 25 December 2019
Time: 12.30pm – 3.30pm
Prices: RM450 nett (adult) | RM225 nett (child)

4. Nook @ Aloft KL Sentral Hotel Kuala Lumpur

Head on over to Nook in Aloft KL Sentral and enjoy a jolly celebration with your loved ones. You can dig in into a Christmas spread that will feature traditional Western Christmas classic as well as local favorites! There will be carving stations with Prime Ribs, Roasted Beef, Roasted Lamb Leg, and Seabass En Papillote, and so much more for you to indulge in.

More Info: foodmsia.com/2019/12/nook-aloft-kuala-lumpur-sentral-tantalizing-christmas-buffet-feast

Date: 24 December & 25 December 2019
Time: 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Prices: RM128 nett on 24 December (adult), RM118 nett on 25 December (adult)

5. Kwee Zeen @ Sofitel Kuala Lumpur Damansara

At Kwee Zeen, diner can expect a decadent spread of local and international seafood, a cheese selection, an extensive choice of entrees, an elaborated mouth-watering Christmas delights, Chrismas turkey with traditional stuffing and lots more. Wash it down with their wonderful selection of French pastries and traditional Christmas desserts.

More Info: www.facebook.com/events/542906676562093/

Date: 25 December 2019
Time: 6.30pm – 10pm
Prices: RM168 nett per adult inclusive of free flow soft drinks and juice, RM308 nett per adult inclusive of free flow beer and wine, RM408 nett per adult inclusive of free flow beer, wine & sparkling wine

6. Latest Recipe @ Le Meridien Kuala Lumpur

This Christmas, Le Meridien aims to give your mum and dad a break at cooking! Enjoy your Christmas this year with surrounded with lavish food from all different cultures and flavors. You will get to try authentic specialties like Norwegian Whole Salmon Apricot Gravlax, Christmas Roasted Turkey Platter, Louisiana BBQ Short Ribs with Roast Vegetables, Poached Peach Buche De Noel, to name a few.

More Info:

Date: 24 December & 25 December 2019
Time: 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Prices: RM128 nett on 24 December (adult), RM118 nett on 25 December (adult)

7. Curate @ Four Seasons Kuala Lumpur

Head over to Curate during the season of giving for a jolly celebration with friends and family. Chef Junious Dickerson has created a Christmas buffet spread featuring holiday specialties from across the globe. Sample satisfying classics such as minced meat pies and orange and gingerbread Yule logs, along with Four Seasons delights such as Chef Junious’ roasted turkey and black truffles, and baked flounder stuffed with Ccrab Imperial.

More Info:

Date: 25 December 2019
Time: 12pm – 3pm
Prices: RM268 nett per person, kids aged 5-12 eat at half price.

8. Evolution Cafe @ Renaissance Kuala Lumpur Hotel

The hotel’s Evolution Cafe has something special planned in keeping with the Yuletide spirit. Satiate your taste buds with an Asian and Western-inspired brunch. Some of the highlights include luscious roast turkey with home-made stuffing, grilled lobster, beef wellington, Australian Black Angus beef as well as a selection of Christmas goodies and traditional Christmas pudding.

More Info:

Date: 25 December 2019
Time: 12.30pm – 4pm
Prices: RM168 nett per adult, RM84 nett per child between 6 to 12 years old, RM228 per adult with free-flow of wine and beer

9. The Brasserie @ The St. Regis Kuala Lumpur

Experience the joy and celebration of Christmas with your loved ones at The Brasserie! They offer a Christmas Eve buffet dinner or a Christmas Brunch buffet to which you will get to enjoy one of the most indulgent buffets. There will be delicious traditional roasts with options like foie gras and risotto. Not to mention an oyster bar, an assortment of cheese and a Christmas dessert corner!

More Info:

Date: 25 December 2019
Time: 12pm – 3.30pm
Prices: RM368+ (food only), RMRM548+ (with free-flow sparkling wine, red and white wine, and cocktails)

10. Lemon Garden Café @ Shangri-La Hotel

Get ready to be treated by royalty because Shangri-La Hotel has prepared a feast fit for a king. Delight your taste buds with their fabulous spread of local specialities and tantalizing international Christmas classics. Treat you and your family to a night of indulgence and Christmas wonder here at Lemon Garden Café.

More Info:

Date: 25 December 2019
Time: 12pm – 3pm (Lunch) | 6.30pm – 10.30pm (Dinner)
Prices: RM298 nett per person (Lunch) (Dinner)

11. Pasar Baru @ New World, Petaling Jaya

New World Petaling Jaya brings you a hearty feast this year in spirit of Christmas. Prepare to be spoiled for choice at their Christmas buffet. From appetizers to main courses, the wide array of selections includes traditional western food along with local specials and fresh seafood that you simply must try! Don’t miss their assortment of festive desserts before you leave.

More Info:

Date: 25 December 2019
Time: 12pm – 4pm (Christmas Hi-Tea Buffet) | 7pm – 10.30pm (Christmas Buffet Dinner)
Prices: RM98 nett per person (Christmas Hi-Tea Buffet) | RM148 nett per person (Christmas Buffet Dinner)

12. Wild Rice Restaurant @ The Boulevard – A St. Giles Hotel

Enjoy a gastronomic festive Christmas buffet at Wild Rice Restaurant in Boulevard Hotel. This buffet has a wide array of flavors ranging from local Asian taste to European cuisine. Sticking with classic, the roasted turkeys take centre stage at this festive buffet. Premium roast meat aside, diner can have the pleasure of feasting on live cooking by chefs at the pasta station. Lastly, remember to save some space for their assorted Christmas cookies.

More Info:

Date: 20 December 2019
Time: 7pm – 10.30pm (Christmas Buffet Dinner)
Prices: RM98 nett per person, free for children aged 7 and below, RM68 nett for senior citizen and children aged 8 to 12 years old

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To 2019, it is not just an Adieu, it is a thank you for the moments shared for the past year. And now as we welcome a brand new year – 2020 – full of new beginnings, let’s reflect on the good old 2019 and start off 2020 with a big bang.

Here’s 20 great places to celebrate our past moments and new adventures ahead of us…

Kuala Lumpur / Selangor and Vicinity

1. Sunway Velocity 2020 Countdown

Get ready for a glam celebrity concert, street food bazaar, food truck lane and carnival games before witnessing a stunning fireworks display!

Venue: Sunway Velocity Mall, Lingkaran SV, Sunway Velocity, 55100 KL
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: Food Carnival 5.30pm onwards, Concert & Fireworks 10pm onward

2. New Year’s Eve Countdown Buffet Dinner @ Marriot Putrajaya

Come enjoy a unique Walk & Eat Dinner gastronomic adventure at Marriot Putrajaya where you can walk into any of the hotel’s restaurants to taste their specialties and ends with a party featuring lots of live entertainment at the Lobby Lounge. Also, be entertained by the not-to-be-missed evergreen Alleycats with their hits of yesteryears.

Good food, good company and time to reminisce before we groove into the new 2020 – Terima Kasih, Alleycats!

Venue: Marriot Putrajaya, IOI Resort City, 4300, Sepang, Selangor
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: 6.30pm – 12am, Alleycats performance starts at 10.30pm @ the Zest Restaurant

3. Countdown 2020 Food Festival by Taste Fully Food & Beverage Expo @ Plaza Arkadia, Desa ParkCity

Leave your 2020’s New Year till later. Four solid days of Food Festival happening at Plaza Arkadia.

Venue: Carpark 3, Plaza Arkadia, Jalan Residen 3, Desa Park City, 52200, Kuala Lumpur
Date: 28th – 31st December 2019
Time: 3pm – 12am, daily

4. Surf in to Malaysia Largest Glow Neon Festival at Cloudora Festival @ Sunway Lagoon

Live Music and international DJs performance to keep your night young, wild and free. Instagrammable glowing installations with more than 30 vedors and food trucks combined and the spectacular 12 minutes 2020 New Year Fireworks display!

Venue: Surf Beach, Sunway Lagoon, 3, Jalan PJS 11/11, Bandar Sunway, 47500, Subang Jaya, Selangor
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: 7pm onwards

5. NYE Comedy Show with Godfather of Malaysian Stand-up Comedy, Harith Iskander @ The Joke Factory KL

Ring in the new year with laughter with Harith Iskander – the godfather of Malaysian stand-up comedy.

Venue: The Joke Factory, Lot 26, Level G3, Publika Shopping Gallery, Jalan Dutamas 1, Solaris Dutamas, 50480, KL
Date: 31 Deecmber 2019
Time: 6.30pm – 9.30pm

6. KL New Year Run 2020 @ Dataran Merdeka

Is keeping fit your resolute for the new year?

Start 2020 anew with an energizing run – the KL New Year Run 2020. With distance of 5km & 10km, there are different categories for family, individuals (male/female) in open/veteran/age categories.

Venue: Dataran Merdeka. Jalan Raja, City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur
Date: 1 January 2020
Time: 6am – 10am

7. Kidzania Family & Friends New Year’s Countdown

Countdown the New Year with fun filled activities, music, performances, prizes to be won and watch the display of fireworks!

Venue: KidZania Kuala Lumpur
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: 7pm – 10pm

8. XMAS & NYE Countdown @ The Square by Jaya One

Ring in the New Year at The Square by Jaya One, with a decadent feast of international and local delights. You can also be there to catch thrilling fire shows and experience snow & confetti rain. Stay on for countdown party where there will be DJs and live entertainment to add to the party!

Venue: Level G of The Square by Jaya One, 72A, Jalan Universiti, Seksyen 13, 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: 6.30pm – 1am

9. Light It Up: New Year’s Eve ft Huxley @ WetDeck, W Kuala Lumpur

This New Year Eve, razzle and dazzle for a sophisticated chic evening at WET Deck on the 12th floor of W Kuala Lumpur. Known as the place to party, to see and be seen, come party to the electrifying beats of Huxley, a UK based DJ-producer.

Venue: WetDeck W Kuala Lumpur, 121, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: 6pm – 2am

10. NYE Pool Party @ Mercure Kuala Lumpur Shaw Parade Hotel

Join the fun-filled New Year’s Eve 2020 countdown poolside party at Level 20, Mercure Kuala Lumpur Shaw parade Hotel. Indulge in seafood on ice, free flow of house wine, draft beer, chilled juices and soft drinks with a selections of finger food and desserts. All these while you soak up the fabulous night view of the city with brilliant display of fireworks to welcome the new year!

Venue: Level 20, Pool Bar, Mercure KL Shaw Parade Hotel
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: 10.30pm – 12am

11. Pre-Countdown 2020 : MRCA Charity Run 2019 @ The Summit, Subang Jaya

The 6th MRCA Charity Run aims to raise funds for charities and this year’s theme is known as the Pre-Countdown 2020 Charity Run consisting of 5km and 10km for individuals. Do your bit for charity as 2019 comes to a close.

Venue: Summit Hotel Subang USJ. Persiaran Kewajipan USJ 1, 47600 UEP Subang Jaya, Selangor
Contact: Malaysia Retail Chain Association (03-58824333)
Start Point: Entrance of The Summit, Subang Jaya
Date: 14 December 2019
Time: From 5pm onwards

12. Jeryl & Masya’s “MY Sista” New Year Countdown Concert @ Arena of Stars, Genting Highlands

Hey brothers and sisters, unite and celebrate togetherness with our very own Jeryl & Masya as they coolly herald in 2020 with their unique brand of music in Genting Highlands.

Venue: Arena of Stars, Genting Highlands, 69000 Genting Highlands, Pahang
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: 10pm – 1159pm

Melaka & Vicinity

13. Melaka Countdown Fiesta @ Bandar Hilir, Melaka

Come to Melaka’s most celebrated carnival where you can enjoy fun games, fireworks display and music all night long as we countdown to New Year 2020!

Venue: Bandar Hilir Melaka, 75000, Melaka
Date: 31 December 2019

Ipoh, Perak

14. NYE 2020 Countdown Party @ The Deck GastroBar, Ipoh

Let’s bring the house down with renowned DJ JD and DJ Stephanie this New Year Eve in Ipoh. Enjoy good company, great food and a panoramic view of Ipoh skyline from the rooftop bar of The Deck GastroBar. Come dress to impress!

Venue: The Deck GastroBar, 13th Floor, Weil Hotel Ipoh. 292, Jalan Sultan Idris Shah, 30000 Ipoh
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: 7pm – 2am (1st January 2020)

Penang & Vicinity

15. Don’t Play Play, Gurmit Singh @ Gurney Paragon Penang

Spend the New Year Eve with the comedy icon Gurmit Singh, best in Singapore and some say in Penang (lol). Plenty of live performances and entertainment such as Mans Dreamer and Hatsume Miku from Japan will be making her debut here at Gurney Paragon. Be there or be square!

Venue: Festive Square, Gurney Paragon Penang. 163-D, Gurney Drive, 10250 George Town, Penang
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: 7.30pm onwards

16. Fireworks Countdown 2020 @ The Top Komtar Penang

Usher in the New Year in a whole new level at Penang’s highest Iconic Entertainment Tower at 816 feet alias – The Top – with exciting back-to-back shows and performances and then watch the grand display of fireworks at the tallest point in Penang.

Venue: The Top, 68th Floor, Menara Komtar, 10000, George Town, Penang
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: 8pm – 1am

17. Neon Paradise New Year Countdown 2020 @ Rainbow Paradise Beach Resort Penang

Penangites, get ready to usher in a glowing 2020. Reputed to be the most epic beach party on the island, the party will be glowing with neon lights and rocked by numerous artistes from 5pm on New Year’s eve until 1am on New Year Day!

Venue: Rainbow Paradise Beach Resort, 527, Jalan Tanjung Bungah, Tanjung Tokong, 11200, Pulau Pinang
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: 5pm – 1am

18. 2020 New Year Countdown Party @ Straits Quay

Usher in 2020 at Penang’s first and only seafront retail marina located at Straits Quay. Be enthralled by amazing fireworks display, fantastic dance performances, live band performance, DJ spins and party all night long!

Venue: Jalan Seri Tanjung Pinang, 10470, Tanjung Tokong, Penang
Date: 31 December 2019, Tuesday
Time: 8pm onwards

19. Hard Rock Poolside Party @ Hard Rock Hotel Penang

Rock it HARD and PARTY like a Rock Star as you dance away 2019 and usher in 2020 at the “in spot” of Batu Ferringhi, Penang with music spinned by DJ Anna & live band performances. As the clock strikes twelve, end the year with a Bang – fireworks display.

Venue: Poolside, Hard Rock Hotel. Jalan Batu Ferringhi, 11100 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Date: 31 December 2019
Time: 7.00pm – 1.00am

20. Penang City Walk 2020 @ Lebuh Pantai, Penang

The Penang City Council together with Penang Adventurers’ Club is organising the annual City Walk 2020 in conjunction with Penang’s ‘City Day’. The walk is open to all members of the public.

Venue: Lebuh Pantai (Beach Street) Penang
Date: 1 January 2020
Time: 7am onwards

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The final month of 2019 is finally here and it’s all about year-end deals. Aside from shopping deals, there’s also many food deals up for grabs.

In a partnership with eatigo Malaysia, we’ve curated a list of 10 Dining Spots in KL & PJ To Celebrate Christmas With (Up To 50% Off). Be it a cafe, bar or an indulgent dinner, eatigo Malaysia offers many attractive food deals to satisfy your tummy.

The discount depends on the date and time your booking is made for, and higher discounts are given during off-peak hours. Keep scrolling to know what are the best deals and discounts offered by eatigo Malaysia!

1. Terrasse Cafe & Bistro @ Section 17 PJ

Terasse Café & Bistro is a hidden gem nestled in a quiet neighbourhood of Section 17 PJ. Entering Terasse at day time, you will find yourself sitting under a glass roof that lets sunlight to shine through and light up the interior. At night, Terrasse turns into a bar, serving a variety of alcohols and mixers. Home-style French dishes are what Terrasse specialises in. And some of the signature dishes are Duck Confit, Seafood Risotto and Herb Crusted Lamb Rack.

Book Terasse Cafe & Bistro now and enjoy up to 50% Discount

2. L’ Heritage Steakhouse @ Royale Chulan KL

Nothing beats a good ol’ steak right? Over here at L’ Heritage, they pride themselves for serving good quality steak at an affordable price in a five-star hotel. Steak here are seasoned and seared at just the right temperature, to retain the tenderness. All in all, L’ Heritage is definitely one of the steak places in KL for special occasions.

Book L’Heritage Steakhouse now and enjoy up to 50% Discount

3. Bake by Banyan Tree

Located in Bukit Bintang, Bake is a French-inspired bakery situated at the lobby of Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur. They offer a wide range of fine patisserie, artisan breads, tea and coffee, which makes it a perfect place to relax after spending time walking in the mall.

Book Bake by Banyan Tree now and enjoy up to 50% Discount

4. Craftsmen Cafe & Restaurant @ Aman Suria PJ

Crattsmen Café & Restaurant has a relaxing ambiance of wood and bricked wall. Decorations aside, the café & restaurant offers up perfectly cooked lamb shoulder, and big portion all day breakfast meal and sandwiches. With great good and ambiance, this cozy place will surely offer you a warm break from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Book Craftsmen Cafe & Restaurant now and enjoy up to 50% Discount

5. Brasserie 25 @ Hotel Stripes KL

Brasserie 25 is a French fine dining restaurant and the flagship eatery of YTL’s Hotel Stripes. They are one of the most popular French restaurant in town, all food and drinks here are of high quality. Some of the signature dishes are Baked Burgundy Escargots, French Onion Soup, and Poisson En Papillote.

Book Brasserie 25 now and enjoy up to 50% Discount

6. POP’s Eatery @ Danau Kota

POP’s Eatery is a Western restaurant located in Danau Kota, Setapak. They serves some of the comfort no-frills Western food, specializing in pasta, burger, grilled chicken and lamb chops. For those who prefer Asian food, there’s also rice ddishes such as chicken in percik sauce, kung pow chicken, just to name a few.

Book POP’s Eatery now and enjoy up to 50% Discount

7. THE TREES – Wine, Bar & Dining @ Bukit Jalil

This fairly new dining spot is quite a hidden gem in Bukit Jalil. There isn’t much online presence about them, which means that you should give it a shot via eatigo app. Some of the must try are Cajun Prawn with Garlic Aioli, Juicy Chicken Burger, and Wet Vongole Pasta, all cost below RM50 each when you come dine in at specific time.

Book THE TREES now and enjoy up to 50% Discount

8. Degustation @ TTDI

Degustation boasts Western fusion cuisine at fine dining standard, but at an affordable price. Their signature dishes are Pan Fried Cutlets, Honey Soy Glazed Pork Ribs, Pacific Scallops and more.

Book Degustation now and enjoy up to 50% Discount

9. Jamaica Blue @ The Robertson, K.L

Jamaica Blue is a Sydney born brand. To-date they have over 160 outlets worldwide. Known for their top notch coffee, they use coffee beans sourced from the Blue Mountains, Jamaica, the highest mountain in the Carribean. Even their menu is super unique, comprises of healthy food with many interesting twists, incorporating a blend of Western with Mediterranean ingredients, Arabic ingredients, Asian ingredients and so on.

Book Jamaica Blue @ The Robertson now and enjoy up to 50% Discount

10. Tangerine @ THE FACE Suites

Dine at one of the highest restaurants in the city of KL. What better way to sweeten up your date night at this beautiful space on the 51st floor of a luxury all-suites hotel. Full course dinner are available here, created by chef with decades of experience. After your meal, take a short stroll at the restaurant, enjoy the view of the city while sipping on your cocktails.

Book Tangerine @ THE FACE Suites now and enjoy up to 50% Discount

While there are many ways to celebrate this season with your special person in your life, nothing says “celebration” better than having scrumptious meal together. You can book these merchants above by clicking here:

This article is written in collaboration with eatigo Malaysia.

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We love to eat, even if it is late at night. Kepong is a local neighbourhood full of delicious eateries around the clock. Today, we compiled a list of the late night supper spots so that you and your gang and hit up these places. So, be ready to bookmark this list because you won’t be disappointed!

Without further ado, here’s our list of 13 Late Night Supper Spots In Kepong.

1. Big Tree Head Mamak

This is a place that you can’t miss near the Sunday Pasar Malam in Kepong. Just look for the lit up trees and red tables. Here you can find yummy nasi lemak with crispy huge fried chicken. The chicken is marinated with a special spice rub which give it its signature flavour that makes people come back for more.

Address: Persiaran Mergastua, Kepong Baru, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 4pm – 4am, daily

2. Saigon Station

Craving Vietnamese food late at night? Head on over to Saigon Station in Kepong. The best thing about this place is that it is open 24 hours every day. They have an extensive menu of Vietnamese cuisine that you can try. Their food ranges from the expected Vietnamese dishes to the exotic ones like duck’s tongue. You don’t need to worry about running out of new things to try here.

Address: G-10, First Residence Condo Jalan Vista Mutiara 1 Mwe Kepong Commercial Park, Kepong Baru, 52000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 24 Hours

3. Thai Garden Village Seafood & BBQ

This place stays true to its name with a mood-lit courtyard and beautiful gazebos. Apart from a beautiful atmosphere, they also serve a huge menu of all sorts of Thai cuisine. Perfect for group gatherings since more people means you get to order more food to try. They are also a pork-free establishments so don’t be worry to bring your friends who don’t eat pork.

Address: Jalan Kepong, Taman Fadason, 52000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 11am – 2.30pm, 5.30pm – 12am, closed on Tuesday

4. Seng Huat Bak Kut Teh

Ever just get that intense craving for BKT? This place opens till 3am. Plenty of time to come get your cravings sorted out. Sheng Huat is best known for their multi-layered pork intestines and “Tua Kut”, which translates to “Big Bone” in English. The soup here has a strong herb fragrance which makes you even eager to dig in!.

Address: 922, Jalan Jinjang Utama, Jinjang Utara, 52000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 4pm – 8pm, 9.30pm – 3am, daily

5. Gao Lao Mamak

Gao Lao Mamak is a household name for our friends in Kepong! This is the place where people like to come to chill and chit-chat with friends. You can find the usual mamak items here like roti canai, cheese naans and so on but when you are in Gao Lao Mamak, you must try their nasi lemak and crispy fried chicken. It is definitely a sinful combo to have late at night but gotta keep the stomach happy.

Address: Persiaran Mergastua, Kepong Baru, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 24 Hours, Daily

6. Fook Kee Food Garden Food Court

Every neighbourhood has that one or two go-to food courts! Fook Kee Food garden is located in Taman Sri Sinar and has served the residents there with good food for quite some time now. You can find many stalls here serving different types of food like grilled seafood and rojak. You can also come here for a beer while watching football! This place is an all-rounder.

Address: Jalan 11/38d, Taman Sri Sinar, 51200 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 24 Hours, Daily

7. 1Malaysia Superman Mamak

1Malaysia Superman Mamak has been in operation for more than 20 years! They are not your average mamak. They have unique menu items that are super delicious! Their most popular item is their Roti 1 Malaysia, which is roti that is sprinkled with Milo, peanuts and cereal! It often sells out very quickly. Man, do we envy those who got eat it!

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

8. Kepong Wai Sek Kai

This Kepong Wai Sek Kai is one of those places that everyone knows. It is best known for the old school makeshift appearance, which also acts as their trademark. Don’t be fooled by the appearance because you will be ultimately spoilt for choice with the amount of stalls there. You must try their famous grilled chicken wings when you are there!

Address: 4, Jalan Antoi Kiri, Kepong Baru, 52100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

9. Ka Ka Bak Kut Teh

This BKT opens only during the evenings to the wee hours of the morning. They serve three types of BKT here: soup, dry and braised. The pork is flavorful and melts in your mouth just like it should! If you want to have something different, try their pork curry here! It is a specialty here and something you will not regret ordering!

Address: Jalan Kepong, Taman Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 4.30pm – 4.30am, daily

10. Moo-Ka-Ta Krua Thai

When the day gets rainy, you can’t help but to crave a little steamboat with BBQ on the side. Head on over to Mookata in Kepong Baru. Here you can opt for BBQ sets that come with different cuts of meat with pork balls, glass noodles and some greens. You can also have their regular Thai dishes and single plate dishes if you’re not in a mood for mookata. They do open until 6am so insomniacs, you know where to go when you want some grilled meat.

Address: No G-11, First Residence Condo Jalan Vista Mutiara 1, Kepong Baru, Mwe Kepong Commercial Park, 52000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 12pm – 6am, closed on Mondays

11. San Ching San Hokkien Mee

Many have claimed that San Ching San Hokkien Mee serves the best Hokkien Mee in Kepong. It is located near Kepong’s AEON Big. Their Hokkien Mee has plenty of “wok hei” which is the key ingredient to a good plate of Hokkien Mee. Do get their sides dishes like lala, chicken wings and Nam Yu Fried Pork to go with your noodles.

Address: 29, Jalan Metro Perdana Timur 3, Taman Usahawan Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 5pm – 2am, daily

12. Come Eat Lok Lok

If all you crave is a snack and everything on this list sounds a little too heavy for a supper, we give you lok lok. Here you can find your favourite meats and veggies on a stick. You can dip the sticks in either clear soup or tom yum soup, then dip again in your favourite sauce.

Address: 30-1, Block E, Vista Magna, Jalan Prima 1 Metro Prima, Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Sun – Thur 3pm – 12amFri – Sat 3pm – 1am

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Brickfields is situated in a busy area within the KL Sentral area, making it a famous destination for many travelers, tourists and food lovers. With that, the areas has a wide variety of stalls and restaurants with different cuisines to cater to the ever flowing crowds of people that demand for the local and the international.

Needless to say, Brickfields is a hot spot for delicious food and today we are unveiling the 12 Best Street Food In Brickfields Every Foodie Must Try.

1. Om Pot Briyani

Located in a hidden food court in Brickfields, Om Pot Briyani is a stall run by 5 sisters in Brickfields. Their stall is always busting during the day, serving you delicious biryani dishes in mud pots. Their must try are their Mannpannai Chicken Dum. Their chicken meat is marinated with 25 different herbs and spices and then later cooked in the same marination with basmati rice and biryani seasonings. Can you imagine what all those flavors would taste like?

Address: Lot 19, Medan Selera Kompleks TLK, Brickfields, 50470, Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 12pm – 10pm, closed on Mondays

2. Mr Chiam Pisang Goreng & Fritters

Mr Chiam Pisang Goreng is a humble store operated by a father and son duo next to YMCA in Brickfields. They are best known for their fried banana fritters which are peeled and fried on the spot. They also have sesame balls, kiuk bakul (sweet rice cake fritters) and curry puff. Everything is freshly made because they sell out pretty quickly.

Address: Opposite YMCA, Brickfields, KL
Operation Hours: 12pm – 6pm

3. Lawanya Food Corner

Don’t be fooled by its low key appearance, Lawanya Food Corner has been in operation for more than 30 years. They served over 20 types of meat and vegetarian dishes here, all out on display ready for you to choose from. With the beautiful colours from the meat and vegetables with the aroma of the curries, it is so tempting to take a portion of each dish. Lawanya is open from early morning and they serve nasi lemak, roti canai, thosai and chapati. Lunch starts at around 11am.

Address: 1077/ 50470,, 8, Jalan Scott, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 5.30am – 5pm, close on Sundays

4. Peter Pork Noodle

Peter Pork Noodle is one of the stalls inside Money’s Corner Food Court in Brickfields. You get to have the option to have the dry noodles or soup noodles. Both noodles comes with minced pork, sliced pork, pork innards, some vegetables and fried pork lard in the soup. You can also opt to add an egg in it if you like, it goes so well with their clear broth.

Address: 144A, Jalan Vivekananda, 50470 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 7am – 2.15pm

5. Vishal Food & Catering

Vishal Food & Catering is one of the recognized Banana Lead Rice places in KL. A typical banana leaf rice is refillable rice with an three vegetable sides. You get to ‘banjir’ your BLR in their three curries: dhal, chicken curry and their fish curry. Make sure to have your rice with their chicken varuval. It is tender with layers of flavors from the spices. Remember to come early to grab a seat as they get extremely busy especially during lunch hours.

Address: 22, Jalan Scott, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur
Address: 7am – 10pm, daily

6. Sami’s Corner

Quaintly tucked in between ancient alleys, Sami’s Corner serves one of the most affordable biryani in this area. One of the favorites here is the chicken biryani. You can choose to have it with a wide variety of vegetables and side dishes. Do note that the biryani is only available on Sunday. On the regular days, they serve roti canai, chapati, idli and more.

Address: 194, Jalan Sambanthan, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Open 24 hours      

7. Sin Kee

Sin Kee is located in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Brickfields. With an operation history of more than 50 years, it has garnered a lot of loyal customers who stay by their favourite dishes here. One of them is the Hainanese Chicken Chop. It comes with a deep fried crispy chicken, drizzled in sauce, and topped with grean peas, baked beans onions with a side of fried potatoes. Another signature dish is their Steam Rice, also known as “Mun Fun”. Almost every table had a plate of this.

Address: 194, Jalan Tun Sambanthan Brickfields, 50470 KL
Operation Hours: 12pm – 2.15pm, 6pm–9.15pm, closed on Mondays

8. Yarl Restaurant

If you are feeling a little bit adventurous, you can hop on over to Yarl Restaurant for some authentic Sri Lankan food. They used to operate from a sidewalk stall 10 years ago before expanding to a proper brick and mortar shop. Their specialty is their wide arrange of rice dishes, which lets you pick from over 15 different types of vegeterian dishes and 8 types of non-vegetarian dishes. It goes well with rice and their house dosai. If you have room to spare, do try their sweet and delicious apam.

Address: 50, Jalan Padang Belia, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 7am – 10pm, daily

9. Mr Naan & Mrs Idly 

This entry is for all our fellow vegetrians. Mr Naan & Mrs Idly is best known for their North and South vegetarian Indian food. The best part is that they offer vegan options. Their menu is huge and full of options for every flavour that you can expect. Each dishes are unique from each other but still packed with flavors from the spices and ingredients that they use. If you are in the area, you should definitely check this place out.

Address: 190, Jalan Tun Sambanthan, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Address: 11am – 11pm, daily

10. Ah Keong & ABC Cendol

Ah Keong’s ABC & Cendol stall is another long-time favourite on this list. You can probably tell by the line that is always at their stall. As their name suggest, they are best known for their ABC. The ABC ice is finely shaven with a good amount of topping like corn, red beans, cincau, green jelly, syrup, gula melaka with cendol. They also have coconut juice and iced cincau drink if you want another options for drinks here. Perfect for our warm tropical weather

Address: 21A, Jalan Padang Belia, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur
Address: 8.30am – 4pm, daily

11. MTR 1924

Mavalli Tiffin Room, famously known as MTR, is a nearly 90 year old business that took its roots in Bangalore, India. Best known for their South Indian cuisine, MTR aims to maintain their food’s authenticity by importing spices and ingredients all the way from India. When you are here, you have to try their masala dosa, it is a crispy rice batter pancake that is filled with velvety potato stuffing. Dip it in their ghee that is imported from Bangalore. For maximum flavors, you can also add on the green chilli chutney and lentil sambar.

Address: 69, Jalan Thambipillay, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Weekends: 8am–3:30pm, 5–10:30pmWeekdays: 8am–3:30pm, 5–10:30pm

12. Seni Sattisorru Claypot Curry Rice

This Indian-styled claypot curry rice is hidden in the heart of Brickfields. This place is one of the rare gems because of the exotic choices they have – monitor lizard and wild boar. Each curry rice is cook to order to maintain its quality and flavor. After you choose your meat of choice, it is put in the claypot with creamy masala paste, pinapple, onions, Indian spice and rice. You can opt for less spicy version if you have a low heat tolerance.

Address: 148, Jalan Loke Yew & Persiaran Jubilee, Pudu, 55200, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 6PM – 11PM, closed on Tuesdays

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Looking for the best food near Petaling Street?

From the best Lala Noodles to a legendary Hokkien Mee, we’ve got you covered with 13 Non Touristy But Delicious Food To Try In Petaling Street. Pack your hats and umbrellas because we are exploring the food spots that only locals will know.

1. Sweet Potato Balls

They have been selling sweet potato balls for the almost 30 years. These sweet potato balls are made fresh daily. It is crispy with the insides being nice and soft. The sweet potatoes are first steamed and mashed. Then they are combined with sugar and flour, formed into small balls and deep fried until golden brown. It goes incredibly well with a hot cup of coffee!

Address: Outside Tang City Food Court, Jalan Hang Lekir
Operation Hours: 8AM onwards

2. Hon Kee Porridge Petaling Street

Hon Kee Porridge Petaling Street is a one of the long-time operating stalls with more than 60 years of history. The shop is located just opposite the famous Loh Han Guo hernal drink. Their signature dish is the Raw Snakehead Fish Porridge where raw fish slices in put in to the hot porridge to cook. Definitely something you should try! You can get the usual minced pork porridge, Poached Chicken Porridge, Frog’s Leg Porridge as well.

Address: 93, Jalan Hang Lekir, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 4AM – 2.30pm

3. Kedai Kopi Lai Foong

During the weekdays, Kedai Kopi Kai Loong is the locals’ favourite lunch spot. Today we are focussing on their lala noodle which is one of their top seller items here! The lala noodle comes in a bowl of rice vermicelli in superior clam soup with a dash of shaoxing wine and a dash of ginger! Come try it out when you pass by here!

Address: 138, Jalan Tun H S Lee, City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 6.30AM – 9.30PM

4. KakatooGo

KakatooGo is one of the cafes that serve you authentic Nyonya Kampung Cuisine. The owner uses the recipes that were passed down to her by her grandmother so this is also a tribute to the family’s Peranakan roots. KakatooGo offers a wide variety of traditional Malaysian and Nyonya food. It ranges from noodles, rice, snacks to desserts. But the must try dish is certainly their Nasi Kerabu, which comes with homemade acar.

Address: 63, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 8AM – 8.30PM

5.  Madras Lane Yong Tau Foo

This stall is one the busiest stalls you can find here in Petaling Street. You can’t miss the stall because there is always a line to where their stall is. Here you can find a spread of different yong tau foo to choose from. From lady’s fingers, fried dumplings, fu-chok, red chilli, fish balls and so on. You can choose to have it boiled or deep fried. The soft and flavourful fish paste will not disappoint you either way.

Address: Madras Lane Yong Tau Foo, Lorong Bandar 20 ,Off Jalan Petaling, Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 10AM – after lunch, close on Mondays

6. Bunn Choon Egg Tart

Buun Chun Egg Tart is one of the popular egg tart in KL. You can definitely spot this place from miles away because you will smell the freshly baked pastries before you arrive. The egg tarts are usually baked in batches and if you are lucky, you get to have one that is fresh from the oven. Aside from egg tart, Buun Chun also serves kaya puffs, siew paos and wife biscuit.

Address: 80, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 8AM – 5PM, closed on Sunday

7. Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam

Established in 1956, Ho Kow used to operate at a run down stall along Jalan Panggung. Although they have shifted to a brick and mortar shop, the shop still keep its old school and vintage flair. You can get all sorts of Hainanese food here, such as kaya butter toast, soft boiled egg, nasi lemak, curry mee and more. Then of course, there is Hainanese-style coffee that’s super gao!

Address: 1, Jalan Balai Polis, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 7.30AM – 3.30PM, close on Mondays

8. Restaurant Kam Kee Chicken Rice

Located just a short walk from Swiss Garden Hotel, this shop will satisfy all your chicken rice needs when you are around Petaling Street. The two signature items here are bbq pork and kampong chicken. Their roasted chicken is also a usual favourite as the chicken is juicy and plump. Pair that with their fluffy rice and you got yourself a great meal.

Address: 42, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 10AM – 3.30PM, close on Wednesdays

9. Kim Soya Bean

When you are walking along Petaling Street, you are guaranteed to walk past this all time favourite drink stall. Kim Soya Bean has been operating since more than 30 years ago. Their soya bean has appealed to both the locals and tourists visiting this area. They only have two things on their menu – soya bean and tau fu fah. You can choose to have them in white sugar or black sugar or just go without.

Address: 49, Jalan Petaling, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 11AM – 10PM, Daily

10. Kim Lian Kee Hokkien Mee

Want some Hokkien Mee with history in it? Come on over to Kim Lian Kee Hokkien Mee. They have been around since 1927, that is pre-WW2. Their Hokkien Mee is presented on a banana leaf which gives it a nice aroma to the noodles. Order the seafood option and be prepared to be wowed by the portion of prawns, pork, squid and most importantly, the fried pork lard!

Address: 49, Jalan Petaling, Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 11AM -11PM

11. Hong Kee Claypot Chicken Rice

This roadside stall is located near the KK Mart at one end of Petaling Street. Each claypot rice dish is made to order using charcoal fire. Make sure you stir the rice with the chicken after it is served. You can mix in those crunchy rice crust at the bottom and get a crunch with every bite. You can also try their Portuguese grilled fish. The sauce they use really brings it to a whole other level.

Address: 89A, Jalan Sultan, Kuala Lumpur City Center, 50000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 6pm – 12am, daily

12. Portugal Fried Fish Foods (茨厂街葡萄牙烧鱼) 

Hidden next to the Hong Leong Bank, Portugal Fried Fish Foods only operates at night and it is definitely worth waiting for. The uniqueness of their ikan bakar lies in the sauce. They have the usual 3 sauces and combine of those to put on the fish. After adding the sauce, they will put the vegetables and dried shrimps, fold it in aluminium foil and cook it on top of charcoal. You can also opt to have other types of seafood like lala, calamari and prawns.

Address: Jalan Hang Lekir, 50000 Kuala Lumpur.
Operation Hours: 5PM – 11PM, close on Monday

13. Koon Kee Wan Tan Mee (茨厂街冠记云吞面)

This stall has served Wan Tan Mee to many generations of locals. They are known for their delicious char siew and springy wan tan mee. The sweet BBQ glaze on the pork with the slight charred sides makes you want more with every bite. Pair that with the springy noodles and you have yourself a very enjoyable meal.

Address: 95, Jalan Hang Lekir, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 10AM – 10PM, Daily

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Pan Mee is undoubtedly one of the most popular Malaysian dishes. A great bowl of pan mee should consist of flat noodles, each bowl is filled with lots of wood ear fungus, equal amounts of mushroom, ikan bilis, and sayur manis.

Finding a good place for Pan Mee can be tough hence today we list down 10 Mouth-Watering Pan Mee You Need To Try In KL & PJ.

1. Restoran Kin Kin

Perhaps the most legendary pan mee place in this list, Restoran Kin Kin is well known throughout the KL city for its chilli pan mee. The restaurant is also reportedly the original chilli pan mee restaurant, which was created by this one man, Tan Kok Hong, who decided to start serving his pork mince pan mee with an aromatic blend of chili flakes and a poached egg on top. On a negative note, this restaurant is also notorious for its long waits.

Address: 40, Ground Floor, Jalan Dewan Sultan Sulaiman 1, off Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur.
Operation Hours: 6:30AM – 6:30PM, Daily

2. Xiu Ye Mao Pan Mee

Opens from lunch time till 4am, this popular pan mee stall caters to those with nocturnal schedules and other pan-mee lovers who need a late-night bite. Though most pan mee stalls are fame for clear anchovy pan mee, this one in particular is popularize by their ma lat pan mee and curry loh pan mee, perfect for those who love spicy food.

Address: 2022-2053, Jalan Jinjang Aman 3, 52000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 1PM – 4AM

3. Kung Fu Pan Mee

Nestled in a quiet neighbourhood in Taman Sri Sentosa, just off Old Klang Road, there lies a pan mee shop serves superb wide and silky pan mee. Unlike the regular thin or thick pan mee, Kung Fu’s pan mee is long and broad. The chef stretches the floor long and dip it into the hot water before it being cook in the pot, probably the reason why the shop is called “Kung Fu” as the serving technique is extraordinary.

Address: 28, Jalan Sri Sentosa 9A, Taman Sri Sentosa, Off Jalan Klang Lama, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 8AM – 3PM, closed Mondays

4. Mushroom Pan Mee 清香肉菇板面 @ Shaw Parade Pudu

If you’re a fan of mushroom, this is where you should dine at. The smell of anchovies broth added with the mushroom fragrant, and the home made chilli, all these combine adds a different dimension to the dish. Located directly opposite Shaw Parade’s main entrance, they only open for business four evenings a week.

Address: Jalan Changkat, Thambi Dollah, Off Jalan Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur. (Opposite Shaw Parade)
Operating Hours: 7PM onwards

5. Tian YaKe Pan Mee @ Lorong Haji Taib 5, Chow Kit

Tian YaKe is a humble roadside stall nestled in one of the alley in Chow Kit. What makes this stall stand out the most is there’s no anchovy in the broth but they put a very generous portion of mushrooms in the flavourful soup. Some people say their pan mee has a homely and authentic taste to it, very reminiscent of mother’s cooking.

Address: 380, Lorong Haji Taib 5, Chow Kit, 50350 Kuala Lumpur.
Operating Hours: 7AM – 5PM, Daily

6. Lucy Stall Pan Mee

Operating in a corner single storey house situated in Taman Gembira. Lucy Stall Pan Mee has been around for more than 4 decades, in fact the pan mee store was founded by a woman named Lucy Kok, who’s currently 86-year-old. Now the shop is run by her son Mr Chai, 54. What’s interesting about this hidden gem is that they started with selling a simple but delicious bowl of clear pan mee. Later Madam Lucy came up with the novel idea of frying her pan mee. Since that, the dish become the best seller of this pan mee place.

Address: 341, Jalan Selesa Satu, Taman Gembira, Jalan Kuchai Lama, Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 7:30AM – 3:30PM, Daily

7. Homie Recipe

For our Muslim readers out there, Homie Recipe is where you can get pork-free Pan Mee in KL. They serve good variety of 14 different Pan Mee noodles, ranging from the dry type to soups. Aside from that, their Pan Mee is based on on home-cooked style and practices the MSG-free motto, so you can drink up the soup without worried!

Address: LG 18 Nu Sentral, 5, Jalan Stesen Sentral 5, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 10:30AM – 9PM, Daily

8. Madam Chiam Curry Noodle House

Madam Chiam Curry Noodle House or the locals call often call Mei Yee Pan Mee is very popular among those who live in Cheras. As the restaurant’s name suggest, their curry pan-mee is the brightest star in the menu, which comes with cockles, long bean, touge, beancurd puff, but some may argue that the dry chilli pan mee is the dish gets the attention of customers.

Address: 22, Jalan Cerdik, Taman Connaught, 56000, Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 7:15AM – 4:30PM, closed Mondays

9. Jing Zhu Pan Mee

Ask any Subangites about Pan Mee, and they will point to you at Jojo Pan Mee or Chili Pan Mee. But if you’re craving for a homely and hearty bowl of Pan Mee that’s made with love, Jing Zhu Pan Mee is the place to go. Dishes here are reasonably priced at RM7 to RM9, for a massive bowl of Pan Mee.

Address: 9, Jalan SS 19/6c, Ss 19, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Operation Hours: 7:15AM – 4:30PM, closed Mondays

10. Lian Heng Pan Mee

Lian Heng Pan Mee is one of the most popular Pan Mee in Subang, they have been around for many years. Located in USJ 1, they only operate during breakfast and lunch time. Plus the restaurant is super crowded so be sure to head over before rush hour. Their anchovy broth is packed with seafood flavour, you can taste the distinctive flavour of ikan bilis as you sip it. Some people like it that way, if you would like to tone it down, you can opt for add on of steam egg.

Address: 35, Jalan USJ 1/1c, Taman Subang Mewah, 47620 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Operation Hours: 8AM – 3PM, closed Sundays

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There is never a time where we crave to have a certain cuisine at that particular day. Pad Thai, Green Curry or Tom Yum seems to be a good choice. There are plenty of places that serves their version of Thai cuisine in KL and PJ, and from trendy fusion dishes to authentic Thai food, you can’t go wrong with any of the listed Thai restaurants below.

With that said, here’s 10 Places in KL & PJ Serves Mouth-Watering Thai Food

1. Streat Thai

Why fly all the way to Thailand for a classic taste of Thai street food, when you can enjoy it at Streat Thai, itself. Not only their dishes are delicious but it is also reasonably priced. Everything over here is freshly made so if you’re in the mood for some Thai street food, you know where to go.

Hours: 11.30am-10pm (Weekdays), 11.30am-11pm (Friday-Saturday), closed on Sundays
Address:
Jaya One: 100-G.001 The School No. 72A Jalan Universiti, 46200, Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Bangsar South: 7, Unit G-3, Level G, Nexus, Bangsar South City, Jalan Kerinchi, Bangsar, 59200 Kuala Lumpur

Kepong Village Mall: 3, Jalan 7A/62A, Bandar Menjalara, 52200 Kuala Lumpur

2. Erawan

This family run business called Erawan comes from the name of the Elephant God in Thai. When you dine in, you will come across the the beautiful surroundings and fantastic porcelain wares. Their dishes are fused with Western ingredients without any tweaks to the traditional Thai cuisine. Everything is made from the heart so expect the dishes to be amazing.

Hours: 11am-10pm
Address: Lot L1-17-18, First Floor DC mall, Plaza DC Damansara City, 6, Jalan Damanlela, 50490 Kuala Lumpur

3. Tiffin’s (Non Halal)

Tiffin’s By Chef Korn is one of the most interesting Thai restaurants in Mid Valley Megamall, bringing Thai village food and delicacies to foodies. Their unique presentation of Thai dishes in tiffin carriers that gives you a Peranakan Place kind of vibe. Make sure you try out their Fire Balls, Beef Ball Noodles, Tom Yum Noodles for an appetising meal.

Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: T068 & T069, 3rd Floor, Mezzanine (North Court, Lingkaran Syed Putra, Mid Valley City, 58000 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

4. Veg Fish Farm Thai Restaurant

Located on a remote hill in Bukit Ampang and surrounded with a farm and fish pond, makes you feel like you’re out of KL. Their huge menu selection will make you quite overwhelmed but be sure to get your palates ready as every dish tastes fantastic. Try out their Red Seafood Tom Yum and the BBQ Tilapia as it is known to be one of the many favourites.

Hours: 11am-11.30pm, daily
Address: KM4, Jalan Hulu Langat, 68000 Ampang, Selangor

5. Rama V

This restaurant has taken the attention with its fine dining Thai cuisine and exquisite ambiance. There are so many amazing dishes that are all served in intricate presentation. Don’t forget to try out their signature Chor Ladda, Thung Ngen Yueng, Popiah Sod, Green Curry Chicken and Roast Duck Red Curry With Lychee. Before you leave, take a small exercise by walking around koi pond. It also provides a nice scenery to take photos.

Hours: 12–3pm, 6.30–11pm, daily
Address: 5, Jalan U Thant, Kelab Golf di Raja Selangor, 55000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

6. Frame Thai (Non Halal)

This small town shop may not seem appealing to the eyes, but when it comes to their dishes – they certainly know what they’re doing. It seems to be one of the places where you can find Thais enjoying their home cuisine. If the locals are there having a meal, then it must be worth the shot. If you’re into spice, then you should go for the Spicy Basil Chicken Rice that is served with a fried egg on the side.

Hours: 10am-8pm, closed on Wednesdays
Address: AG-3, Ground Floor,Block A, Happy Mansion, Jaya,, Jalan 17/13, Seksyen 17, 46400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

7. Ban Rao (Non Halal)

Some nights — rainy ones especially — call for a comforting pot of Tom Yam soup. What started off a simple Thai food stall in a coffee shop, is now expanded to having their own restaurant. Ban Rao is helm by a Thai-Chinese family and every dish here is absolutely authentic. There may be a language barrier when ordering dishes but it’s absolutely worth it as you’ll get to taste one of the most authentic Thai food in town

Hours: 4pm-2.00am, daily
Address: A109-110, Block A, Mentari Business Park, Jalan PJS 8/5, Bandar Sunway, 46150 Petaling Jaya

8. Thai Hou Sek (Non Halal)

When translated in Cantonese, it simply means “too delicious” and by the looks of their dishes, you’ll know why. Thai Hou Sek specializes in serving Thai-Chinese fusion dishes and it’s one of the few examples of “Fusion Done Right”. Aside from that, if you’re a pork lover, you’re surely going to love this restaurant. Think Siu Yuk Tom Yum, Siu Yuk Fried Rice, Pork-ilicious Green Curry, Chocolate, Bacon & Baileys and lots more.

Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: Lot S132, 2nd Floor, 1 Utama Shopping Centre, No.1, Lebuh Bandar Utama, Bandar Utama 47800 Petaling Jaya, 47800 , Petaling Jaya, Selangor

9. My Elephant

This Thai restaurant gives you a romantic kind of vibe that is perfect for a date night out. Their signature dishes like the Gang Keow Wan Pu Nim Tod Grob aka the Deep Fried Soft Shell Crab with Green Curry has to be one of the must-haves on their menu. The dish gives you a unique taste to the palate that is so worth checking out.

Hours: 12pm-2pm, 6pm-9.30pm, daily
Address: 303, 3rd Floor, Great Eastern Mall, Jalan Ampang, Desa Pahlawan, 55000 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

10. Tamarind Hill

Known for its rustic-luxe dining experience since 1999, Tamarind Hill gives an indulgent, epicurean getaway in the heart of KL. It is a quaint and serene restaurant but the flavours that comes from their dishes are out of this world. They make up with some of the best dishes such as the Grilled tiger prawn wrapped with green mango petals drizzled with tamarind sauce, pan-seared potato and asparagus with a sauce of roasted rice and chilli.

Hours: 11am-11pm, daily
Address: 19, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Bukit Bintang, 50250 Kuala Lumpur

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Ikan Bakar, while ikan means fish, the term usually refers to a medley of seafood from stingray, seabass, mackerel, squid, cockles, prawns and more, cooked over an open grill to charred perfection.

Listed in no particular order, if you’re a fan of Ikan Bakar, do follow us on this journey where we discover the 10 Best Ikan Bakar Spots in KL & Selangor You Shouldn’t Miss.

1. Gerai No 3 Kedai Kak Jat

There is a whole stretch of Ikan Bakar stalls at Jalan Bellamy but which is the best among all of them? Go look for the stall named Kedai Kak Jat, and we promise you that you won’t be disappointed. Their Ikan Bakar there is TO DIE FOR! Imagine the spicy yet crispy texture from their homemade marinade sauce combined with the freshness of the seafood.

Operation Hours: 10am – 3pm, daily
Address: Lorong Bellamy & Jalan Istana, Bukit Petaling, 50460 Kuala Lumpur

2. Mat Teh Ikan Bakar

Located right beside of Dato Keramat LRT station, Mat Teh Ikan Bakar is one of the best ikan bakar in KL. It’s a spot to grab yourself an affordable and delicious lunch. You can already smell the fish that are being grilled from afar. Their fish is soaked into their special turmeric sauce, then wrap with banana leaves before being grilled. The banana leaf adds another layer of aromatic fragrance to the fish. Definitely something to drool over!

Operation Hours: 11am – 4pm, closed on Sundays
Address: Kampung Datuk Keramat, 54000 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

3. Ikan Bakar Terangkat

When comes to Kajang, first thing that comes to mind is Kajang Satay. However, we discovered there is a delicious Ikan Bakar in the Kajang, called Ikan Bakar Terangkat. Ikan Bakar Terangkat not only serve fresh fish that is brought from the nearby market but they also have a huge range of seafood for you to choose from. They have fishes, crabs, prawns, squids and even cockles for serving. Their grilled Stingray is their must-try dish. Topped with their homemade sambal, it is a match made in heaven.

Operation Hours: 5pm – 12am, daily
Address: 1, Lot 3083, Jalan Ayer Itam, Kampung Sungai Merab Luar, 43000 Kajang, Selangor

4. Liang Li Ikan Bakar (Non Halal)

Liang Li Ikan Bakar may not have a huge variety when compares to others but when comes to the quality and flavour, they are top notch. They maintain their food quality by using only fresh fishes that delivered to them daily. All of their Ikan Bakar are marinated with Curry Powder and topped with their homemade sambal. The uncle also makes sure to change the banana leaf once in awhile to ensure the fishes do not lose its moisture while it’s being grilled..

Operation Hours: 5pm – 11pm, closed on Tuesdays
Address: Restoran 168, Jalan Chan Ah Choo, Pandamaran, Klang

5. Bawal Power Ikan Bakar

What to eat at Cyberjaya? I believe that many of us who work there has been repeating the same question for years. It doesn’t seem like a place where there is good food to indulge. If that’s your answer, then be prepared to be surprised! Bawal Power Ikan Bakar is a very popular place for Ikan Bakar and huge sotong. All their seafoods are dipped into their turmeric sauce before getting grilled to perfection.

Another star of the stall is their huge grilled sotong. The massive sotong are doused with their sambal and grilled on top of a hot frying pan. Just imagine the sizzling sound that the sotong will make and the fragrance of the spices in the sambal is making us drools.

Operation Hours: 10am – 4pm, closed on Sundays
Address: Futurise Centre, Block 3710, Persiaran Apec, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor

6. Restoran Seri Semporna

Have anyone of you went to Sabah before? We are pretty sure the ones who have visited Sabah have tried their wonderful hawker foods such as Ikan Bakar, Tuaran Mee and others. What if we tell you there is a stall in Kuala Lumpur that is selling the traditional and savory Ikan Bakar that you have been missing out on?

Run by a family originated from Semporna, Sabah, Restoran Seri Semporna has been in business since July 2018. They grilled their fish fresh and topped it with their secret sauce which is their mother’s secret recipe. It really enhances the fish flavour. They also sell other Sabah exotic dishes, such as Sinagol and Sotong Masak Hitam. Both dishes have their own unique taste and something your taste buds can’t get it here easily.

Operation Hours: 8am – 11.30pm, daily
Address: 50, Jalan 9/32, Taman Jinjang Baru, 52000 Kuala Lumpur

7. Ikan Bakar Kak Ton

Ikan Bakar Kak Ton might look like a normal economy rice from the outside, but once you have tasted their Ikan Bakar, there is no turning back. Ikan Bakar Kak Ton grill their fish wrap with banana leaves to make sure the skin does not get charred but yet, still slightly crunchy. Pair them with your own selected vegetable and you will be enjoying the best meal of your lifetime. Besides the Ikan Bakar, this humble stall is also popular for their fried chicken and it is often quick to finish, extremely crisp and not greasy on the outside

Operation Hours: 7am – 12am, daily
Address: Medan Selera Taman Segambut, Jalan Dutamas Seroja, Taman Segambut SPPK, 52100 Kuala Lumpur.       

8. Pak Din Ikan Bakar Tanglin

If you around KL Bird Park and looking for something local to eat then you must visit Pak Din Ikan Bakar Tanglin that is just around the corner. However their stall is very very packed during lunch time so we encourage you to go there slightly earlier to beat the crowd rush. Their Ikan Bakar is the star of the stalls. Their fish are grilled just nicely with just a slight charred surface. The meat itself is so tender that it almost falls off the bone. But the main thing that people kept on returning is the mainly because of the asam sauce itself. It is so sweet and savory at the same time, it goes so well with the fish.

Operation Hours: 10am – 4pm, closed on Sundays
Address: Perdana Botanical Gardens, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

9. Ikan Bakar Tip Top (Non Halal)

Ikan Bakar Tip Top has been operating for more than 20 years since year 1992. They serve a huge range of grilled seafood which includes squid, lala, cockles and many types of different fishes. Their grilled seafood stand out from the other restaurant because the owner have its own special formula to season the fishes. The fish is covered with chilli sauce before wrap with banana leaf. After grilling for several minutes on the pan, they will add in the other two homemade sauces to the fish which brings the dish to the next level! The fish umami, mixed with their sauces, Mmmm, FANTASTIC!

Operation Hours: 6pm – 11.30pm, daily
Address: 11, Jalan Bunga Tanjung 10, Taman Muda, Cheras, Kuala Lumpur.

10. Seri Banjar Ikan Bakar

Ikan Bakar Seri Banjar at Batu Caves serve Chinese-style dishes cook by Malay chefs. Their signature is their grilled seafood, but they do have other familiar Chinese dishes such as Stir Fried Kailain In Oyster Sauce and Kam Heong Lala. Their restaurant focuses on only using the freshest ingredients and any seafood that is not fresh will be rejected immediately.

Their Ikan Bakar over there is one of the kind. They do not marinate the fish beforehand, but they dipped the fish into their special sauce before placing them on top of the pan. The special sauce created a thick layer of spicy skin on top of the fish which gives the fish a mild spiciness.

Operation Hours: 6pm – 11pm, daily
Address: Persiaran 2, Baru Selayang, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor.

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Planning for a quiet trip away from the city, but you have no idea where? Fret not because this quick escape is not only accessible but it is also the perfect change of scenery filled with paddy fields, blue skies and the swishing sounds from the beach.

There are plenty of things to do at Sekinchan without burning a hole in your pocket and giving you a relaxing timeout from the bustling melting pot of Kuala Lumpur.

Here are 8 Stress Free Things To Do In Sekinchan During The Holidays.

1. Take lots of photos at the paddy fields

If you are a city person and have not seen a field of endless green paddy before, then this is your chance to snap some amazing IG-worthy photos.

The paddy fields makes the perfect background landscape especially with its beautiful clear blue skies. Although it may be scorching hot, this is one of the worthy things you can do while you are in Sekinchan.

2. Visit the fishing village

It being the land of fish and rice, make a visit to the Fisherman’s Wharf as you would be able to witness first hand of the lives of the fishermen. You would be able to see them set foot for their catching journey in the morning, just to return back with a satisfying amount of catch they’ve made from the sea. This is something you don’t often see daily, so this activity is certainly one of the worthy contenders.

3. Satisfy your seafood cravings

Known for inexpensive seafood, don’t leave Sekinchan without fulfilling your seafood cravings. There are plenty popular seafood restaurants scattered around the vicinity and it being packed all the time – it is definitely advisable to call up ahead and make an order and reservation for a table before you miss out. Some of the must trys are Restaurant Loong Hua and Cha Po Tion.

4. Make a wish at the Sekinchan wishing tree

Redang Beach is the hot spot of Sekinchan and visited by many. One of the main attraction you would come across is the famous Sekinchan Wishing Tree. This gorgeous wishing tree has thousands of red ribbons hanging from its branches with people’s wishes. If you are interested to have your wish on the tree, simply make a donation at the temple nearby and get yourself a red ribbon.

5. Go kite-flying

Living in the city, there’s no time or way that you can possibly fly a kite. Being a popular site for kite-flying, purchase a kite from the local vendors and learn how to fly one. The wind is known to be quite strong here so if kite-flying is ever on your bucket list, this would be the place and time for you to check that out from your list.

6. Eat giant mangoes at Mango King

The mangoes here at Sekinchan are known to be as huge as a person’s forearm. Located nearby the Paddy Processing Factory, you would come across a small business selling mangoes and other assorted fruits as well, such as guavas, soursops and many more. Their mangoes are known to be absolutely succulent and juicy, which would make your trip worth while especially during the hot sunny weather.

7. Take an educational tour at the Paddy Processing Factory & Gallery

The best time to visit Sekinchan would be in June and December. It takes almost 110 days before the paddy gets harvested and it being known, paddy is planted twice a year. So if you plan on coming all the way to Sekinchan to witness the paddy fields, it is advisable to come during the said months. But besides that, you can learn all about how rice is processed during the tour. Although you’d be charged with a small fee to join the tour, it is definitely a once in a while experience.

8. Stock up on your favourite keropok

Last but not least, don’t leave the town without buying your stock of local keropok. You can find plenty of flavours from the typical fish and prawn to sweet potato in purple and orange colours. Either purchase them ready fried or individually pack at a street stall opposite Jiann Chyi Restaurant in Bagan, Sekinchan.

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It’s that time of the year again. Yes! It’s the holy month of Ramadan which every Muslims fast during the day and feast during the night. There is no shortage of restaurants to feast like a king in Kuala Lumpur. However the hassle of finding parking in humid weathers or even worst, heavy rain can be a huge hassle, especially one is starving.

Hence what better way to “buka puasa” with family and friends than doing it in a shopping mall which has countless of Ramadan menu options, such as Sunway Velocity Mall.

This year, many eateries in Sunway Velocity Mall have come up with lots of mouth-watering Ramadan sets.

With that said, here are 10 Best Restaurants To Buka Puasa In This Ramadan Month At Sunway Velocity.

1. The Chicken Rice Shop

True and original Hainanese chicken rice in Sunway Velocity. The Chicken Rice Shop is many people’s go-to spot for a comforting plate of chicken rice. In conjunction to this Hari Raya, they launched a menu called Ayam Bakar Oh-Semm with spicy sambal. Here are some of the dishes you can try.

Meal B Ayam Bakar Oh-Semm (2pax)

• Ayam Bakar Oh-Semm (1/4 chicken)
• Single Serve Hainanese Steamed Chicken
• Nyonya Pai Tee (regular)
• Sai Too Fish Ball Soup (regular)
• Spicy Savoury Ladies’ Fingers (regular)
• 2 bowls of Rice
• 2 soup of the day
• 1 Teh Lapis Oh-Semm
• 1 Fizzy Asam Boi

2. Simple Life

The one and only full fledge vegetarian restaurant in this list, Simple Life serves a wide variety of delicious Malaysian food with a vegetarian twist. Their signature Multi Grain Rice Nasi Lemak is a crowd favourite as it was flavourful and comes with many condiments. If you’re more of a noodle person, Asam Laksa Brown Rice Bee Hoon will surely tickle your taste buds.

• Asam Laksa With Brown Rice Ramen/Brown Rice Bee Hoon RM17.90
• Multi Grain Rice Nasi Lemak RM19.90

3. O’Briens Irish Sandwich Café

To those who craves for a healthy wholesome meal during Iftar, head over to O’Briens. They recently introduced a Malaysian fusion dish, Nasi Lemak Wrap filled with sambal, eggs, cucmber and anchovies. For something more fillings, you can try their Buka Puasa Box which comes with a sandwich, fruit, and chips, from RM22.80 to RM24.80.

• Buka Puasa Box from RM22.80 to RM24.80
• Organic Nasi Lemak Wrap RM16.90

4. Swensen’s Restaurant

Despite well known for their wide variety of ice creams and desserts, Swensen’s hot food are pretty good in value too. This raya, they have launched a series of comfort rice and noodle dishes.

All dishes comes with a free ice lemon tea and top up RM2 to get a single scoop ice cream.

• Nasi Lemak RM12.90
• Ayam Masak Merah With Rice RM11.90
• Laksa RM11.90
• Fried Mee Siam RM10.90
  

5. Black Canyon

If you’re a fan of Thai cuisine, then head over to Black Canyon. Themed Makan Malam, they have released number of raya set with their signature dishes.

Makan Malam Set 1 (RM39.90)

• Stir Fried Kailan with Salted Fish
• Pad Kra Paw Minced Chicken With Hot Basil and Fried Eggs
• Chicken Green Curry
• Steamed Rice x 2

6. The Manhattan Fish Market

Manhattan Fish Market is celebrating Ramadhan with 7 different platters starting from RM65 to RM129 nett. They are also offering a special Ramadhan Catch refillable add-on, which includes one bowl of Soup/Chowder of the Day, a glass of Juice, one bowl of House Salad, and one Ice Cream for only RM10 nett.

Picture below shows Beef Murray Curry and Chery Snapper Assam Pedas Platter.

7. XiXiang Kaya Kopitiam

XiXiang Kaya Kopitiam is a traditional ‘Kopitiam’ style café. All their food and ingredients used are from Halal suppliers. In conjunction with Ramadhan, they are offering four different meals namely Signature Nasi Lemak, Hand-made Spicy Noodle, Xixiang Lao Bing, and Yogurt Curry chicken with Tomato Rice.

8. Kenny Rogers ROASTERS

This Ramadan season, Kenny Roger Roaster is introducing their Ramadan set meal named i.Yam Legend Chicken Meals. The set includes Creamy i-Yam Meal which comes with a huge Tom Yam flavored chicken, Creamy i-Yam Spaghetti and Kaya Raya Mocktail. 

Creamy i-Yam Meal – RM21.90
Creamy i-Yam Spaghetti – RM17.90
Kaya Raya Mocktail – RM9.50 (RM7.50 with purchase of any i-Yam Legend)

KRR Makan-Makan Set for 2

1 Creamy i-Yam Half Chicken with 2 side dishes + 1 Creamy i-Yam Spaghetti Lite + 2 muffins at RM45.90

KRR Makan-Makan Set for 4

1 Creamy i-Yam Whole Chicken + 3 side dishes a la carte + 1 Creamy i-Yam Spaghetti Lite + 4 muffins at RM77.90

PS: Prices and products vary based on location.

9. Lim Fried Chicken

Do you know that you can get Lim Fried Chicken in a shopping setting? The popular fried chicken rice dish which started from a humble beginning as a food stall is in the house. This Ramadan, they are having 50% off on their in-house drinks, from Brown sugar ginger tea, Burdock tea, Red date longan tea to Sea bird nest.

Signature Rice with LFC Drumstick
Curry Chee Cheong Fun with LFC Drumstick 
Curry Mutton Rice
Signature LFC Drumstick

10. Pho Street

In conjunction with Ramadhan, Pho Street is offering a promotional package at RM49.90+ (for 2 persons) and RM99.90+ (for 4 persons).

• Pho Beef Combination
• Roasted Lemongrass Chicken with Fragrant Rice
• Sweet Corn Dessert With Coconut Cream
• Ice Lemon Tea x2
• Dates
• Stir Fried Beansprout

So here’s the roundup of 10 awesome eateries Ramadan sets. It’s worth mentioning that the mall has one of the best raya décor we’ve seen thus far. So make sure you have a drop by to check out, snap some photos and post it on your Facebook and Instagram.

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Are you a huge K-pop fan? Have you ever watched in hunger as your favourite oppa feasted on TV? Well then, the Korean culture has certainly taken over and for our hard core K-pop Muslim fans, we made a list of the places that serve Korean BBQ that suited to the Muslim palates. This is the ultimate guide you wouldn’t want to miss out on so bookmark this page and get going already.

1. SeoulNami Korean BBQ

SeoulNami in The Garden Mall is a Korean BBQ restaurant that specialises in chicken. The chicken is marinated with one of their special marinade concoction—Spicy Hot Pepper, Sweet Honey Butter, Savoury Ganjang and Salty Salted Chicken. They use only chicken thigh, to ensure that the chicken is always juicy and tender. Other than that, you must try their unique Signature Kimchi Trio, which consists of kimchi in 3 different forms – Original, the fried and the Smoked.

Hours: 11am – 11pm, Daily
Address: F-215, 1st Floor, The Gardens Mall, Mid Valley City, Kuala Lumpur (Robinsons side)

Halal Status: Uses ingredients from halal-certified suppliers, no alcohol in the premise

2. Bangi Dong [Closed]

Bangi Dong is quite known to many for its affordable pricing of Korean barbecue. Among all, you have to try their prime rib and beef tongue while you’re here. Besides that, try their side dishes such as the seafood pancake and spicy bean curd soup which is quite appetising. With a spacious environment giving an al fresco vibe to it, this is the spot to bring a huge group to enjoy a barbecue night out.

Hours: Tues-Thurs: 11am-11pm, Fri: 3pm-12pm, Sat-Sun: 11am-12pm
Address: Restoran Bangi Dong, Lot 3052, Jalan Datuk Sulaiman, Kampung Sungai Penchala, 60000 Kuala Lumpur.

Halal Status: Muslim-owned, pending halal certification from JAKIM

3. Medini’s BBQ Restaurant [Closed]

When it comes to barbecue, we are picky on how fresh the proteins are. But at Medini’s, the selection and quality of meat offered is pretty impressive. Not just the meat but the seafood choices such as scallops, oysters, saba mackerel, tiger prawns and many more are amazingly fresh.

Hours: 10.30am-10.30pm, Daily except Tuesdays
Address:  2-G Ground Floor Ukay Boulevard MRR2 Ulu Kelang 68000 Ampang, Kuala Lumpur

Halal Status: Halal-certified

4. Gangnam Station

With affordable set meals that is great for big groups and families, this humble Korean restaurant is one place you wouldn’t want to miss out.

Hours: 11.30am-10.30am, daily
Address:
Subang USJ
Subang The 19 USJ City Mall, Jalan Persiaran Kewajipan, USJ 19, Subang Jaya, 47620 Subang Jaya, Selangor.

Shah Alam
G.45, Blok 5, Laman Seri Business Park, Persiaran Sukan, Seksyen 13, 40100, Shah Alam, Selangor

Halal Status: Muslim-owned

5. Sweetree Korean Restaurant

Sweetree whips up plenty of Korean dishes that makes you want to go for seconds. The options are endless and you wouldn’t want to know what to pick. But if you are ever to visit, never leave without trying their barbecue set. Besides that, you can find famous dishes such as dak-galbi and even bingsu here.

Hours: 10.30am-10.30pm, daily except Tuesdays
Address: Jalan Ampang Putra, Taman Putra Sulaiman, 68000 Ampang, Selangor

Halal Status: Halal-certified

6. Yeoju BBQ

Yeoju BBQ offers Korean barbecue at the most reasonable price making it all worth it. Each set comes with beef, chicken, lamb, seafood pancake, tteokbokki and japchae – so much of choices that you won’t be able to finish this all alone. So gather your friends, and head down over for a treat.

Hours: 11am-10pm, daily
Address: Ground Floor Amerin Mall, No G, 13, Persiaran Impian Indah, Taman Impian Indah, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor

Halal Status: Halal meat & ingredients used, no alcohol in the premise

7. Gogung Korean Restaurant

Gogung Korean Restaurant never fails its patrons when it comes to its quality of meat. Serving Australian wagyu, be sure to feast like a king. Gather your friends and family and choose between your choice of marination. If meat isn’t your thing, opt for their seafood selection and their bibimbap or pajeon that makes your hunger go away.

Hours: 11am-10pm, Daily
Address: GoGung Korean Restaurant, LG36, Empire Shopping Gallery, Jalan SS16/1, 47500 Subang Jaya

Halal Status: Halal meat & ingredients used, no alcohol in the premise

8. KoRyo-Won

Another famous Korean restaurant in town that serves wagyu beef, affordably. Not just that, their ban chan and side dishes like kimchi is unlimited so you can ask for more once you run out without extra charges. Perfect to satisfy your barbecue meal.

Hours: 10am-10pm, Daily
Address: LG-79C, IOI CITY MALL, IoI Resort, 62502 Putrajaya

Halal Status: Halal meat used

Feature Image Credit: seoulnamikoreanbbq Instagram, intanasyqin Instagram, bangidong.bbq Instagram

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1. Super Boring Club

This super cool eatery has definitely “failed” to live up to it’s name as it has got to be one of the most hip joints in town. Located at Jalan Mesui, this place is packed especially during weekends. Enjoy an Asian twist by trying out their Yummy Spicy Baby Octopus that comprises of baby octopus, watermelon, mushrooms and pea sprout drizzled with spicy lime sauce and topped with edible flowers. That does sound like a lot to take in, but although how freaky the combination may sound like – don’t stop til you have tried it.

Hours: 12pm – 10pm (Sundays), 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 11pm (Tuesdays-Fridays), 12pm – 11pm (Saturdays)

Address: 15, Jalan Mesui, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur

2. Super Ramen by Ru Di Fook

With no doubt, a bowl of ramen is an ideal comfort food for most of us. Featuring a cocktail bar, absorb in the aesthetics as you enjoy their tantalising King of Pork Chop Ramen and the Boston Sea Kaiju Ramen (lobster!). If you’re one to get high from ramen, then you should opt out by trying the Japanese Asari Clam Ramen that is infused in a potent whisky ginger broth. Perfect for those who wants to start the day early.

Hours: 2pm – 3pm, 6pm – 12am, closed on Wednesdays

Address: 65 G, Jalan Radin Bagus, Sri Petaling, 57000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

3. The Lolla Co

Grab a cuppa at this new joint as you’re on the way to work. Opened as early as 7.30am, enjoy an array of their delicious pastry delights to skip the morning blues. Give their Cajun Roasted Chicken a try as it is paired with cranberry jam and spicy mustard sauce that is called Mariah Berry. Being a coffee house, don’t forget to get yourself a Flat White ’cause this coffee house uses the fresh fine beans of Common Man Coffee Roasters and Pain Au Raisin

Hours: 7.30am – 5.30pm, daily

Address: G. 01, The Ampwalk, 218, Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur

4. The Grumpy Waiter

Another addition to the food scene in Sri Hartamas, this new eatery is down to whip up some tasty Northern Style Nyonya cuisines for its patrons. Offering a more tangy and spicy flavour profile, try out their signature Thai Laksa that comes in some flavourful gravy with a generous serving of fish chunks, topped with crunchy bean sprouts, cucumber, fresh basil and torch ginger.

Hours: 11am – 8pm, closed on Wednesdays

Address: Plaza Damas, F-0-5, Jalan Sri Hartamas 1, Taman Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur

5. The Grill – Elements

Barbecuing has always been an art that requires a lot of attention. Located at TREC KL, you can enjoy lots of grilled meat at this new casual dining hotspot in town. Producing only the highest quality of food, don’t forget to try out their signature barbecued meat and grilled fish that is cooked using a custom-made grill to get the perfect sear on top of that meat. Also it’s mention worthy that The Grill is the only restaurant at TREC KL that hosts Michelin-starred Chef Jeff Ramsey.

Hours: 5pm – 2am, daily

Address: HIVE Unit H-G-11, TREC, 438, Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur

6. Tommy Thongchai

Tommy Thongchai serves perhaps the best Thai-meets-west dishes in the Klang Valley. Among the many types of Thai-Western dishes offered here, the Black Angus Steak (marinated in Thai sauces), Krapao Pork Burger and Fried Chicken Som Tam Burger are 3 of the must-try! Western dishes aside, there’s quite a number of authentic Thai dishes such as Chiang Mai Fried Rice, Pork Trotter Rice, Thai Pork Noodle Soup and more. If you’re big on drinks, we’re happy to report that Tommy Thongchai also serves a wide variety of cocktails, helmed by a Thai bartender who’s served everyone from the Kind of Thailand to Manchester F.C.

Hours: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – late, Mondays – Fridays | 12pm – late, Saturdays – Sundays

Address: The Square @ Jaya One, Unit G.005, 72A, Jalan University, Seksyen 13, 46200 Petaling Jaya

Feature Image: Tommy Thongchai Instagram Page, The Lolla Co Instagram Page, Super Ramen By Ru Di Fook Instagram Page

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From March 23 to March 26, visitors may enjoy a plethora of fun-filled activities through Quill City Mall KL’s holiday campaign “WonderBeach Challenge”.

The theme this year revolves around a beach holiday concept and a chilled out atmosphere. Plenty of special and unique activities are planned across the mall, namely:

Paddle Waterboat

Traversing Line

High Rope Obstacles

Trampoline

Image below shows the height and weight requirement for all games.

What’s more, parents, if you team up with your beloved kid and join their Family Fun Challenge, you can also stand a chance to win a pair of The Gravityz Entry Ticket (Rope Course Challenge in Penang) which worth RM798.00!

Admission is RM15 for these fun filled activities. However registration is needed to secure a game spot. You can register now via this link and redeem it at Quill City Mall KL Concierge Counter, Ground Floor. Make sure you do so in order not to miss out this opportunity!

For those who spend minimum RM30 in a single receipt at selected outlet within mall, you can redeem ONE free ticket to enjoy these activities.

Check out the deets below for more info on “WonderBeach Challenge”:

When: Saturday to Tuesday, March 23 – 26
Where: Main Atrium Ground Floor, Quill City Mall, 1018, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Bandar Wawasan, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

For more info, head over to this website to find out more. http://www.quillcitymall.com.my/happenings/wonderbeach-challenge

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This is the guide where you can take your significant other for a date that isn’t movies and dinner!

1. Climb Up Batu Caves

Being one of Selangor’s iconic spots, this pilgrimage site recently underwent a major transformation and it turned out beautiful as ever. This 272 rainbow-step transformation took only 3 days to complete and it is one of the reasons why you should pay the place a visit.

2. Picnic At KLCC Park

KLCC’s Park is one of the popular parks in town, mainly ‘cause of its location. Prepare yourself a picnic and just chil under the shady trees and enjoy the surrounding. Being one of the busiest city, take this chance to wind down and relax as you and nature become one.

3. Visit Petronas Art Gallery

While you’re at KLCC, head inside the mall and visit the art gallery. It holds local art pieces that goes with several different themes such as the Daerah Samad, 50 Ways to Live in Malaysia, Building Merdeka and many more. An oil and gas company promoting art? Well, that’s already an artistic move right there.

4. Free Dataran Merdeka Heritage Guided Tour

Curious about the history behind of our city? Then this is the tour you should consider. Enjoy an immersive experience that showcases the best-preserved parts of colonial KL that lasts for only 2.5hours. To be frank, I’d opt that anytime in comparison to having to sit in class ? This tour shows you the hidden-in-plain-sight gems of the city, something you’d never even seen coming! Never too late for another history lesson, guys!

EDIT: 21 March 2019
Effective 1 May 2018, these guided walks are no longer available as KL Tourism Bureau has decided to terminate it indefinitely.

5. Nature Trail At KL Forest Eco Park

Jungle-trekking is one of those things everyone has in their bucket list. And if you haven’t check that out yet, then probably it is time. Being the oldest protected jungle in Malaysia, the park holds short trails that are suitable for beginners.

6. Test Your Artistic Mind At The National Art Gallery

Being home to several of the nation’s leading artists and designers, you should make it a point to visit the gallery at least once. Although there are plenty of free museums in KL, this is the place you get to find all things related to theatre. It also features experimental works and touring exhibitions which makes it one of the most eminent galleries in the city.

7. Window Shop At KL’s Prime Malls

Hop from one mall to another since everything is just a walking distance away. Equipped with plenty of sophisticated brands, KL malls are where you should be to window shop. Although you may sometimes may not be able to contain yourself, but hey, a purchase is always a gain am I right?

8. Wander Through Petaling Street

Another one stop destination that is perfect for window shopping. Being a shopping paradise for tourists, there’s no harm done to pretend to be one sometimes. It is a undercover market full of tourist tat for sale which is fun place to wonder, if you are in KL. The atmosphere may be chaotic but it is certainly something you don’t get to witness everyday.

9. Take A Walk Around Botanic Park

Stroll around the botanic park and see what Mother Nature has to offer. Often, you can witness professional photographers capturing stunning photos of a new married couple. It is definitely a sight of sore eyes. Plus, take a break from all the pollution and take a breath of fresh air while you’re here. Think of it as a cleanser.

10. Plant A Tree With Free Tree Society

Want to leave your mark and give back to the community? Then this is the perfect place for you to do so! The Free Tree Society gives away free plants in an effort to encourage the community to plant trees and preserve nature. Volunteer during their planting days as well helping to distribute seedlings once sprouted to locations around Klang Valley. This is certainly an activity you can do yourself, with a friend or even your whole family.

11. Visit The National Monument

This is the place that commemorates the fallen soldiers who gave their lives for freedom. The sculpture is a centrepiece of the monument that was designed by an Austrian sculptor back in 1966. Sometimes, history can be one of the most interesting topic to learn even when you’ve already graduated high school.

12. Visit The National Mosque of Malaysia

Being a multicultural country, we are all living in a respectful environment towards one another’s religion. That being said, step foot into this holy ground that is known for its origami-like design. Enjoy the serenity of the place that is full of flora and fauna, giving you a sense of peace in mind.

13. Take A Stroll At Street Art Spots At Jalan Alor, Kuala Lumpur

One of the very popular tourist destinations for street food and seafood, Jalan Alor was given a “new life” with a beautification project by DBKL. The alley behind the old buildings were decorated with flora and fauna artworks, including a stream inspired from Alor Stream that used to flow in the area almost 100 years ago. If you love taking photographs, be sure to visit this place!

Feature Image Credit: unsplash.com

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Lai Ching Yuen is one of the few Cantonese restaurants in a hotel that still serves pork, preserving its essence as an authentic Cantonese restaurant. Last year, we tried their all-you-can-eat dim sum and it was amazing. This time we’re back there to taste some of their signature pork dishes.

A whole Roasted Suckling Pig here costs RM500+ and it is seriously one of the things you got to try. The one we had weighed 1KG and can be shared up to 6 people. It was nicely roasted; the pork had a perfect crisp with great texture and flavour. Do note that this dish is super addictive, if you have one you’ll like keep chowing down more.

If you are keen to try this dish, it is advised to make a reservation as they don’t serve it every day.

Another popular item at Lai Ching Yuen is the Claypot Pork Belly With Salted Fish, where pork belly is cooked in high heat with ginger, a generous amount of scallions and red onion for a bit of texture.

The pork belly slices were juicy and came with enough fat for flavour. Since it was cooked with salted fish, this dish can be a bit one-dimensional in terms flavour—salty, therefore it is best to tone down the saltiness by pairing it with a bowl of white rice.

Next up, we also sampled their Char Siew or Cantonese Style BBQ Pork. As simple as it looks, this is one of our favourite dishes here. There was a good balance of savoury and sweet flavour. We also liked that they are very generous with the meat, it was thick and chunky!

Of course we can’t leave Lai Ching Yuen without ordering their house special Dimsum.

Aside from Siew Mai, we had Deep Fried Bun with Lean Pork. We really liked how crisp and tasty the skin was, and the pork was also nicely seasoned and juicy.

More Info

Lai Ching Yuen
Grand Millennium Kuala Lumpur,
160 Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur

Operating Hours: 12.00PM to 2.30PM (Dim Sum promotion is only available during lunch time)
Phone Number: +603 2117 4180
Email: lcy@millenniumhotels.com

Read also: All-You-Can-Eat Dim Sum @ Lai Ching Yuen Grand Millennium Kuala Lumpur

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If you’re looking for a new restaurant to dine in Kuala Lumpur, head over to Wizards At Tribeca.

The restaurant is only a year old, but they are already popular in the Internet space. Not only they have over 200 Google reviews and strong Instagram presence, the restaurant is manned by the experienced team who founded the famed Yellow Brick Road and The Red Beanbag.

The décor has a minimalist modern décor and ceiling-to-floor open windows, which allows warm lightings for better photo.

Wizards serve a seasonal menu of brunch, lunch and coffee in the daytime. We were in Wizards in mid-December to try out some of their all-day dining options.

Most of the dishes we had were recommended by the co-owner, Shaun so it’s safe to say that these are their signature items.

We enjoyed most of it, especially the Unagi Benedict. It’s essentially Egg Benedict, topped with avocado, poached eggs, barbecue Unagi and Sansho pepper.

For those looking for something unique and unconventional, this is the dish for you. We liked the Japanese twist of this brunch dish. Surprisingly Unagi and egg pairs very well together. On top of that, the portion was just nice. Overall, we found this combination rich and deeply satisfying.

We have also tried out the Taro Mish Mash and Cheesy Chilli Scramble Eggs, both good in their own right.

Taro Mish Mash comes with sourdough bread, topped with diced avocado pesto, tomato salsa, feta cheese and not to forget some pouched egg.

Sounds like a perfect brunch dish, and indeed it was. The runny egg yolk paired well with the velvety taro mash, we enjoyed it as it gives a sweet plus savoury flavour in one spoonful.

Cheesy Chilli Scramble Eggs didn’t impress us that much compared to the two dishes above. We felt the flavours of cheese and chili can be stronger, nonetheless, it’s a decent dish for those who like something heavy for breakfast.

Polenta Extravaganza took us by surprise. It’s actually a Polenta based pizza, topped with creamy mushroom dexelles, olives and truffles. The mixture of different mushrooms is savoury and delicious — and pairs well with the creamy herbed polenta

For dessert, we tried something inspired by Chinese cuisine, the Golden Molten Lava. The dish was created because of the co-founder’s obsession towards “Liu Sha Bao”, which translate to salted egg custard bun.

If chocolate is not your favourite, do try their Mango Mille Feuille. The sweetness is just right for our liking too so there’s no guilt involved in this sweet treat.

All in all, it was a pleasant experience and we were quite satisfied with the food. Special thanks to Shaun from Wizards At Tribeca for hosting us.

Do note that Wizards At Tribecca is often fully booked, hence to avoid disappointment we highly suggest you to make a reservation beforehand.

Click on the follow button to make a reservation now.

Wizards at Tribeca

Ground Floor, Residensi Tribeca, Jalan Imbi,
55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Parking available at Tribeca:
RM3 per hour
RM5 per entry after 6pm weekdays
RM8 per entry on weekends

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If you’re looking for a place to catch fireworks for countdown 2019, do consider checking out ParkCity New Year Carnival party.

To ring in a brand new year, Desa ParkCity is throwing its annual ParkCity New Year Carnival Party #ParkCityNYC2019 at Car Park 3 with bunch of exciting activities.

Best part? Admission is absolutely free.

Here’s everything you can look forward to experiencing in this 3-days carnival.

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1. Shop till you drop

Are you into accessories, handicrafts, clothing, homemade crafts or unique items? ParkCity New Year Carnival provides over 70 stalls offering a huge variety of items from lovely cactus plants, clothes, fashion accessories, trendy branded glasses and sunglasses, health and sports supplement, gadgets, toys, decorative items and more. It mostly has everything for all ages.

You can also head to this market to get your temporary tattoos or henna.

2. Indulge with a wide variety of food

Foodies, this one is for you. DesaPark City is bringing more than 40 food stalls, showcasing our favourite local food, but also a huge selection of International delicacies.

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Expect unique snacks, cold treats, imported goods and more that will make you drool. Make sure you go with an empty stomach in order to savour all the delicious food.

3. Carnival Music and Performances Highlights

You can expect a memorable night with back-to-back performances by Malaysian artists so you can have a break in between food and shopping. The list included Fuying & Sam, Fara Dolhadi, Russel Curtis & The Rowdy Gentlemen, Dennis Lau, Hyperactive Entertainment and more.

• Fuying & Sam

Formed in 2013, Fuying & Sam comprises Ong Fu Ying and Sam Chin Neng. Apart from music, the two have also dabbled in acting, starring in two Malaysian movies in 2015, The Dream Boyz and Paint My Love.

• Fara Dolhadi

Classical vocal student, Fara Dolhadi who’s a Malay student Fara Dolhadi went viral for singing in Mandarin.

• Russel Curtis & The Rowdy Gentlemen

Local band Russel Curtis & The Rowdy Gentlemen, featuring a lineup of 7 accomplished musicians, they released their first single together titled “Anak Malaysia” for Malaysia Day.

• Dennis Lau

Award winning electric violinist Dennis Lau began his musical adventure with the piano at the tender age of 3 and is now an accomplished musician with many years of experience under his belt.

4. Fireworks To Usher The New Year

What’s a new year countdown without the mandatory fireworks?

Aside from all the above, you can also expect other fun activities include hot air balloon rides, inflatable playground, and carnival game booths.

We hope we’ve pumped your excitement a little, so share this to your friends and family and we’ll see you guys at Desa ParkCity Year Carnival Party #ParkCityNYC2019

Brought to you by Park City, the details to #ParkCityNYC2019 are:

Date: December 29 – 31, 2018
Venue: Car Park 3
Time: 11AM – 11PM (December 29 – 30, 2018, Saturday & Sunday), 11AM (December 31, 2018, Monday) – 1AM (January 1, 2019, Tuesday)

For more details, head over to Desa ParkCity Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/DesaParkCityMY/.

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Junior Chellapa is a stylish Indian restaurant that specializes in authentic North and South Indian dishes. The restaurant boasts a beautiful décor, quality service and ingredients which is reflected in the dishes price.

Located at the 100-year-old Old Malaya Heritage Building in Lorong Raja Chulan, the most attention grabbing thing about Junior Chellapa is the restaurant’s beautiful Indian themed murals.

If you chose to dine outside, you can enjoy an uninterrupted view of the KL tower.

The menu at Junior Chellapa comprises dishes from both Northern and Southern regions. You can expect a variety of naan, tandoori, poultries, seafood, biryanis and desserts here.

We started our meal with the highly recommended house special Lamb Ribs (RM39), which comes with 3 pieces of New Zealand ribs cooked in tomato masala gravy. The lamb ribs itself was flavourful and fall-off-bone tender, while the gravy was unbelievably thick. We personally felt this dish went well with their Pudina Naan (RM8).

No Indian meal is complete without Palak Paneer (RM18), a classic North Indian vegetarian dish made from blended spinach, lots of ghee, spices, and generous blocks of cottage cheese. The chef certainly didn’t hold back on the ghee, making the gravy thick, flavourful and rich.

The Chicken Pasanda (RM39) came highly recommended by the owners. It is made with chicken tenderized in yoghurt, chillies, cumin, and peppercorns, then cooked in the creamy pasanda sauce. If you prefer something more tame, this dish is right up your alley.

One of Junior Chellapa’s best signature dish is the Exotic Tandoor & Hot Platter (Senior)(RM80), a sharing dishes that could serve up to 4 -5 people. It’s basically a variety of tandoor meat dishes – chicken tikka, fish tikka, malai tikka, seekh kebab, grilled prawns, and grilled squid.

All ingredients were fresh and flavoursome. We personally felt the prawns are the best part of this dishes as the tandoori flavours was perfectly immersed.

Moving onto the seafood dishes, we also sampled the Sultani Grilled Prawns (RM39), Chellapa’s Pomfret (RM48), and Nandu Rasam (RM12). Chellapa’s Pomfret felt a tad dry because we expected the fish to be moist and soft. Nonetheless, the flavouring was good and had a good spicy kick.

Wash down all the spices with Mango Lassi (RM9) and Lime Juice (RM9).

More Info

Junior Chellapa

4, Lorong Raja Chulan,
Old Malaya , 50250,
Kuala Lumpur.

Operation Hours: 12PM – 12AM, Daily
Phone Number: +603 2020 1020

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Nestled in Atria Shopping Mall, SS22 Damansara Jaya, you can now experience and enjoy a whole bunch of unique and large-scale gaming facilities at Party Room!

Party Room is Malaysia’s first interactive party space that features over 20 innovative gaming activities and experience for folks living around the Klang Valley. Simply put, this is THE PLACE to be for groups of friends and family who are looking for lots of fun indoor activities.

This 6,500 square feet event space is filled with facilities that cater to people of all ages – from children to grown adults. It’s also one of the best places to destress while bonding with your friends and family.

Players also get to dress up in cute animal themed body suits such as crocodile, bear, cow, cheetah, an Alien from space and much more.

Here are some of the activities and games you shouldn’t miss.

1. Rainy Bike – This is the most popular game in Party Room! Two teams pedal as fast as they can to fill up water tanks and splash above the slower team.

2. Human Whack-A-Mole – 6 Players rush to take as many bananas as possible without getting whacked by an inflatable hammer.

3. Blow Soccer – 4 Players pop their heads in holes of a “soccer field” and blow the ping-pong ball to score a goal.

4. Giant Jenga – The life-size version of Jenga blocks!

5. Arcade and console games – Enjoy both classic arcade games as well as Nintendo Switch and PS4

6. Karaoke (Room & Private Booth) – Sing your heart out in the karaoke room or private booth with your friends or family.

7. Pong Table – Since this is a kid friendly space, you get to fill up your drink with non-alcoholic beverage.

8. L-shaped Pool Table – Take your 8 Ball experience to a whole new level with this L-shaped pool table.

9. Table Soccer

10. Darts

11. Floor Curling – Enjoy curling game on an interactive floor.

12. Ball Pit – The most popular Instagram spot in Party Room.

13. Ball Throwing Projection – Interact with a Kinect 3D sensor projector with virtual 3D scene.

Pricing

Individual admissions start from RM30 per hour.

Limited time offers: Kids aged 12 and below pay a flat rate of RM38 per visit; students pay RM25 per hour or RM40 for 2 hours.

Full details can be found on www.partyroom.com.my

More Info

Party Room

Atria Shopping Gallery,
3rd Floor Lot T23A, 23 & 23B,
Jalan SS 22/23, Damansara Jaya,
47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Phone Number: +603 77320736

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RED by Sirocco is one of the latest four-star boutique hotels to open in town, located along Jalan Kamunting in the Chow Kit area of Kuala Lumpur. The nearest train station to this trendy hotel is Dang Wangi LRT station. For those who dread driving, you can choose to travel around the city with the LRT train.

It’s also noteworthy to mention that surrounding the hotel are some of KL’s most popular eateries such as Yut Kee Restaurant, Kin Kin Pan Mee and Mohd Yaseen Penang Nasi Kandar.

RED By Sirocco is under M101 Holdings new ownership and the hotel is recently awarded with the Malaysia Book of Records for “The Tallest Mural in Malaysia”.

This stunning mural was painted by Malaysia graffiti artist Kenji Chai who was born in Sabah. It took him 10 hours to paint the mural daily and completed it in 21 days.

Standing at 25 floors tall, RED By Sirocco has 143 rooms, 2 dining outlets, a massage bar, a rooftop infinity pool and a well equipped fitness centre.

Checking In

Spanning at 472 square feet, the Deluxe Room is very spacious, cosy and adequate, well equipped with necessities such as vanity table, LED flat screen TV, safe box, rain shower, and the super comfortable bed where we spent our time working on our videos and website.

Among all, the most attractive in-room complimentary benefits are the classic Chinese tea set and Cafés  Richard coffee machine, all refillable every day during your stay.

The balcony gives a fantastic view of the iconic KL tower, undoubtedly the highlight of the room.

Facilities

The rooftop infinity pool of RED by Sirocco enjoys one of the best views in Kuala Lumpur. Its location on the 25th floor offers uninterrupted views of KL tower as well as Petronas Twin Towers.  The pool is only open from 7AM to 7PM.

The Rouge Club is a club lounge in RED by Sirocco and it is located alongside the infinity pool. Be sure to drop by here for their wide range of cocktails and alcohols.

At the lower ground floor, beside the concierge is BARkery, a bakery house where you can get freshly baked pastries as well as coffee and beverages.

For those who would like to have a rejuvenating experience, their on-site massage bar is a must visit. Named The Rub Bar, the massage bar is the perfect place to relax after a long day of touristing around KL.

The environment of The Rub Bar is calm and soothing, and you could really enjoy yourself with the massage offered here by their friendly staff.

Verdict

All in all, we enjoyed our 3 days 2 nights staycation at RED by Sirocco. The hotel is in a quiet private street, it made us feel a world away from the hustle and bustle of KL city but central enough to reach the main sights and attractions in only minutes by foot.

The hotel’s highlights are the rooftop bar and cozy massage bar—be sure to save some time to enjoy it.

Thanks to the RED by Sirroco team for arranging this stay.

More Info

RED by Sirroco, Kuala Lumpur

No. 3, Jalan Kamunting,
50300 Kuala Lumpur

Phone: +603 2603 1133

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The Majapahit in Arcoris Mont Kiara serves traditional and modern fusion of Southeast Asian cuisine. Despite marketing themselves as a Thai-Indonesian restaurant, the menu also made up of other Southeast Asian dishes from Malaysia and Vietnam.

To ensure the authenticity of its food, The Majapahit appointed an Indonesian chef who has extensive cooking experience for more than 25 years in Indonesian cuisine. On top of that, the chef previously served at the award-winning Thai restaurant Ginger in Kuala Lumpur.

The restaurant’s high ceiling, extensive windows and pleasant decor allows lots of room for natural light and beautiful Instagram pictures.

In order to enjoy The Majapahit dishes to the fullest, it is best to come here in big groups, ideally among 4 to 6 person because many items on the menu are meant for sharing. For instance the Satay of Southeast Asia (RM52), Curry Galore (RM52), The Royal Wings (RM48).

Satay of Southeast Asia

The platter comes with Balinese fish satay, Malaysian chicken satay, Indonesian beef satay and Vietnamese sugarcane prawn with homemade dipping sauces.

Curry Galore

Feast on four signature curry in The Majapahit; Thai Red Curry Beef, Thai Green Curry Chicken, Indonesian Squid Curry and Malaysian Prawn Curry served with chapati bread and cassava crackers.

The Royal Wings

A trio of juicy chicken wings tossed in Indonesian Sweet Sauce, Malaysian Spicy Sambal and Thai Sauce.

Sharing dishes are also available here for “tai chou” style dining experience. For butter chicken fans, their Coconut Butter Chicken (RM25) is highly suggested. Here, the butter gravy was cooked with margarine, cream, and coconut milk. As a result the dish is more thick and flavoured packed compared with the regular butter chicken.

Tom Yam is a must when it comes to Thai food, and The Majapahit’s Spicy Seafood Tom Yam (RM32) was exceptional. We presumed that the spiciness would be toned down because of its expatriate demographic, turns out we were wrong. A generous amount of prawns, squids and fishes submerged in the spicy soup which was fragrant with lemongrass and kaffir lime.

One of the restaurant’s signature dish is the iconic Crispy Flying Fish (RM52). The fish was presented beautifully and deep fried till crispy, served together with sweet and spicy dark sauce.

Thai Stir-fried Baby Kailan (RM29) 

Vietnamese Drip Coffee (RM13)

Overall, it was a positive experience and we were quite satisfied with the food and service despite the fact this was an invited review. So, if you’re looking for somewhere special to celebrate a birthday, an anniversary or a special gathering, The Majapahit Restaurant is a good option.

More Info

G8, G9 & G10, Ground Level,
Arcoris Mont’ Kiara,
10, Jalan Kiara, Mont’ Kiara,
50480 Kuala Lumpur

Operating Hours: 12.00PM – 3.00PM, 5.00PM – 12.00AM

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If you’re a cheese lover living around the Klang Valley, chances are you’ve heard of Restaurant Cheese Banjir. As the name suggests, this restaurant is known for its generous amounts of cheese served in almost every dish. They first became popular because of its controversial Cheese Durian Milo Kaw which was made popular by various online media.

We sampled the outrages Beef Meatza Add on Cheese & Add on Toppings (8 Slices, RM103). Instead of Pizza dough, Cheese Banjir uses 100% Beef for the base. If you have a religious obligation to avoid consuming beef, Cheese Banjir also offers Lamb base.

As you could tell by looking at the picture, an overwhelming amount of Cheddar Cheese and Mozzarella Cheese is added in the pizza. Cheese is also stuffed inside the meat base before baking and grilling, hence every bite is guaranteed to give you good amounts of cheese and meat.

Needless to say, if you’re a meat lover or cheese lover you’ll find this dish super enjoyable. Portion wise, this 8 piece Meatza with Add ons could easily fill up 8 – 10 people.

Since its durian season and everyone is going crazy over it, we decided to give their new dessert, Pulut Durian Tergolek (RM69/3-4PAX) a try. This dessert is topped with pulut, two scoops of vanilla ice cream, 12 huge chunks of D24 Durians fruits, chocolate drizzles and santan.

It’s basically a monster-upgrade rendition durian sticky rice served with vanilla ice cream. While it’s commonly available in Thailand, according to the owner you can only find this dessert at Cheese Banjir restaurant as of now.

Cheese Banjir also serve great pasta here as well but with limited choices. Spaghetti Sotong (RM30) was vibrant and brimming with flavours. It had a hint of spiciness that lights up the creamy sauce. Quite delicious especially when paired with their fried sotong.

A visit to Cheese Banjir wouldn’t be complete without trying their famous Lamb Grill The Hulk Cheese Banjir (RM40). The Lamb was surprisingly quite thick and tender, and the meat’s seasoning hit the spot nicely – good enough to be eaten on its own. However the overflowing of cheese sauce certainly helped enhance this dish.

Yes, we managed to sample the controversial Cheese Durian Milo Kaw (RM25). Despite the unorthodox ingredients which make it sound gross, we personally enjoyed the heck out of it. There was something about the combination of Milo and Cheese which gives a gratifying taste. This drink came with 3 huge chucks of Real D24 Durian fruits which acts more of a dessert to the drink.

Cheese Banjir also has its fair share of “normal” food for those who crave ordinary taste. The Asam Pedas Fish with Rice (RM16) was unbelievably spicy but still pretty and we enjoyed it thoroughly. If you have a low heat tolerance you better not order this.

This article is written in collaboration with Cheese Banjir.

More Info

Cheese Banjir
Lot 19, G-Village, Jalan 1.76, Desa Pandan
Kuala Lumpur

Operating Hours: 10AM – 10.30PM, Daily

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Despite the secluded location Sulaiman Cendol is one of the most popular eateries in Kuala Lumpur. This legendary cendol stall has been operating for over 35 years and is commonly regarded as one of the best foods in eat around Pudu.

In case you’re wondering, yes that’s not Uncle Sulaiman whom you’d usually expect to see. We visited this stall during the long Hari Raya Holiday, hence Uncle Sulaiman had gone back to his hometown. Taking his place is a charismatic young chap who works at a super-fast pace. We found him to be extremely approachable, friendly and accommodating to our video and photography.

Prices are quite cheap as a Cendol Biasa cost RM1.40 each. It’s probably the cheapest cendol in Kuala Lumpur. However do set your expectations straight as this basic bowl comes with absolutely no toppings besides the green jelly.

You’re much better off spending an extra 60cents for Cendol Special @ RM2 which comes with generous amounts of toppings. The strong flavours from fresh toppings boost the flavours making the Cendol Special much more delicious than the latter. The ratio of coconut milk to palm sugar was perfect and the level of sweetness was spot on.

Impressed with the Cendol Special, we decided to give ABC @ RM2.50 a try. We enjoyed the generous amounts of toppings which includes multi-colored pears, peanuts and jelly cubes. Portion wise, it’s enough to feed 2 people.

If you’re coming here expecting to be blown away by the Cendol you will go home disappointed. Don’t get us wrong, the Cendol and ABC was quite delicious but not special enough to warrant a special trip to Pudu. Nevertheless, if you are nearby this particular area, it’s certainly worth a try.

At RM2 Per Bowl with the generous amounts of toppings, we’d say it’s certainly value for money and a good refreshing treat to enjoy during a hot day.

More Info

Sulaiman Cendol at M.S.S Maju

13, Jalan Pasar Baharu,
Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur.

Operating Hours: 8.30AM – finish

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Petronas Twin Towers is the most recognisable landmark of Malaysia, as well as an iconic representation of the city of Kuala Lumpur.

Every year, many tourists flock over to KL to visit this classic attraction. If you don’t want to get cramped up with other people, you can choose to book a hotel that offer beautiful view of the towers, where you can relax and sit back, while enjoy the view from the comfort of your hotel rooms.

Here are 10 Best Hotels in Kuala Lumpur with Petronas Twin Towers View.

1. Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur

Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur is one of the most highly sought hotel offerings in town. All of their hotel rooms come with floor-to-ceiling windows ensure that all guests get to enjoy the best view of Petronas Twin Towers. Don’t leave without dining in the hotel’s main restaurant THIRTY8 which offers 360-degree views of KL city as the restaurant revolves.

Price: From RM659 / Night
Address: 12, Jalan Pinang, 50450, Kuala Lumpur

2. Traders Hotel by Shangri-La

One of KL’s most luxury hotel, Traders Hotel by Shangri-La is only 15-minutes walk away from KLCC and has some of the finest view. On top of their tastefully designed rooms and comfortable beds, this hotel also has a massive rooftop swimming pool and a bar named SkyBar, which is KL’s most popular rooftop bar with amazing cocktails.

Price: From RM510 / Night
Address: Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088, Kuala Lumpur

3. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur is slightly further away from the Twin Towers as compared to other hotels listed in this guide, but the property is conveniently located inside the impressive Intermark Mall near Ampang LRT. Room is clean and has a nice unblocked view of the city and Twin Towers. The hotel also provides a one-way shuttle bus service to KLCC, Petaling Street and Pavilion KL.

Price: From RM485 / Night
Address: 348 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400, Kuala Lumpur

4. Pullman KLCC Hotel and Residences

Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre Hotel and Residences Hotel is an ideal choice for anyone looking for an accommodation nearby malls and restaurants. Not only the hotel is conveniently located beside Pavilion KL and Fahrenheit 88, the hotel has a fantastic view of KL city. Their Deluxe Room bathroom comes with a bathtub overlooking Twin Towers through a big window.

Price: From RM319 / Night
Address: 4, Jalan Conlay, 50450, Kuala Lumpur

5. Tamu Hotel & Suites

Located in the heart of Kampung Baru, Tamu Hotel & Suites is a perfect stay for those who’d like to have a eating trip in KL. Featuring one of the biggest infinity pool in town, choose the Standard Double/Twin Room for the best view. If you want to see uninterrupted Twin Towers and KL Tower at the same time, you can choose the Junior Suite.

Price: From RM247 / Night
Address: 120, Jalan Raja Abdullah, Kampung Baru, 50300 Kuala Lumpur

6. Hilton Garden Inn Chow Kit

If you’re looking for luxury accommodation on a friendlier budget, look no further than Hilton Garden Inn. They don’t have a swimming pool or a spa centre in the hotel, however the rooms have all the comforts you’d expect from a Hilton brand, such as branded toiletries and comfy beds. Choose between the city view or the view of the famous Petronas Twin Towers for your stay.

Price: From RM157 / Night
Address: 449, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, 50100 Kuala Lumpur

7. Grand Seasons Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

Situated in Jalan Pahang, nearby PWTC, Grand Seasons Hotel is a popular choice among business and solo travellers. Despite the outside of the hotel looks old, the hotel room is nice and comfortable. On top of that, the hotel is extremely cheap for what it offered, being a great option to book in KL. We recommend booking a Deluxe Room for a view of Petronas Twin Tower.

Price: From RM179 / Night
Address: 72, Jalan Pahang, 53000, Kuala Lumpur

8. Corus Hotel

For a hotel that is located in the heart of KL, Corus Hotel is quite an affordable option compared to other hotels in the neighbourhood. With a price less than RM300, you can get to enjoy on-site spa, swimming pools, a gym, as well as sleeping in the comfy room while enjoying the view of Petronas Twin Towers, but you need to request for it when you are checking in.

Price: From RM210 / Night
Address: Jalan Ampang, 50450, Kuala Lumpur

9. Impiana KLCC Hotel

Impiana KLCC is centrally situated right next to KLCC to Bukit Bintang Pedestrian Walkway and surrounded by many business organisations, which makes it a hot favourite among business travellers. Besides that, the hotel also offer a 24-hour Pillow Menu service to its guests to ensure they sleep well during their stay.

Price: From RM333 / Night
Address: 13, Jalan Pinang, 50450, Kuala Lumpur

10. Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur

Located on the busy Jalan Sultan Ismail, Sheraton Imperial Hotel Kuala Lumpur is a short stroll from the exciting nightlife hot spots, such as Hard Rock Café and Nuovo. Choose the Twin Tower View Deluxe Room for the best view of the Petronas Twin Tower.

Price: From RM347 / Night
Address: Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250, Kuala Lumpur

PS: All price listed here are obtained from hotels.com, not sponsored.

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Lai Ching Yuen is one of the very few top notch Cantonese restaurants in Kuala Lumpur that serves high quality all-you-can-eat dim sum. With over 50 types of handcrafted delights and an affordable price tag of RM74 per pax, Lai Ching Yuen’s ala-carte all-you-can-eat dim sum is a steal.

Despite it is a buffet concept, the dim sum is not placed at a designated corner for you to retrieve. Instead, you place your order on the order chit and give it to the waiters, which is a plus point as you don’t have to snatch your food with other people.

Variety wise, the dim sum menu is divided into 6 categories, steamed dim sum, deep fried dim sum, baked dim sum, porridge, steamed rice rolls (chee cheong fun) and desserts.

Steamed Siew Mai with Fish Roe – the size of this is bigger than what’s usually served in Chinese coffee shop. The skin was soft and firm and did not break when lifted with chopsticks. The meat inside tasted real and not frozen and Fish Roe was a nice touch.

Steamed Prawn Dumpling – delicious and a must try here. One of the best value as well if you intend to get your money’s worth.

Steam BBQ Pork Bun – as simple as it looks, this is one of our favourite dishes here. We enjoyed the bun’s soft texture and smooth and savory filling.

Steam Glutinous Rice with Lard Meat – although it doesn’t come with lotus leaf, it was still packed with a punch of flavours and aroma.

Deep-fried Bean Curd Roll with Shrimp – those who love fried dim sum or prawns should try this best-seller.

Steamed Custard Bun With Egg Yolk – the custard filling was runny and beautifully flows out as you tear the soft buns. The salted egg yolk was rich and delicious and we were pleasantly surprised with the amount of fillings used.

Deep-Fried Yam Puff

Pan-Fried Bun with Salted Fish

Pan-Fried Pork Dumpling Chive

Steamed Rice Roll With Preserved Vegetables And Meat

Steamed Spinach Dumpling With Preserved Vegetables

Steamed Rice Rolls With Shrimp

Szechuan Style Steamed Wanton

Steamed Dumpling Soup with Assorted Seafood

Pan-Fried Tofu with Chilli Flakes

Verdict

Overall it was a satisfying feast, especially for the price you’re paying. The dim sums here are no doubt delicious and top notch quality. Furthermore service was efficient as the chefs are quite knowledgeable with their product.

Lai Ching Yuen is also one of the few Cantonese restaurants in a hotel that still serves pork, preserving its essence as an authentic Cantonese restaurant.

This article is written in collaboration with Grand Millennium Kuala Lumpur. 

More Info

Lai Ching Yuen
Grand Millennium Kuala Lumpur,
160 Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur

Operating Hours: 12.00PM to 2.30PM (Dim Sum promotion is only available during lunch time)
Phone Number: +603 2117 4180
Email: lcy@millenniumhotels.com

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Think about some of the most popular Nasi Lemak in Kuala Lumpur, chances are you might name Nasi Lemak Wanjo. Located in Kampung Baru, this humble eatery is famous among locals during breakfast and supper as they operate from early morning until late night.

Formerly known as Nasi Lemak Mak Wanjo, the restaurant has been operating for 55 years as they started as a regular roadside stall. Today Nasi Lemak Wanjo is highly regarded as the best Nasi Lemak in Kuala Lumpur.

Much like most Nasi Lemak stalls, you will be served a standard plate of santan rice and essential ingredients ikan bilis , boiled egg and cucumber. Feel free to request for more rice or sambal as you will not be charged extra for it. And lastly, you proceed with the side dishes of your choice.

Nasi Lemak with Fried Chicken and Sotong Sambal (RM11)

Two of the better side dish here are the Sambal Sotong and Fried chicken. The fried chicken had a wonderful smell, moist and tender on the inside. The Sambal Sotong on the other hand is cooked to the right tenderness. The sotong sizes were quite big and the sambal here was quite spicy.

Nasi Lemak Wanjo don’t skimp out on the portion of Sotong and the sizes of each sotong was quite big compared to other nasi lemak eateries.

The sambal by Nasi Lemak Wanjo is the sweet type but if you are a spicy sambal lover, don’t be put off by that. It tasted absolutely delicious, mildly spicy and paired well with the aromatic santan rice. And if you are yearning for a spicy kick, their sambal sotong is a must to order. The sotong was fresh and tender and we loved how the sotong soaked up the sambal that was cooked in it.

Price wise, we wouldn’t call it cheap since it is an authentic Nasi Lemak spot at Kampung Baru. But at least it was reasonable enough as we took 2 side dishes and we feel you get what you paid for. Moreover, it taste absolutely delicious hence we don’t mind the price tag,

Edit: We also tried the popular Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa which was mere walking distance away. Truth to be told, taste-wise is wasn’t up to par hence we decided it’s not worth reviewing.

More Info

Nasi Lemak Wanjo
8, Jalan Raja Muda Musa,
Kampung Baru, KL

Operating Hours: 6AM – 12PM , 4PM – 1AM

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Meat The Porkers had always been on our MUST TRY Indian restaurant list. Fortunately for us, the founder Mr. Herukh recently invited us to sample some of the restaurant’s classic as well as some new dishes.

If we are not mistaken, Meat The Porkers is the first Porky Indian restaurant in Malaysia and possibly Southeast Asia. Think of the place to get your pork craving fixed, Indian style. Mr. Herukh is also the brain behind the popular Fierce Curry House which is why we knew the food here is going to be freaking delicious.

Mr. Herukh explained to us on how each pork cuts are carefully selected to compliment the nature of a particular dish. Simply put, Meat The Porkers does not simply add pork in Indian dishes just for the sake of being unique. Instead, multiple research and development is done before selecting a pork cut for a particular dish.

The Tandoori Pork Ribs (RM48) is a perfect example of Meat The Porkers executing a porky infused dish perfectly. The pork ribs was quite tender and well marinated, we can even taste the strong tandoori flavours inside the pork’s flesh. We thought this was one of the best dishes in the restaurant as we enjoy the well marinated flavours and tenderness of the pork ribs.

While the Tandoori Pork Ribs was flavourful on its own, it is still served with traditional mint sauce, homemade tamarind sauce and shredded coconut.

Unlike most tandoori dishes in restaurant, the tandoori pork ribs at Meat The Porkers are freshly roasted in the clay oven upon ordering. This will ensure the tandoori flavours is fresh well marinated inside the flesh.

We were told by Mr. Herukh that Tandoori Pork Ribs was one of the hardest dishes to get right. The rib doesn’t stay on the metal stick while coking in the tandoori oven, hence a potato is impaled at the edge of the metal to ensure the ribs stays on the stick while cooking.

Of course, to complete Tandoori experience we had their Bacon Cheese Naan (RM15). This is yet another dish where pork-infusion done right. The bacon and cheese adds much needed dept and flavours. The naan was delightfully tasty and amazingly crispy just the way we love it.

One of the most known dish is Siew Yoke Biryani Rice (RM28) which went viral last year due to its uniqueness. Thanks to the viral effect and taste to back it up, this dish is still going strong today.  Taste-wise, the rice was fluffy and aromatic as it was infused with strong spices. The siew yoke was tender and was well-infused in the biryani flavours.

The crispy part of siew yoke was served separately to avoid it from turning soggy during the cooking process. Overall, we were satisfied with the Siew Yoke Briyani and we could see why it is so popular.

Palak Paneer (RM22) and Pork Rogan Josh (RM28) was pretty alright as well. We loved the addition of feta cheese as it blended well with the Palak Paneer’s consistency. The Pork Rogan Josh was a little too spicy to our liking but still quite flavourful.

Another gravy-based dish we had was the Butter Pork (RM30). Taste-wise, this was one of the dish we’ve tried in Meat the Porkers. The pork was cooked to perfection with roasted tomato, butter and spices which resulted in a thick and creamy texture. It was mildly spicy and just one sip of this amazing gravy was enough to tantalize our taste buds.

As a part of their new menu, Meat the Porkers is introducing a number of Mexican influenced dishes such as Chicken 65 Tacos (RM30).

In hindsight we probably should have gotten the porky taco instead of chicken. Anyway, the Chicken 65 Taco is stuffed with boneless chicken, chunks of homemade sauce and Mexican tomato salsa. We found the chicken to be nicely seasoned and cooked well as it was quite tender and flavourful.

More Info 

Meat The Porkers
D1-G3-5 Jalan Dutamas 1,
Solaris Dutamas,
50480, Kuala Lumpur.

Cuisine: Indian/Indian Fusion
Operating Hours: 12.00PM – 3.30PM, 6.00PM – 10.30PM, closed Tuesdays

Read also: This Restaurant Serves Seafood Cajun With Black Pepper Durian Sauce And It Is Freaking Delicious

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If you are looking for a short makan trip in Kuala Lumpur complete with accommodation, you might want to check out Tamu Hotel & Suites. Tamu Hotel & Suites is a 4 Star Business-Class Hotel located in the heart of Kampung Baru. While it doesn’t seem like much on the outside, the view from the rooms and infinity pool was simply stunning.

It is strategically located in Kampung Baru which is relatively known to feature some of the best Malay food in Kuala Lumpur such as Nasi Lemak Wanjo, Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa, Apam Balik Nusantara and lots more.

We were pleasantly surprise by the top notch service here especially for a 4 star hotel. The staffs here were polite, welcoming and super accommodating. We stayed at Tamu Hotel and Suites for 3 days and 2 nights and needless to say, we couldn’t be more pleased with our experience.

From what we’ve gathered, a standard room starts from RM218 while a junior suite starts from RM319. We stayed in the junior suite which came with stunning views of both the Twin Towers and KL Tower.

In addition to the basic amenities such as such as an electric kettle, air conditioning, 2 LED flat screen TV, safe box, shower, cupboard, complimentary WiFi, prayer mat is also provided in every room for Muslim guests.

The only thing we were extremely unhappy about the room is the lack of internet connection. Not only it was pretty slow, the WiFi signal is unreachable in the sleeping room. We spoke to the hotel about it and they are aware of the short comings and are apparently working to fix it. Hence by the time you read this, the WiFi would be a non-issue.

The bathroom has all the basic bath products needed for your stay. This huge bathroom features a bath tub and a super strong pressured rain shower system. The water heater worked efficiently and was beyond our expectations so there is nothing to complain about.

One of the best things about Tamu Hotel is the view and the massive infinity pool. The pool is located at the 14^th floor, it should impress you with Kuala Lumpur’s amazing Twin Tower and KL Tower view. The pool has a roof hence even if it rains, you can still swim without a worry. Currently, the pool is only opened from 7AM – 7PM.

Tamu Hotel is still in its infancy stage hence many restaurants isn’t opened yet. However, the coffee house at the lobby, dubbed Tamu Junction is opened 24 hours and has typical dishes like Nasi Lemak and Curry Noodles.

The food here was quite disappointing as service was super slow and taste was just so-so. We highly recommend to try out the neighbouring restaurants such as Nasi Lemak Wanjo, Durian Cendol, Suriya Thai just to name a few.

Verdict

Overall, our 3 days 2 night staycation at Tamu Hotel was enjoyable. Although their F&B area isn’t strong, the massive infinity pool and beautiful room view certainly makes this hotel desirable.  If you value comfort over price, Tamu Hotel is probably for you.

We are quite sure Tamu Hotel will continue to be among the best choices for accommodation in Kuala Lumpur for the years to come.

More Info

Tamu Hotel & Suites
120, Jalan Raja Abdullah,
Kampong Bharu,
50300 Kuala Lumpur

Phone: +603 2603 1999

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With the Klang Valley’s densely crowded population and heavy traffic, the city is not entirely cyclists-friendly. That being said, it might be discouraging to take up cycling as hobby. However not all parts of the Klang Valley consists of just traffic and buildings. In fact many of there are many recreation park that comes with fascinating scenery views and cycling pathway, suitable for bikers to relax and enjoy what mother nature has to offer.

With that said, here are the best 7 cycling routes in the Klang Valley.

1. Desa Park City Central Park @ Kuala Lumpur

The Central Park is one of the famous cycling spots in KL with its 9-foot-wide pathway and stunning landscape. The best way to enjoy its beauty is to go cycling around the man-made lake while enjoying the refreshing lakeside breezes.

Bicycle rental: Not available
Address: Jalan Residen 2, Desa Parkcity, 52200 Kuala Lumpur

2. Shah Alam National Botanical Park @ Shah Alam

Spanning at 1,295 hectare, Shah Alam National Botanical Park is one of the largest botanical park around in Malaysia. Make sure you have a good breakfast before coming here to cycle as the terrain here is quite hilly and challenging.

Bicycle rental: RM10 for 1 hour of bicycle rental and RM1 for each subsequent hour
Address: 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor

3. Putrajaya Botanical Garden @ Putrajaya

The Putrajaya Botanical Garden is not just a well-maintained park, it is also a family friendly place with a wide range of facilities for the whole family, including cycling. Do note that the botanical garden opens at 7am, but the cycling counter opens at 9am.  Entrance price starting from RM2 per hour on weekdays.

Bicycle rental: Rental fee of RM2 per hour
Address: Persiaran Sultan Sallahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah, Presint 1, 62000, Putrajaya, Selangor

4. Taman Jaya Park @ Seksyen 10, Petaling Jaya 

Taman Jaya Park is a popular place to go cycling among PJ-ians. Located opposite Amcorp Mall, the park has is surrounded by the greenery and clean fresh air, making it a haven for outdoor activities lovers. The park has recently been upgraded to include public toilets and gazebos to serve as rain shelters and resting stops along the bike lanes.

Bicycle rental: Not available
Address: 1, Jalan 10/7, Taman Jaya, 46000 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

5. Perdana Botanical Gardens @ Kuala Lumpur

This is perfect for nature lover who enjoy relaxing and scenic ride. Cyclists can enjoy tranquil and breathtaking views as there are tropical gardens, a hibiscus garden and an orchid garden. If you want a more challenging route, try cycling up the nearby Bukit Tunku for the uphill climb to Tugu Negara.

Bicycle rental: Not available
Address: Jalan Kebun Bunga, Tasik Perdana, 55100 Kuala Lumpur

6. Bukit Kiara Park @ TTDI, KL

This massive TTDI neighbourhood park features a spacious and nicely paved path, ideal for biking and jogging. Many thrill-seeking cyclists also enjoy coming to the park to take biking to a whole new level by taking on steep trails.

Bicycle rental: Not available
Address: Jalan Burhanuddin Helmi, 60000, Kuala Lumpur

7. Kepong Metropolitan Park @ Kepong 

One of the largest recreational parks in the heart of KL, this park comes with a 3km cycling path, making it a perfect place for outdoor lovers to cycle. This 95-hectare is also a popular place among the locals to fly kites and gathering with family as it also comes with a children’s playgroud.

Bicycle rental: Not available
Address: Jalan Lingkaran Tengah 2, Kepong Metropolitan Lake-garden, 52100 Kuala Lumpur

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If you are seeking for an Indian-style Claypot Curry Rice, you might want to check out Satti Sorru stall which operates at Ban Heng Chinese coffee shop. Indian claypots dishes are a rare find, especially ones that offers exotic meat such as Monitor Lizard and Wild boar.

If the number of claypots one the stove is a measure for success for this business, then this stall is winning tremendously as each stove is always occupied with at least one claypot.

The workers here were quite friendly and accommodating to our camera. If you’re lucky, the cooking will be done by the boss himself.

There are 4 types of Claypot curries you can choose – Monitor Lizard (RM15), Mutton (RM12), Wild Boar (RM10) and Chicken (RM8). Naturally we opted for the Monitor Lizard as it is a rare find around the Klang Valley.

We must say, watching the cooking process of this Indian Claypot Curry Rice was certainly therapeutic. Each Claypot dish is cooked with creamy masala paste, pineapple, onions, Indian spices, your choice of meat, and rice. If you have low heat tolerance you can request for less spicy version as dishes are cooked to order.

Upon taking the first bite, it was apparently that the dish was rich and flavourful. It had a strong spicy kick and an overall moist texture. The dish lacks long lasting heat as only gas stove was used. We personally found the monitor lizard’s to be extremely bony and felt we should have opt for the wild boar instead.

It took about 15 minutes for our dish to arrive because we are the first customer. Apparently it usually takes over 30 minutes to be serve as the boss has lots of orders.

Verdict

All in all, Satti Sorru did not disappoint for us as it was cooked by the boss himself. Although we weren’t impressed with the monitor lizard, at least our curiosity was fulfilled so we had no regrets.

More Info

Satti Sorru
Kedai Kopi & Makanan Ban Heng
148, Jalan Loke Yew & Persiaran Jubilee,
Pudu, 55200,
Kuala Lumpur.

Cuisine: Indian
Operating Hours: 6.00PM – 11.00PM (closed Tuesdays)
Facebook: facebook.com/claypotindian

Read also: Charcoal Queen Fish Steamboat @ USJ 1, Subang Jaya

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While there is certainly no shortage of Claypot Chicken Rice dishes in the Klang Valley, it can be quite tough to find a significantly good one. Most claypot rice here are either too mushy, or lacked of aroma in our opinion.

So when we found out about Heun Kee Claypot Chicken Rice we jumped to try it as it is widely regarded as one of the best-tasting Claypot Chicken Rice in Kuala Lumpur.

Located near the Pudu wet market at Jalan Yew, Heun Kee Claypot Chicken Rice has been around for more than 30 years. The restaurant was founded by Madam Heun, a friendly auntie who started off with a small hawker stall at the Petaling Jaya Old Town wet market.

Heun Kee Claypot Chicken Rice still uses charcoal stove used charcoal stoves to cook the rice. Apparently, using charcoal makes a significant difference in the taste as it gives the dish an overall better flavour and aroma.

A standard bowl of Claypot Chicken Rice (S) (RM12.50) with added egg (RM1.50) and extra chinese sausages (RM5) was enough to be shared between the two of us. However if you are a big eater we highly suggest you opt for the medium portion which cost RM22.

As we mix everything in the claypot while it was still pipping hot, a strong and smoky aroma hits us hard. Although we opt for extra chinese sausage, the restaurant was quiet generous with their chicken meat. Salted fish is given separately on top of the rice.

Taste-wise, the rice was soft and fluffy, with each grain distinct and moist but not mushy. The chicken pieces in the claypot were well marinated with flavours of soy, sesame oil, chinese wine and a hint of ginger. Although we added the entire salted fish the saltiness wasn’t too overpowering. In fact it gave a good balance of salty flavour and enhanced the overall dish.

We notice that the Claypot Chicken Rice was piping hot throughout our entire meal. We believe this must be the benefit of cooking over charcoal as the heat tends to remain longer.

While you are here, try the Pig Stomach Soup (RM11) to go with our rice. It was a light but flavorsome soup that balance out the heat from the claypot rice.

Verdict

Simply put, Heun Kee Claypot Chicken Rice is one of (if not) the best Claypot Chicken Rice in Kuala Lumpur. The claypot dishes here was perfectly cooked and taste quite delicious. The only downside of this restaurant is that it is cooked by foreigners as Madam Heun already passed down the skills to her workers.

Nonetheless, they were skillful in their craft and needless to say we will visit Heun Kee again. We will probably have the Waxed Duck Pot Rice as we were told it is pretty good.

More Info 

Heun Kee Claypot Chicken Rice

59, Ground Floor,
Jalan Yew, Pudu,
55100 Kuala Lumpur.

Cuisine: Chinese
Operating Hours: 11.00AM – 9.30PM,  closed on every 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month

Read also: Peel Road Chinese Nasi Lemak (啤律椰漿飯) @ Cheras, Kuala Lumpur

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