It was a casual night out with group of friends, we loitering around Laman Rimbunan area and found that so many new cafes mushrooming within especially Taiwanese bubble tea and dessert shops. We settled at one of the bubble tea shop that attracted our attention with the brightest signboard
Brightly lit cafe with simple tables and chairs facing the ordering counter.
The ordering... Read More
Leaf & Bean @ Laman Rimbunan
It was a casual night out with group of friends, we loitering around Laman Rimbunan area and found that so many new cafes mushrooming within especially Taiwanese bubble tea and dessert shops. We settled at one of the bubble tea shop that attracted our attention with the brightest signboard
Brightly lit cafe with simple tables and chairs facing the ordering counter.
The ordering... Read More
Amelio Patisserie & Cafe @ Desa Parkcity
Read my previous breakfast post HERE or the whole series HERE
After a morning walk at Desa Parkcity one fine Sunday we had our breakfast at Amelio Patisserie & Cafe located at 1st floor of The Waterfront.
The inviting facade.
Al-fresco terrace overlooking the playground surrounded by lush greenery.
Amelio is a European style bakery cum cafe offer freshly made breads... Read More
Soi Thai ~ Giveaway!
It has been raining for a few days and the gloomy weather make me craving for some particular food, can you guess what is that? Steamboat? Maybe, but not this time
Hint: Something will make you sweat? Bingo! It’s Thai food, my all time favourite!
Soi Thai, a Thai restaurant located at The Waterfront, Desa Park City which I really want to try out every time I pass by when I do my... Read More
Klasik Satay Station
Satay Klasik Station, voted as the “No. 1 Satay in Klang Valley” by Malaysia Food and Travel Bloggers, let’s see how true is it!
Occupied a bungalow lot hidden at residential area of Kepong Indah (near FRIM) with both air-conditioned indoor and al-fresco seats.
The grilling stations at the back of the restaurant where the satay grilling actions are... Read More
Yuan Kee
My another frequent visit dai chow place to settle my dinner, located at a stretch of stalls near AmBank Kepong Baru.
Look at the dinner crowd! Patrons start swarming this place as early as 6.30pm, so you better be early.
Some of the signature dishes showed in whiteboard in Chinese but you can ask for recommendation from the staff/captain that taking your order.
Wat Dan... Read More
Restoran SekMeChoy
Kepong definitely hub of Bak Kut Teh, there are countless Bak Kut Teh restaurant but this doesn’t stop new shop from populating this area. Sekmechoy, specializing in Claypot Pepper Bak Kut Teh is the latest addition to the huge list of Bak Kut Teh restaurants in Kepong.
Sek Me Choy had been around at Salak South for more than 20 year. The owner of the restaurant used to be in tin... Read More
Restoran Xin Xin Kee
** Please read till the end of the post, something good is waiting for you! **
It’s been raining everyday lately and what is better than having a pipping hot soupy food to warm your tummy and soul? Bak Kut Teh is something furnish a snap into my mind when I think of “comfort food”~~
I was a rainy night when I visit Restoran Xin Xin Kee with group of friends and we all... Read More
Yat Dim Sum Yi
Breakfast Series: 2 of 4
A relatively new dim sum joint at Medan Putra Business Centre, Bandar Menjalara, Kepong. Occupied 2 shoplots but the tables were quite cramped within the restaurant.
Bustling with breakfast crowd weekends. Service can be quite slow and I can’t get baby chair for Sam when one of my visit.
Siew Mai
Har Gao
Xiao Long Bao
This was quite nice,... Read More
Lan Jie Steamed Fish
Each person have the whole fish by themselves here, this is the way they serve their steamed fish to the customer. (Of course you can share, don’t worry no one will kick you out of the restaurant )
Lan Jie Steamed Fish, origin from Rawang came out with this novelty way to serve steamed fish, 一人一鱼 (Literally means ” One Fish Per Person”). This idea was brought up... Read More
Lim’s Kitchen
Extra noodle no charge = Free refillable noodle!
This board look so familiar to me. Read this Wonder are they related?
Hainan Tea (RM 3.50)
Frothy and appeared in nice layers.
Stir Fried Fish Noodle (RM 7.00)
Came with generous portion with very fragrant egg-y aroma. The bouncy fish noodle and chee cheong fun (yes, there is chee cheong fun in it too) fried with bean... Read More






