Hai Di Lao is a popular chain of hot pot restaurants founded in Sichuan province of China in 1994. It is the largest hotpot chain in China and has expanded overseas with more than 1350 restaurants around the world, including in Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, United Kingdom, Canada, United States and Vietnam. I paid a visit to this world-renowned hot pot […]
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If you’re follower of Chef Takeshi Wada of the previous Osaka Kitchen at J’s Gate Dining at Lot 10 Shopping Centre, you will be delighted to know that he made a comeback into city’s dining scene at Okonomi by Tokyo Don. Nestled in Tokyo Street of Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, Okonomi is a casual Japanese restaurant specializes in Teppanyaki, Okonomiyaki, […]
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My first try on Ho Min Shan’s food was via food delivery a few months ago when we still in the ‘first’ CMCO. I was pretty impressed with what I had and decided to pay it a visit again. Ho Min Shan is one of the eateries located on the refurbished first floor of The Waterfront, Desa Parkcity. Other […]
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My youngest sister wanted to have Peking Duck for our recent family gathering and this place immediately flashed into my mind because I’ve read quite a few online reviews of this place some time ago. We arrived the rebranded DRAGON-i Peking Duck at 1 Utama Shopping Mall punctually on our reservation time and being usher to our table located […]
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My foodie friend has been telling me that Suki-Ya is one of her most frequented shabu-shabu places and I finally dined in here last month at one of its many outlets at IPC Shopping Centre. Opened its first outlet at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur on 2011, Suki-Ya is a “Eat-All-You-Can” Shabu Shabu restaurant (pork-free) which has expanded to have nine branches […]
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