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We were in Kelana Jaya yesterday to try the famous Fend Ikan Bakar. Too bad it was not opened for dinner. So I suggested Mohd Chan Restaurant which is just a stone away from Fend Ikan Bakar. I have always wanted to try Mohd Chan’s dishes as I know it is a very popular makan
A flying saucer on the menu cover 😛 A list of coffee from all over Malaysia. Very interesting. I like that they have many choices of rice dishes. They even have lontong which is one of my favourite Hari Raya food. Iced Kopi Kemaman (RM5.00++) It was slightly sweet but not too bad. I’m
I was craving for curry noodles after I had a really delicious, out of this world mee kari in the office. My craving took us to Kafe Mee Jawa in Solaris Dutamas. My obligatory photo of the menu. Kafe Mee Jawa offers many variety of noodles. Hmmmm….I’m spoilt  for choice. Price is on high side
There’s no need for an introduction to the famous Murni, I’m sure. Almost everyone I know have been here at least once. So let’s see what we had during our recent visit there. By the way, I did not take any pic of their menu as the menu was really, really in a bad shape.
Muhibbah Restaurant has been around as long as I could remember. It serves halal Chinese dishes. For us, this is one of the few good Chinese Muslim restaurants in Klang Valley. Menu. They have a new logo now….a daun pisang  🙂 A short history of Muhibbah. As far as I could remember, they used to
 Caution, this is an overdue blog entry 😛 1 December 2012.  We went to IOI Mall and had our late lunch there in one of the makan shops. Food was really bad. Bad, bad, bad. Not going to blog it. Not worth the time. Feeling dissatisfied, we decided to go to Paradigm Mall for
Dubu Dubu Seoul Food is a halal Korean restaurant which has three branches in Malaysia. As you know, a halal Korean restaurant is quite hard to come by. Therefore, as a special entry to all my Muslim readers and to encourage more Malay language blogs (properly written of course, no bahasa rojak or bahasa rempit
Believe or not….I have never tried the famous Klebang Coconut Shake until recently. And my grandparents’ house is located about one kilometer away. So near yet so far  😛 The stall is located at Jalan Klebang Besar. Just look for the Caltex. The stall is beside the petrol station. We were there early, before
