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Was in KLCC for shopping recently. Didn’t know what to have for dinner. Decided to go to Signature Food Court at second floor. At least there, I know I would be spoilt for choices. I saw a long queue at this stall. Hmmm…nasi kandar stall. Some nasi briyani, perhaps? Bought a piece of fried
Going to Port Klang for some seafood. Nice view from the restaurant. All tables are arranged to face the sea. Jasmine tea (hot and cold) was given to all customers. We thought that it’s complimentary. Turns out it’s RM0.70 per glass when we saw the bill. A little unethical as the waiters did not inform us about the
Sat down and ordered Ipoh kuey teow soup. This is what I got besides the kuey teow and a few pieces of fish balls…. Raw carrots. So hard that I can’t even bite through it. A close up of the carrot. I’ve been here less than five times. They are the only shop which
Hungry + Greedy = RM15.90 chap fan. * sigh * KLCC Food Court Kuala Lumpur
I love spicy food. I love briyani. My next search for the best nasi briyani in KL takes me to the city centre. I heard that the nasi briyani sells so well that you have to be there as early as possible to avoid disappointment. The stall is located at Lorong Bandar 13, Medan Pasar. It is quite hidden. Just look out
In search for the best nasi briyani in KL. First stop…UK Asia in Bukit Bintang. The shop is next to Nasi Ayam Hailam. Will try their chicken rice one day. Looks promising with lots of customers. Anyway, UK Asia serves Pakistani style of briyani. Many foreigners having briyani there too. Verdict: the rice was really
Carbonara with mushrooms, chicken ham, celery, green pepper and egg on the top. Not too bad. Chicken wings. Nothing special. Tiny portion. Meatball spaghetti. Too watery. Cucur. With lots of vege. Scrummy Restaurant Rivercity, Jalan Ipoh Kuala Lumpur.
