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Gosh….where do I even begin? Was this our worst makan experience ever? Good and worthy Groupon deals are as real as a dancing unicorn? Don’t believe 100% you read in “preview” or “invited” food reviews? (yes, I’m gullible…unfortunately.) Should I write in bulleted forms because there’s so much to get off my chest (in case, our chests)?
Let’s take a short break from western food, shall we? 🙂 I’m going to introduce my favourite ikan bakar place which is located in Kelana Jaya, near Restoran Mohd Chan Abdullah and Giant (and my cats’ vet clinic).
Have been super busy since CNY. I have so many pending food posts but just didn’t have the time to sit down and sort out the pictures. Anyway, BF and I went all the way to Kepong for Thai food. He is a Tom Yam lover. So being a nice GF, I search for
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
Not far from Sungai Bakan Seafood Restaurant is another famous seafood makan place. Medan Muara Ikan Bakar is popular with its ikan bakar. There’s no designated parking area. If you’re early, you will get to park right in front of the restaurant. Otherwise, find a space along the road. Come early or call in
One of the most popular stall in Signature’s Food Court. It is famous for its grilled seafood, fried noodles and rice. Average waiting time is 10-15 minutes during peak time. Wok & Grill, KLCC Beef Fried Rice (RM6.90) This was good. Quite a number of people ordered this when we were there. Recommended 🙂 Kam
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
