Exploring Malaysia By Interest Malaysia Restaurants / Dining
Subak is a sanctuary for "dining with nature" located at the frings of the natural virgin jungles of Bukit Lanjan, 30 minutes from KL city centre.
It blessed with naturally fertile land and copious rainfall, rice was cultivated in Bali’s highlands via numerous spring-fed streams that resulted in the development of the highly intricate and ritualised Subak water irrigation system. Subak was born out of this inspirational tradition of sharing life-giving water to sustain rice terraces in Bali.
Nelson Tan Cafe and Restaurant (鸟生蛋) is would be an ideal place for friends, couple, family or even colleagues to gather for a relax and delicious meal. In this place, you will have the time to cool down and relax by listening music, watching Astro programmes, surfing with WiFi with their free internet access, reading magazines and newspapers. The restaurant looked beautiful and oozed warm...
Since its opening in January 2006, Jogoya's flagship Japanese buffet restaurant on the Relish Floor of Starhill Gallery, Kuala Lumpur has attracted more than 1 million customers. With a large area of nearly 30000 square feet, Jogoya buffet restaurant in Kuala Lumpur can accommodate up to 580 guests at a time.
On Valentine's Day, Capt'n Hook declared his love to boiboi by making an appointment near Jalan 222 area Petaling Jaya to test drive boiboi's favourite car. We were supposed to tried one car but ended up testing the other one as well, hence by the time we were done, it was rather late for lunch. Instead of going around like headless chicken, Capt'n Hook asked the salesman to recommend a eating pla...
Nowadays, I'm limiting myself to one post a day, for fear of running out of ideas/photos/stuff to blog about in the near future, ;) April started off on a low note, feeling fatigued from opening boxes, and discarding hundreds and thousands of bottles, in the name of 'proper disposal' of 'important materials'. Hmm, what a waste of time, energy and effort. Stir fried la-la in spring onion and g...
Back to Ipoh food (temporarily, for fear of amnesia strikes) for today's post. After that mediocre outing at Haji Samuri Kajang Satay in Bukit Tinggi, Klang (read my laments HERE) last month, I lost all hope in yummylicious satay, or KAJANG satay, for that matter. I mean, Haji Samuri's supposed to be THE best Kajang Satay, with heavy promotions, branches more than an oak tree, and throngs of satay...
Departing a bit late, resulting in spoiled initial plan of having breakfast/lunch/teatime along the old trunk road from Ipoh-Tapah. ;) Team? Me and KYT only. Chose the highway instead, and travelling was a chore as it was a very, very hot day.Work started smoothly, right until some arrogant b*st*rd completely ruined my day (or rather, the 1st half of my day) No intention to elaborate further, to p...
The town of Bidor is situated south of Ipoh, between Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur via the North-South Highway (PLUS). People throng (OK, an exaggeration, but most tourists DO drop by) this town for a few obvious reasons. 1) The food - Duck noodles, biscuits, Chinese restaurants, KFC and typical hawker fare at the wet market.2) The fruits/vegetables - Guava, petai (stinkbeans!!! ^o^), & various local delights...
On the 1st day of 2009, I was still reeling from the previous night's experience, walked miles after miles of unnecessary pilgrimage with thousands of others, as I chose to take the train, seeing that most roads were closed off to traffic.However, on the day after, things started to pick up, as influenced by the many rave reviews of Tenji's buffet promotion, we crawled, traversed and scrambled our...
Penang is synonymous with great hawker fare. From the perennial favourite, Laksa, to Char Koay Teow, and Hokkien Mee (Prawn Mee to you and me) to Lor Bak, it'll be a sin to die from hunger on the streets, and laments regarding "limited food options". Admit it, people throng the island for the FOOD, more than anything else. ...
Finally ...we can say it! We first tried this roti canai in Taman Sri Muda , Shah Alam some years back. Even then we thought it tasted different. Then we saw the brochure that the dough was prepared from a factory for delivery to its chain of 24 hr shops.It was nice when they were at Kota Kemuning ( Shah Alam , Selangor ) for a while then closed , then reopened at the commercial centre at the firs...
If you are looking for wood fire pizza, look no further than Coconut House. Located at the row of old shophouses near Maybank Tower, it probably serves one of the best thin crust pizzas in town. It's really a hidden gem because this is not a place that most people would think of when they think of Italian food. Coconut House even has an authentic dome oven like italian pizza places in which they c...
Nestled amongst the lush green mountain range of Ampang and only a few kilometers from KLCC, Bread & Olives Cafe restaurant is a perfect scenic retreat.Located at Look Out Point (also known as Menara Tinjau), Bread & Olives offers customer a truly spectacular view of the city skyline at more than 250m above sea level while enjoying a delectable blend of Mediterranean and Fusion cuisine....
I’m not too sure if majority of you had heard about this restaurant or not but in my opinion I think quite a lot know about this restaurant especially those living around Petaling Jaya. King Crab Restaurant is located in Taman Mewah Jaya, easily spotted along the highway and it is opposite the Kelana Jaya LRT station. You won’t have trouble finding it too as their signboard is really huge ...
In SS2, Petaling Jaya. The Lobsterman brings you LIVE Alantic Lobster. Perfectly & Deliciously prepared in various styles. To tease your palate at price that seems unbelievable! Come dine and wine in a cozy haven. ...
Thanks to the potpourri of different ethnic origins which contribute to the diversity of KL it is now famous for its tempting array of varied culinary delights. Truly a gourmet’s paradise here you can feast on local and international cuisine in food outlets which range from streetside stalls to fi ne dining restaurants to even 24-hour outlets.
