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Durian is everyone’s favourite in Malaysia; golden yellow in colour with creamy-like texture. Every year during the durian season, people will hunt after D24, or zhuk geok, or the latest babe – Mao Shan Wong. Some will go for the sweet one while the others …
Yay, dinner time! いただきます Itadakimasu… Watami Japanese Casual Restaurant is our new love. Together with my Partners-in-crime, we hopped over Pavilion KL for a casual evening dinner. Kari Kari Pasta (RM 5.90) ｶﾘｶﾘﾊﾞｽﾀ A great snack to go with beer. Though we didn’t order any alcoholic drink, we find ourselves …
When we were travelling up to the north, we were brought to Khun Thai Restaurant by one of our family’s friends who is a resident in Butterworth. With the name, Khun Thai, you may have guessed what kind of cuisine they are serving.
Khun Thai Restaurant serves delicious authentic Thai cuisine where they emphasize on seafood and grilled stuff; and allow the customer to dine al fresco-ly.
The ambiance is kind of romantic when the dusk falls. One can choose to dine ‘indoor’ (tables under a roof) or ‘outdoor’ (under the bamboo and straw huts), cute and romantic, don’t you think so?! But you may find yourself dueling with the mosquitoes sometimes.
Royal Vietnam is an authentic Vietnamese restaurant; serving authentic Vietnamese cuisine with a fine dining concept, has just opened its door about 2 months ago in Starhill Gallery. They are specializing in the royal cuisine that was once created for kings and queens in Vietnam. Besides …
We often come across French bakery, Japanese pastry bakery or Japanese-inspired bakery or so on. How about something from Korean this time??? We (with kampungboycitygal and Chris&Christine) had a fiery dinner earlier, we needed something cool and icy to chill our tongues; therefore we drove …
Lot 10 Hutong is a gourmet heritage village that grouped up the best of the best eateries in the country. Therefore, you get to try out the best of the best food in Malaysia. I would say, this is the best food court in KL city and also, the one and only food court in shopping complex that serves Non-Halal food.
My family always comes here fore meal due to the variety. Anyhow, I haven’t got to try out all of the stalls because we often stick to the same old choices that we had previously.
Many many thanks to Rachel for the kind arrangement; together with Citygal, Witch & Lionel and Ken, we were down here to sample the famous dishes from the famous stalls as well as some new faces that popped up just recently.
1# Campbell Street Mini Popiah
Used to be at Lorong Tiong Nam since 1970s; but we were told that we can only find Campbell Street Mini Popiah in Lot 10 Hutong now as the one located at the old place has already closed down.
As I recalled, the queue is always long. It always took me some times to get my order done.
You can choose from egg popiah (RM 3/roll), vegetable skin popiah (RM 2.50/roll) and normal one Campbell Mini popiah (RM 2.50/roll). The minimum order is 2 rolls.
We get to sample one each. The popiah(s) were filled wth lots of ingredients to create the juiciness. I love the fragrant egg version the most.
TGIF!!! Remember I had we had a soul and mind cleansing dinner on one Friday? That was not all; because we had another cleansing session after the dinner. (Do take note with the term on what is their real cleansing session means). Well, I really …
The once a year mid autumn festival is coming soon! Have you bought something (ie: mooncake gift set) for yourself, your family, your friends, your colleagues?! Or are you the person in charge to get the gift sets for the clients in your company but …
