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A friend told me about Masala Wheels in PJ Old Town, suggesting that we visit them for their banana leaf rice and briyani. I set a date with my BLR partner-in-crime and come Sunday, I checked their Facebook page to look for their address and opening times and realised that they don't serve banana leaf rice...
Super Saigon recently opened its fourth outlet in Jalan Bangkung, Bangsar. Serving Halal Vietnamese food, you can find all your favorite Vietnamese favorites here such as spring rolls, banh mi, bun cha, pho, Vietnamese coffee and more!With its signature leafy backdrops, neon lights and beautiful porcelain...
Treat yourself to a delectable all-you-can-eat dim sum lunch at Dynasty Restaurant in Renaissance Kuala Lumpur Hotel. Diners can indulge in unlimited made-to-order dim sum as well as fried rice and noodle of the day at just RM43.80 nett per person... what a steal!Available from Mondays to Saturdays from 12...
We have been wanting to try the bone marrow at Aunty Manju's for the longest time but never found the time to visit. Finally, last weekend we made our way there for both the bone marrow as well as the banana leaf rice which they are famed for.Come before 12.30 if you want to avoid the lunch crowd. We...
Resorts World Genting, Unilever Food Solutions Malaysia and French premium syrup maker Monin have teamed up to introduce theLipton Nitro Tea. The first of its kind in Malaysia, this unique tea beverage is available only at the newly-opened High Line, located at Resort World Genting’s SkyAvenue Mall.
Jinjja Chicken, best known for their signature Korean Fried Chicken and Jjajangmyeon has landed in Malaysia. They recently opened their first two outlets in Kuala Lumpur at Sunway Pyramid and The Gardens Mall. Jinjja Chicken is a Halal-certified Korean "fast food" casual restaurant, inspired by South...
COCA Restaurant, famed for their Thai-style steamboat makes a comeback and reopens in Bangsar Shopping Centre after a 7-year hiatus in Malaysia.Founded in 1957 in Surawong, the restaurant group is the pioneer of the "suki" trend in Thailand and now spans three generations. COCA has evolved over the...
Last weekend, I was craving for nasi lemak so we went to check out Ali, Muthu Ah Hock located in Chinatown (near Petaling Street). We took the MRT and got there around 9.30am, and the restaurant was already packed! Thankfully, we didn't have to wait long as there was still one table available.The...
A couple of months ago, we stumbled upon Capitol Cafe in Bukit Bintang and made a mental note to return here for food one day. We returned with our kids for breakfast when we were in the area for a staycation recently.Marble tables and old school tiles to give you that nostalgic feelThe menu showcases both...
Dim Sum Chef, Tam To Ming from the award-winning one-Michelin starred restaurant Yee Tung Heen at The Excelsior Hong Kong will be in residence at Lai Po Heen, Mandarin Oriental KL from 17 to 21 October to showcase an array of dainty Chiu Chow dim sum creations.Born and raised in Hong Kong, Tam began his...
Flavours of Mexico returns to Kuala Lumpur for the fifth time. Organised and supported by the Embassy of Mexico, the gastronomic affair this year will feature Guest Chef Sergio Velázquez who will be showcasing the unique flavours that Mexican cuisine has to offer.Born and bred in Mexico, Chef Sergio...
Our first visit to Greyhound Cafe in Midvalley impressed us so much, we brought BabySumoKids along with us to check out the other outlet located in ANSA Kuala Lumpur when we were in the Bukit Bintang area recently.Similarly, the restaurant here at ANSA emits a cool, trendy vibe with friendly service and...
Thai food is fast becoming one of BabySumoKids favorite cuisines, other than Japanese and Chinese. Hence, we returned to Pak Tai recently together with our kids for a family dinner.Pak Tai serves southern Thai cuisine and is located in the vibrant Feast Village in Starhill Gallery. You can read more about...
Going on a food adventure has never been easier, thanks to the MRT! We recently visited a cool Malaysian cafe, Chocha Foodstore, which is located just 300m away from Pasar Seni MRT station.Housed in the former Mah Lian Hotel, this historic building has been transformed into a casual, hip restaurant cum cafe...
For a distinctively Malay meal in a fine setting, Enak KL in Feast Village, Starhill Gallery is the place to be. In celebration of its 13th anniversary this year, Enak KL reopened its doors in this new location within Feast Village, with a promise to serve authentic Malay cuisine through its thoughtfully...
Tucked away in the basement of the new Shoppes at Four Seasons Place is Sushi Hibiki, a high-end, exclusive Japanese restaurant-cum-sushi bar. Drawing inspiration from a speakeasy, diners will first have to find the restaurant by locating a wooden signboard with a picture of a fish... a hidden gem in every...
Nori Sushi is a quaint Japanese restaurant which recently opened at Fraser Place, Kuala Lumpur. Sit beneath a sakura tree as you savour your meal or grab a seat at the sushi bar and watch as the chefs skillfully prepare your meal.The a la carte menu features sashimi, nigiri sushi, hosomaki, reverse rolls,...
Luk Yu Tea House pays tribute to China’s tea house and dim sum culture by re-creating the warm and welcoming ambience of traditional tea houses with an open side entrance reminiscent of villages in ancient China. Located in the bustling Feast Village in Starhill Gallery Kuala Lumpur, diners can tuck into...
Located on Level 40 of Element Kuala Lumpur, TRACE Restaurant Bar is the perfect sky dining offering a stunning bird's eye view of the city.Earlier this week, TRACE Restaurant and Bar launched its brand new menu, created in line with Marriott International's Go Local Concept. As one of the leading...
From 3 - 30 September 2018, NOOK,Aloft Kuala Lumpur Sentral’s all-day dining restaurant presents "Tantalisingly Thai", a month-long promotion of Thai food headlined by Special Guest Chef, Burin Pongchang from Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel Towers, Bangkok.Diners will be treated to a feast of...
