Pork Free Sarawak Laksa and Kolo Mee @ SALTED, Mutiara Damansara
As far as I know, the original Sarawak Laksa doesn't require any element of pork, and thus, a pork free Sarawak Laksa is entirely legit. But this pork free outlet…
Ojo Coffee & TRAY Cafe @ Telawi, Bangsar – great food, creative lattes, good cakes, WIFI
Ojo Coffee at Telawi recently became my favourite cafe in Bangsar.
I hang around Bangsar quite a bit because, well, I like the area in general (though I was robbed once at Terasak) and occasionally I work out in Celebrity Fitness at BV II instead of my regular sessions at 1 Utama.
Bangsar is also an ideal meeting place since its location is “between KL and PJ”.
I would normally suggest Pappa Rich, Chawan or Chai Bar though my clients/friends would generally opt for Starbucks.
However, the current cafe in favour is Ojo Coffee.
BELOW: Ojo Coffee on Jalan Telawi 3.
Authentic Sri Lankan food – try Lankan Cafe at Jalan Gasing PJ
Sri Lankan restaurants are few and far between in the Klang Valley but in recent months two (2) Sri Lankan restaurants popped up in PJ area. What got my attention was…
Best Beef Noodle in KL : Kwai Hup, Yung Kee
A privileged group of us had the opportunity to enjoy Chef Albert’s beef noodles for dinner a while back.
If you have not heard of Albert, perhaps you have heard of the “famous beef noodles in Pudu“?
His stall in Kwai Hup coffeeshop is this acclaimed beef noodles.
In search of passive income: FOREX investment by Northwestern & Co
New year resolutions can be anything, they said, and thus mine would be “to avoid hospitalisation for the next 6 months.”
Flavors of Hanami @ Isetan the Japan Store – RM100/workshop
Lot 10 KL has lost its tired look and besides H & M, it now boast of another attraction – a noteworthy “Japan town” of sorts that is a notch classier (read: expensive) than the regular Isetan.
The ridiculous prices may be justifiable though, for the quality and range of items sold here are definitely not run of the mill.
However, my favourite section of Isetan Lot 10 remains to be the foodcourt!
Heck, it seems to be everyone’s favourite too, for that is the busiest part of the whole building.
Not to be outdone, there are new food establishments opening on the 3rd floor within Isetan The Japan Store soon.
THE TABLE; the new restaurant floor featuring a collection of five (5) sophisticated Japanese restaurants including Sushi Azabu, a Michelin starred sushi establishment from New York loved by Hollywood celebrities, and Yakiniku Toraji, a globally known BBQ-style restaurant are making their debut in Malaysia this month.
Yeap, there are exciting times ahead for Lot 10.
Just end of last month I was invited to meet and experience Flavours of Hanami.
A list: Where to eat food from different states in Malaysia
For many Malaysians, the expression "live to eat" would be more appropriate to describe their appetites than "eat to live". Enjoying food is almost a hobby here. Besides, there's always…
WHITE BRICK OVEN – Artisanal breads, scones and cakes
I’ve been intrigued by this passionate homebased baker who makes artisanal breads with a brick oven in his home. He even goes as far as milling his own flour. Further to that, only organic flour are used in his bakes.
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