Lovely clear soup noodles with fish paste. The keropok lekor here is also very tasty, not over-fried, not so much sago flour. Also eat the rojak and nasi kukus. The nasi lemak bungkus is not very good
Kum Loong Meen aka Hokkien Mee is my favourite. Taste of childhood. Dry style unlike in KL where it's usually wet. MYR6.50 for one portion.
Perfect place to buy fresh produce, dry groceries, food, clothes, misc local items. Near Chinatown and waterfront.
The nasi dagang is really good. Locals line up here for the creamy rice and fish curry. The Teh Tarik Meleleh is also famous. Like a tea cappuccino. There's one line for dine-in and one for takeout.
The mosque is made to look like it's floating on the lake. Ample parking and near a beach. Go towards the beach to get a good view.
An amazing restaurant for Foochow. The Kung Pao Eel here is amazing. No dirt taste, and good texture. The ginger smooth tofu is also interesting. Also go for red wine residuum mee suah and chicken.
Hojicha Latte here is my favourite. Aromatic , not overpowered by milk. Lovely interior decoration. They sell terrariums too.
I like this neighbourhood mall because it's relatively easy to park and has a good mix of retail and f&B options. Easy to navigate and the floor space isn't so overwhelming. Many merchants accept AMEX
Breakfast options are cheap and come with thick slices of bread. I like the Flamingo eggs and pork lasagna.
Can't go wrong with the cold platter and iberico pork ribs (beer & honey mustard). Frank Wong, the head waiter provides really attentive service, and tells great stories.
Good selection of high quality ice cream in a variety of flavours. Love the ID here.
Recommendations: Pisco Sour (of course), ceviche (tasting), tiger prawns, and pork ribs.
The texture of their 100% rice mee xian is excellent. I tried fish paste with superior soup. Quite good. They have other varieties of soup like tomato, tomyam, spicy, etc.
Nasi Liwet Komplit dengan Ayam Bakar. That Sudanese sambal really set my throat on fire. The rice is very fragrant with the aroma of scallions.
Love the variety of the menu-- Pho, spring rolls, banh mi, grilled seafood, grilled meat, steamboat, etc. Generally most of what I tried tastes good. Grilled lamb, lemongrass clam soup ftw.
Banana Leaf Waffle v1 if you like it sweet, v2 is you prefer it savoury. A refreshing take on the waffle. Yuzu Garden is pretty and great if you like yuzu. Vanilla creme brulee is also delicious.
Perfect place to hang out on a hot, lazy Sunday. Try their citrus-based cold drinks. Can't go wrong. They also have a blue velvet cake that's very soft and fluffy. Instagrammable interior too.
I vouch for the nyonya laksa and Nasi lemak ayam. Cham Panas is also good. Food is served very quickly.
Beautiful hotel with a great view. Walking distance to many upscale shopping and clubs.
Great place to watch the sunset over the Indian ocean and enjoy a drink after. Also watch the train go by. Heritage building. Great kotu, deviled cuttlefish, and cheese toast.
Immigration on level 1 beside the lift lobby. You can't see the sign when it's shuttered. Food court on level 1, wet market below. Parking is limited in the area. Try the nasi dagang here. Delicious.
The kolo noodles comes with a generous serving of meat, hearty soup, crispy pork lard. Delicious.
The laksa is great. The gravy is tasty and piping hot. Plenty of fish cake and big slices of prawn. Comes with hardboiled egg and bean sprouts too. Only BND2.50.
In addition to Nasi Katok, they also have pulut panggang. Its close to Malaysia's pulut udang. The taste and aroma of the dried shrimp filling is amazing. The glutinous rice is also great.
Refreshing menu. Try the salmon ball salad with its interesting presentation. Hanabi Sushi for tuna tataki and foie gras lovers. Yakitori here is also excellent. Fatty tuna soup made with great dashi.
