Malaysia Food Blog, Malaysia Travel Blog by vkeong
Chunciou Hot Pot Malaysia 春秋战锅
春秋战锅结合春秋战国元素，打造新颖又豪迈的用餐环境与服务，寿喜烧吃到饱。从中国风的建筑外观完全打破传统吃到饱餐厅的概念，让消费者从一进门，即感受到截然不同的用餐氛围！
posted www.vkeong.com 879 ReviewsOverall, Chun Ciou Hot Pot is worth checking out if your focus is more on concept exploration, service and ambiance. It’s probably the classiest steamboat restaurant in KL after Yezi.
Sandwich Express - Sunway Pyramid
posted www.vkeong.com 879 ReviewsBut perhaps what we like the most about Sandwich Express is that they don’t stinge on the amount of fillings. You get almost an equal ratio of bread to filling for great satisfaction in every bite.
BLUE Inn Seafood 海洋客栈
posted www.vkeong.com 879 ReviewsDespite what I said earlier about some of the dishes being unorthodox tasting, they were still highly enjoyable and more importantly, the seafood was fresh. Overall, it was a satisfying meal except for the disappointing milk tea. Recommended if you fancy trying something new in Kepong.
Gyutaro Yakiniku Restaurant 牛太郎
posted www.applefoodees.com 229 ReviewsOverall, we are quite happy with our meal here. If you are around Old Klang Road and are looking for a good Japanese BBQ Restaurant, this is the place for you. You should not have any trouble looking for parking as there are ample parking space here.
Guan Zheng Kopitiam 原成咖啡店
posted www.vkeong.com 879 ReviewsJust to be clear, I am not recommending this particular stall. This post is just a general introduction to one of the food which I feel deserves more attention in Penang. Don’t get me wrong though, the noodle was alright but I had better ones on the island side.
Fresh Food Court 新时代饮食中心
posted www.vkeong.com 879 ReviewsFor the koay teow, I’d say the flavor remained pretty much the same since my last visit. The noodle is still missing cockles but I did notice a stronger ‘wok hei’ this time around. So I would still rate this a solid 7/10 – and that’s actually very good for a small town like BM.
Motorino Malaysia
Traditional Neapolitan Pizza made from the best ingredients and craftsmanship. Founded in New York City, now in SkyAvenue, Resorts World Genting
posted chillout-soulout-freakout.blogspot.com 471 ReviewsDo not expect for a fine dining experience in Motorino; Just be prepared for honest to goodness, earthy, wholesome cooking. If you develop a sudden craving for pizza at Genting, this is one place you should not miss. Ambiance: 3/5 Service: 3/5 Food Serving Speed: Moderate Recommended?: Yes, if you have sudden crave over a pizza.
Bamboo Garden Steamboat Restaurant 竹园私房火锅
posted www.vkeong.com 879 ReviewsOverall, it was a satisfying dinner and we wouldn’t mind returning to Bamboo Garden again for the fresh ingredients, great chili sauces and friendly service.
Genting Palace Restaurant
posted www.elanakhong.comSalmon Yee Sang RM155.00 nett(L) RM88.00 nett(S) Other selections of Yee Sang available at Genting Palace are : Wan Yu 'Yee Sang' RM118.00 nett(L) RM69.00 nett(S) Japanese Tuna 'Yee Sang' RM155.00 nett(L) RM 88.00 nett(S) Black Caviar & Salmon 'Yee Sang' RM288.00 nett(L) RM180.00 nett(S) Abalone & Black Caviar 'Yee Sang' RM588.00 nett(L) RM388.00 nett(S)
Restoran Keng Nam Hai 瓊南海茶餐室
posted www.vkeong.com 879 ReviewsAnd fresh, plump and juicy lala, lots of it too. Overall, the soup is delicious and the addition of cognac, albeit as little as it seems (not as much as what we saw on Facebook) adds a powerful and distinct aroma to the flavor. That said, if you are not accustomed to the taste of cognac, you might find it a tad strong to handle.
Sae Ma Eul - Publika
posted www.vkeong.com 879 ReviewsAll in all, it was an enjoyable meal with great company and none of us felt there was anything we could find fault with. Sae Ma Eul’s prices are sensible for the food quality and serving size, and the service we experienced was excellent as well. I think our BBQ pan was replaced with a new one at least 5 times – all without having to ask at all.
Cafés Richard Malaysia
Caffeine lovers, flock to Cafés Richard to savour the ultimate in French coffee! One of SkyAvenue’s flagship new openings, Cafés Richard provides a classy Parisian-style atmosphere where customers can experience the genuine French art of living and enjoy authentic espressos, original coffees and teas, as well as French food.
posted www.vkeong.com 879 ReviewsTheir milk-based espressos like latte and cappuccino (pictured above) are affordably priced between RM15 and RM20 each. A pleasant surprise considering it’s Genting Highlands, a place where a piece of roti canai costs RM7. High speed WiFi is also provided without the annoying sign up and login process. That’s a huge plus if you ask me because the network coverage here is still wonky at times.
Chitose Japanese Restaurant
CHITOSE specializes in the flavours of Japan’s Hokkaido. Specialty of Chitose is robata charcoal-grilled with imported draft beer, Sake, Shochu & others
posted www.vkeong.com 879 ReviewsIn summary, there were a couple of hits and misses with the food we had. In hindsight I would have probably skipped the boiled clam (too salty), assorted yakitori (better pick your own combination) and scallop. That said, despite being more expensive, this was still a more satisfying meal than what we had at The Fat Fish.
Burger & Lobster Malaysia
posted www.vkeong.com 879 ReviewsAmong all the items I had, my favorite was The BnL Burger so I saved it for the last. It’s a massive 168g burger topped with lobster – pretty much a surf-and-turf in the form of a burger. The thick and juicy patty was perfectly cooked to a medium as requested (with the help of meat thermometer) and there was almost half a lobster worth of meat as well. When the best of both worlds come together, you can expect nothing but a lip-smacking experience.
Shanghai Restaurant
posted www.vkeong.com 879 ReviewsIn ushering the Year of the Rooster, Executive Chinese Chef Wong Wing Yeuk of Shanghai at JW Marriott KL has curated three Chinese New Year menus featuring his famed classic Shanghainese cuisine. The sets start from RM238nett per person and are perfect for reunions or gatherings of more than 6 pax.