Malaysian Foodie - Malaysia Food & Restaurant Reviews

Mark's Asam Laksa

3

Cuisines Local

Business Hour 11am to 10pm

It may be simple, discrete and small, but it packs a whallop ... good food! AND, great SERVICE too. The waitress who took our order was polite, and didn't try to 'push' drink sales like most places do

MARKS ASAM LAKSA ,1 UTAMA

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Din Tai Fung

12

Cuisines Shanghai

Business Hour opened at 11am

People making the xiu long baos in the open kitchen look rather local and "amateur", after all this is a dish originating from Shanghai, so maybe a more foreign face could do the trick. Dishes are still unavailable but its pretty much a good alternative to Dragon I as they offer some different dishes and since both of them are in Mid Valley. Din Tai Fung serves “Siau Long Pau”, little dumplings filled with either pork, crab meat, shrimp or mushrooms and alittle brooth. The place was not to bad, food came quickly, taste was good, a little pricy, but worth it.

Three Treasure Yee Sang (七彩三宝魚生 (鲍鱼, 熏蛙鱼和海蜇鱼生)（三星拱照）) is not just served with the standard salmon but Ding Tai Fung make a twist featured the Yee Sang with three specials ingredients which includes abalone, smoked salmon and jelly fish.

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Rosemary Bites Restaurant

6

Cuisines Western

Rosemary Bites is located at Aman Suria and the restaurant is opened not long by a lovely couple.

ROSEMARY BITES, AMAN SURIA

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Satellite Restaurant

1

Cuisines Chinese

SATELLITE RESTAURANT CHICKEN RICE, JALAN GASING, PJ

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Kim Gary Restaurant

3

Cuisines Western

At one point this place was really popular. The food, I think has dropped in standard, compared to the earlier days. So, conclusion. Still not a bad place to eat a nice lunch.