Where to eat?
Chinese, Nyonya Restaurants in Malaysia: Of
Dapur Nyonya Restaurant
... for Two (RM 28), inclusive of thai styled chicken, tom yam ...
One of the more decent and affordable dining place around bandar puteri area. The food is just alright and pretty standard, so it is not really outstanding.
Cafe & Restaurant Taiping Ho Chiak
... Fish, Ordinary Steam Rice, Soup of the Day, Red Bean Dessert ...
The decor inside is very Baba Byonya'ish in my opinion and gives a rather homely feeling to the place. At the time was around 2pm so it was rather quiet.
jinyuen96 postedExceptionalIt's a big big liar.I bought groupon to go there, after having to make a reservation again and again. EVery weekend they said is full, liar! U can see the menu through Internet, when we are there, 7 out of 10 dish is either no longer unavailable or our of stock. Very bad service attitude, slow food serving. ( the groupon only for dish and not drinks)( u can't even take away the leftover of groupon voucher) the price is so expensive for a small restaurant, and the dish is small too. About RM 20 for a plate of prawn omelette. I saw two empty table table with reserved sign, but no one appear until we left the restaurant. (The groupon discount is actually nothing since they put the price sky high) Reminder : there are much more good restaurant at SS2, never try this Bo Ho Chiak restaurant. Honestly
Madam Lim's Kitchen
Passion with Earl Grey, Char Tang Hoon, Malacca Char Mee, Sambal Udang Buah, Siam Style Fried Rice, Lot G15A, Ground Floor, JUSCO Taman Maluri Shopping Centre, Jalan Jejaka, Taman Maluri, Cheras, ...
Madam Lim’s Kitchen serves a variety of Chinese, Nyonya and Thai fusion cuisine.
Cafe Cantina
Green Curry, Seafood Otak Otak, Belacan Chicken Wings and Pandan Chicken, Thai Omelette, Beansprout Salad, Thai Noodles (Phad Thai), Green Curry Fried Bee Hoon, 1 Jalan Bukit Bendera, Air Itam, 11500 ...
The food served at Café Cantina is totally different compared to what you get out there. Those dishes are a fusion of Malaysian Chinese, Malay-Chinese Baba Nyonya, Eurasion (Serani) and Thai (southern Thai dishes).