Where to eat?
Chinese Restaurants in Cheras: Is
New Taste Steamboat
Steamboat Wok, Dumplings, Steamboat, It on the same row as all those western restaurants such as Cowboy and Kaki Corner.
As with all steamboat restaurants, you start off with a huge platter (actually how big the plate is depends on how many people you ordered for!) of the obligatory balls (fish, salmon, pork, etc etc), crab sticks, prawns, tofu, chicken fillet, and vegetables.
Restaurant Sun Ming
... BP petrol station and it is the row of shops in ... front. There is a Dominos Pizza next to ...
posted www.malaysianflavours.com 568 ReviewsIn short, instead of eating the-ever-popular roast duck in Sun Ming, we recommended siu yoke and char siew. Service is alright, not as bad as we read from some reviews online. We won’t come back from their roast duck again, but definitely yes for char siew.
Hau kee Seafood Restaurant
Seafood Fried Rice, Restaurant Hau Kee Seafood, Steamed Fish, Salted Egg Yolk Prawns, Scallop Rice ("Tai Chi Fan"), Yam basket, Fried sotong, Homemade tau fu, Pork knuckle, dry pork mee, fried tang ...
This place is popular among the Cheras residents but at the same time also attracted many other food-goers around. It was very packed during dinner time.
low.b.leong posted foodbin.blogspot.com 474 ReviewsParking is horrible-double and triple parking. But the good food make up for it.
Restaurant Hoo Yee
Grape Jelly, Indonesian Trio Seafood Claypot, pork ribs with apple sauce, fried kai lan, soup, yulek, cheras
Its in the Yu Lek area. At the traffic light, whereby if you go straight and head towards the Yu Lek Market (all the Chee Cheong Fun stalls), turn right instead. Abit down the road, theres a fork. Keep to the right and straight down a bit more. The restaurant is on your left.
Foong Jie Lok Lok
... where 7-11 24hrs kiosk is located. Go down the road ... again. Foong Jie Lok Lok is located at the same row ...
Roadside stall with a wide offering of Malaysian street "food-on-sticks" dipped in a pot of boiling water, and eaten with gravy/ sauces.
Neway Karaoke
Salad, ABC Soup, Fish Head Bee Hoon Soup, Stir Fried Home Szechuan Vegetarian served with Rice, Pasta Salad, Coleslaw, Egg Salad, Ham Salad, Tomato Soup, American style Set Lunch, Fermented Bean Curds ...
Cheras Neway in Cheras Plaza which is situated opposite Cheras Leisure Mall. Which could enjoy free flow of drinks; salad buffet and a set lunch and sing for few hours.
ChristineLeng posted www.broughtup2share.com 450 ReviewsSoups are also available! Choices for the day are: ABC soup and the Cream Corn with Crabsticks soup. I had the creamy soup of course! ~yum~ better than the portion that I had at Pizza Hut! hehe.
Taman Midah Pan Mee
Pan Mee Stall, Pan Mee, Along Jalan Midah Besar. There is 2 pan mee stall side by side. It is the one in front of the camera shop, not the pharmacy.
Mixed Rice Stall
Beside the corner of the Domino at the Taman Connaught….there is a small stall
Ong Kee Yap Chee May Big Bun
Yap Chee May Big Bun, ap Chee May Big Bun, ingredient of the pau, Along Taman Connaught main road (opposite BP station) , RM5.00 each
ANDY LAU and his family started this pau (steamed bread dumpling) business in 1992 at Taman Connaught, Cheras and named one of their big buns after a famous sexy Hongkong actress called Yip Chee May aka Amy Yip. This bun is three times the normal tai (big) pau—its width is 18cm, weight 450g). At RM5.00 each, Yip Chee May Tai Pau is a favourite not only among the locals in Cheras or Kuala Lumpur but also those from outstation.
Big Tree Lin Kee Steam Fish Head
Steam Fish Head, Crispy Chicken, Ginger Sauce Steam Fish Head, Coconut Chicken Soup, Steamed Tomyam Fish Head, Stir-fried Sweet Potato Leaves, Steamed Fish Head, Vinegar Pig’s Trotter, Kangkung ...
Big Tree Lin Kee sits between the border of Taman Tayton View and Taman Connaught. Set up under several huge trees, this restaurant uses only self-made sauces for their steamed Fish. Be it bean paste, Tom Yam paste or Minced Ginger, the flavour has a uniqueness to it that is not only fresh but affordable!
babylightning posted www.dishwithvivien.com 546 ReviewsVery nice steamed fish here, satisfying meal
Tong Kee Brothers Confectionery
Egg Tart, Egg Tart, Egg Tarts, Cup Cake, Puff, Green Bean Puff, Sesame Red Bean Puff, 64 Jalan Cerdas, Taman Connaught, Cheras, 56000 Kuala Lumpur., Egg Tart (RM1.10), Cup Cake (RM1.00), Green Bean ...
Tong Kee famous with the original flavor egg tarts. Besides that, Tong Kee Brothers Confectionery (棠记兄弟饼家) have another version of egg tarts where the pastry is made with butter, which is with its buttery and crispier texture. Besides that, the chicken pie is quite famous too. Other than that, they also serve Halal egg tarts, Char Siu biscuit (叉燒酥), Lou Gong Beng (老公餅), Lou Poh Beng (老婆餅), Kaya Bun (加央角), Curry Bun (加央角), black sesame biscuit (黑芝麻酥) and many others. Apart from these main streams products, Tong Kee is also getting fair orders for festive cookies, wedding pastry (嫁女饼) and Moon Cake
ChristineLeng posted www.broughtup2share.com 450 ReviewsThere are just sooo much eggs! Great eggs custards filling in the crispy pastry!
Hainan Chicken Rice
Hainan Chicken Rice Stall, Chicken Rice, Steamed Chicken, Stir-fry Beansprout, Hainan Chicken, Hainan Chicken Rice, Jalan Jintan 2, Taman Supreme Cheras, Kuala Lumpur.
The stall is manned by an elderly couple and the menu is simple...rice, chicken and beansprout.
Taman Muda Pan Mee Stall
Pan Mee, Pan Mee Stall, Pan Mee Soup, Pan Mee With Fishball And Meat Dumpling, Pan Mee (RM3.50), Pan Mee With Fishball And Meat Dumpling (RM3.80)
“Pan Mee” is a noodle dish made with wheat flour noodle, and broth usually made from anchovies, with addition of greens and some meat(usually pork, fish ball etc)
Restoran You Lee
Dai Be 大鼻 Fish Head Stall, Signature Steam, Steamed fish head with fermented bean paste (Thai style), BeanCurd & Yin Choi, Steamed Fish Head with Preserved vegetable, Steamed Fish Head with Fermented ...
大鼻 Dai Be is the name for this steamed fish head stall.
ChristineLeng posted www.broughtup2share.com 450 ReviewsWell, Dai Be has a better environment; at least you won’t be bathed with sweats! But we will definitely return to check out the other 2 types of steam fish heads again. Plus, it’s actually cheaper compared to Chan Sow Lin’s.