Where to eat?
Western Restaurants in Kuala Lumpur: one noodle
Souled Out Cafe & Bar
... ) – individual portion, Fried Beef Noodles (Asian) – full portion, Chicken ... prawn/udang galah noodle (RM20), curry noodle (RM13), stuffed ... Mee(RM14), Singapore Fried Noodles(RM14), Pan Seared Grouper ...
Food here are overpriced. This place sure offers a wide variety of food & drinks to their diners; one can find from local Malaysian cuisines to Western & Asian.
PureGlutton posted pureglutton.com 234 ReviewsWell, there’s always fun at SOULed OUT and I think that’s the magic which has kept this gastrobar going strong for the past 18 years and for many years to come. Hey, I can’t wait for the next party there!
Kim Gary Restaurant
... Rice, Fried Rice, Four Seas Noodle Set, Borsch Soup (罗宋 ...
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.
missyblurkit posted www.missyblurkit.com 266 ReviewsFor food, he ended up with Roasted Honey Spare Ribs with Shanghai Style Vegetable Rice. The corn was certainly yummy! I wouldn't complain much of the ribs. It was tasty but a tad dry. fast food style...I suppose.
Yut Kee Kopitiam 鎰記茶餐室
... Lamb Chop, Fish Porridge, Beef Noodle, Fried Toufu, French Toast, ... with special gravy, Beef noodle, Lamb chop with Hainanese ... Half Boiled Eggs, Hai Lam Noodles, Noodles, Porridge, Butter Cake, Kaya ...
Yut Kee is one of the grand old lady of the Kuala Lumpur kopitiam scene having been established since 1928. Today it's being run by the third generation of the family.
Sze Ling Hoo postedSo soTried the Hainanese Chicken Chop and the Roti Babi because they're famous for these. NOTHING SPECTACULAR. The Hainanese Chicken Chop looks like something they just spoldged on the plate and splash the sauce on it before they charged you an arm and a leg for it. The Roti Babi was full of oil and tasted very bland. No air-conditioning, the place is clean but feels like a pig stable because of the crowds. Only people with more money than sense (or doesn't enjoy good food) will keep coming back here for the bland food. However the kaya swiss rolls are highly recommended.
Sage Restaurant & Wine Bar
... oil & Capsicum, Green Tea Soba Noodles with Hotate, Piment d’Espelette ... at RM30. Do the math. One can opt for an additional ...
It’s about dining in modern elegance and tempting your palate with delectable French & Japanese nouvelle all as you gaze at Chef Daniel and his team preparing scrumptious selections in front of you.
mum2 postedSuperbRomantic restaurant with good food. The complementary breads are served warm which is great!
Eccucino
... Kerabu, Pasembur, Penang Prawn Noodle, Chinese Stir Fry Of Asparagus ... Smoked Chicken Salad, Soba Noodles, Grilled Seabass with Oregano and ... , Roti Canai, Roasted Lamb, Noodle, Soup, Beef, Curry, Durian ...
This is one buffet that you can also taste different type of cuisines, ranging from Japanese to Italian.
summerkid posted www.malaysianflavours.com 568 ReviewsThemed “Balik Kampung Fiesta”, the buffet maps out a synthesis of local delights.
PHO VIETZ
... Petaling Kuala Lumpur, Vietnamese Atiso Tea (one pot per pax), Vietnamese Prawn ... Fish, Vietnamese Beef Noodle Soup, Vietnamese Pork Rib Noodle Soup, Stir Fried ...
posted goodyfoodies.blogspot.com 33 ReviewsI was happy to see pho (beef noodle soup - RM17.90) on the menu, as I have been craving for it for a while. The pho soup is made by boiling imported Australian beef with various spices and then topped with rice noodles, beansprouts, fresh herbs, red chillies, thinly sliced beef and beef balls. Squeeze some lime over and enjoy! I definitely enjoyed this - the soup was clear yet very flavorful and comforting. Absolutely pho-bulous!