Fish Head Mihun @ Taman Desa

The shop is Ho A One Seafood Steamboat (night only).

During the day, only Woo Pin Fish Head mihun is available.

Chui Ling was here showing this on her show, One Day Five Meals.

Before trying the food, by just looking at the crowd, it tells you there has to be something really unique about the food.

Ta rangggggggg......!

The fish is fresh, soup is not too rich, sambal is good! Ask for extra lime...it's even better!

If you don't like fish, you can have yu-wat (like fish ball but different shape).

If you don't like milk in your food, try order one without milk.

How to get there?
From Sg.Besi turn into Taman Desa. At the first traffic light, turn to your left. Go straight on and you will see the restaurant on your right.
Food: Should try. I find this better than the one in 2369.
Ambience: Normal coffee shop.
Price: RM6.50. Reasonable.
Recommended by: Pooi Ling & Chui Ling

Kopi Club, Low Yat Plaza

	HepiCouple has been telling us about this place for quite sometime now. She has been telling us how good the food here is. Since she cannot eat non-halal food (the rest are eating Okonomiyaki) we came to this place instead.
	Look at the generous offering of this. This dish is called Mee Goreng Mamak Kopiclub. It taste really good!!!
	Highly recommended by HepiCouple. Curry chicken with toasted bread. Can you imagine 3 of us ordered this dish? Not to mention that someone ordered a plate of rice to go with it.

The rest of the dishes should taste good! Oh....must try their kopi ping. It's so nice, and KAU!!! I had one, but we were too excited with the Kopi Ping that I forgot to take a picture of it. A glance at other tables also revealed delicious food, like the nasi lemak and nasi goreng...Will definately go there again to try other dishes.

How to get there?
KopiClub is located at the LG floor of Low Yat plaza. It's on the right hand side of the escalator. You can't miss it.
Food: Should try.
Ambience: Kopitiam style.
Price: Very reasonable
Recommended by: HepiCouple

Okonomiyaki @ Low Yat Plaza

	Okonomiyaki...it's like Japanese's pizza. This Japanese food is originated from Hiroshima. This stall at Low Yat was opened and run by a Japanese lady.

The main ingredients are soba, cabbage, egg, seafood, beansprout, bacon, mayonese etc. Cook on a flat steel pan. Just like pizza, besides the standard types, you can choose the ingredients your want and make your own Okonomiyaki!

After around 20min...the end results. Eat with sweet sauce...hmmm :-) This one is Mayo Okonomiyaki with Seafood + Prok @ RM16. The portion is quite big so it's best to share. Tips: Must order one with pork bacon! The bacon makes the Okonomiyaki even more tastier!

	Set meals are also available. One of the seat meals come with an Okonomiyaki + fried squid with beanspout + yaki soba + tea @ RM34.90. It's enough for 2 persons.

How to get there?
The stall is at lower ground floor in Low Yat Plaza.

Food: Should try if you like Japanese food.
Ambience: Air-conditioned.
Price: Not cheap.
Recommended by: Friend

Banana Leaves Rice @ Anuja

I'm not a big fan of banana leaves rice...didn't like the after feeling of "too full"...plus, the amount of energy my body needs to digest the food causing fatigue.

It was our colleague from Budapest who wants to try Indian food and I thought of Anuja, the one highly recommended by Pooi Ling.

The restaurant has got 2 floors. Group floor has no air-con. Get to the first floor for a more comfortable air-con dining area.

 

 

Anuja is famous for its briyani rice. I didn't try much of briyani at other places but according to my colleague, this is the best she ever had!

Comes with a piece of fried chicken/fish, an hard boiled egg, free flow of papadum, vegetables, sambal & curry only @ RM8.50!

The briyani smells & taste good, the papadum is the best I ever had! You can go on and on and on having that before, during and after eating. The chicken & fish are still hot when serve to you....quite big piece..hehe. Chicken is tender & fresh, the fish is even better!

If briyani is too heavy for your, they also have white rice, serves with a piece of fried chicken/fish, the same free flow side dishes (except for the egg) @ only RM6.50.

This is something I've not seen or heard before....fried bitter gout. It comes together with the rice. Don't forget to take out the seeds to reduce the bitterness.

 

Manggo Lassi @ only RM3. It's soooo thick...simply delicious!

How to get there?
Anuja is right opposite Pudu Raya bus station, same row with KFC.
You can park your car at the small open space private car park next to KFC.

Food: Should try.
Ambience: Air-conditioned (1st Floor).
Price: Very reasonable
Recommended by: Pooi Ling

Restaurant Teow Chew Meng

It was my second time to Teow Chew Meng located @ Bandar Sri Damansara. Yea, that place is famous for its Steambot, so how on earth did I came across this place? We were scouting for food one day and was in that area when this restaurant opened. Tried it cuz the food looks interesting, and we went back again after hmm...a year??? ^_^

We ordered the signature dish - namely the mee sua teow, fresh octopus salad, seafood fried rice and seafood roll. They also have porridge, three taste oyster, kerabu mango and tom yam mee sua.

Mee Sua Teow

Fresh Octopus Salad

Seafood Fried Rice

Seafood Roll

How to get there?
Teow Chew Meng in Bandar Sri Menjalara is located at the shoplot on your right, after you have passed the famous Yang Yang and Pulau Ketam steambot restaurant. Apparently, they do have branches in SS2, Aman Suria and Sunway!!
Food: Depends on one's liking.
Ambience: Cozy
Price: Can be quite expensive. Don't order the vegetable cuz it's not worth it!
Recommended by: None

Sambal Petai Prawn @ Section 17

I find it very difficult to get real good sambal dish here as compared to the place I came from, Kedah. Not even in some famous nyonya restaurant. Thanks to my friend, I finally have a place to go to when I miss my mom's cooking.

I've been a regular customer of this place since college for their wan tan mi, char kuey teow, Penang prawn mee & kuey teow soup, but I never knew the have such a fantastic sambal dish until a friend recommended to me last year.

"Ah Hock" side dish, the name itself tells you Hokkien is one of the channel here.

Sambal petai is a MUST TRY here! This is the closest to my mom's cooking. It's definitely better than the one in Madam Kwan's. Sambal petai with prawns of a 50 cents coin, serve with rice @ only RM5.50!

If you don't take petai....like me, replace the petai with ladies finger! Emmm....yum yum!

How to get there?
Restaurant Say Huat is a coffee shop in Section 17 PJ, where the morning wet market is, the same place which full of food stalls at night. It's the most busy area in Section 17, you won't miss it.

Food: MUST TRY! You will come back again....trust me :-)
Ambience: Coffee shop
Price: Cheap
Recommended by: Friend

Pork Noodle @ KL

Never noticed this is a seafood restaurant until this photo was taken. I guess this is a seafood restaurant during dinner or perhaps it was a seafood restaurant prior to this. This restaurant is usually full by 12:30pm on a weekday.

Best pork noodle in KL! The owner is never stingy in adding the ingredients. You bowl of pork noodle always comes with lots of minced & sliced pork, pig's liver, meat balls, vegetables and a big portion of noodles. Add one spoon full of fried chopped garlic into the tasty soup and eat with the special chilli...get ready to sweat!

Besides kuey teow, mee and mihun, mi sua also served here...

How to get there?From Jln Sultan Ismail, turn left at Hotel Istana. Take first right turn, the restaurant is on your left (facing an under construction service apartment).
Open Mon-Sat.

Food: MUST TRY! Especially if you're working in KL.
Ambience: Coffee shop.
Price: RM3.80 for a big bowl of pork noodles with lots of ingrediets. Very cheap!
Recommended by: Friend

Mi Jawa @ SS2/1 @ Alison Mamak

Looks familiar? Bingo! Yes, it's the same stall as the Kedah Laksa :-)
C.Y. was there last the other day but managed to get only the Kedah Laksa. This posting is to complete his.

This picture is taken at 8:40pm on a Saturday. Can you see the queue?? The longest queing time my friends and I have experienced is 30min. No exaggerate...come and experience yourself!

Every time I'm here, I face the same situation. Laksa? Mi Jawa? Errr....laksa la. But I miss the Mi Jawa also wor...what about the fried mi teow???
End up....usually order everything and share :-p

Mi Jawa is popular in northen states but it's not so common here. Potato and tomato are the main ingredients for the gravy. See the toppings? Don't think you can find similar taste anywhere in KL/PJ. Come and order 1 for yourself!

Teow Chew fried mi teow. It's dry and well mixed with the tauge and vege. Eat with their home made chili...shiok! This is not heavy. You can order this to share.

At this stall, the Kedah Laksa is no.1, this cai kuey is no.2. The texture is so soft that you will want to put the entire piece in your mouth. I have some friends say the skin is too thick. But I also have a group of friends who are their big fans. Wanna try this hot selling items? You will have to be there before 9:30pm. Otherwise, tomorrow come earlier la :D

I've been a regular customer here for the past 11 years. Watching the queue gets longer and longer over the years. Started with only selling their No.1 & No.2, then added the rest....including tong sui (desert) and drinks. Brought a lot of friends here, they all like the food here. (Well, I'm not surprised :p)

The stall opens Mon-Sat. Closed on Sundays. Most of the time, the stall is ready for you to order from 8:30pm. If you go earlier, you will see people are either sitting there having a drink waiting for the food....or the queue already started, even before the food arrive. My advise is for you to go on a Saturday. Less crowd since most people have special plans on Saturdays...my thought only la ha :D

How to get there?
From Taman Bahagia LRT Station (on your left) go straight. Turn right at the traffic lights. Take the first left. The first street on your left, that's SS2/1. The last stall on your left.
Food: Everything is good here!
Ambience: Street stall.
Price: Hawker price.
Recommended by: Self discover, 11yrs ago.

Nasi Lemak @ SS2

One of the most common breakfast among malaysian... Nasi Lemak. There's this stall near SS2 police station where almost every morning, there would a queue of people waiting to get their hands on the Nasi Lemak. Don't believe me that people would queue for it...

Most of the people would add 'extras' to their Nasi Lemak...

My personal favorite ... SOTONG (squid) !!! :-)

BUT... if you like your nasi lemak with those spicy sambal then this may not be your type...

How to get there? Find the SS2 police station. It's opposite of the side entrance. It's the first stall from the right.
Food: Nasi Lemak.
Ambience: Street stall.
Price: Standard is RM1.30, add 'extras' RM0.50-RM2.00. 2 Std + 1 with sotong + 1 with sotong and extra rice : RM9.40.
Recommended by: Self discover