Yap Hup Kee @ Pudu, KL, Malaysia.

Yong tau foo cravings again and this round we checked out this famous joint in Pudu.

Grab a table inside, go outside choose your ytfs  and noodles, tell them your table number and wait at your table for the food to be served.

 Ordered a bunch of ytf to share.

That was a bowl of chee cheong fun drenched in curry on the right.

And mine was the dry ccf. The ccf was silky smooth, the ytf pieces was delicious. This winning pair of combo is definitely a reason for me to come back. Slurps.


Yap Hup Kee,
45 Jalan Brunei Barat,
Off Jalan Pudu,
55100 KL,
Malaysia.

Banana Leaf Rice @ UMAC, PJ, Selangor, Malaysia.

What a way to spend the weekend having banana leaf rice for lunch. Friend suggested to try out this new place at the University Malaya Academic Club in Petaling Jaya.

A wide selection of dishes to choose from.

Standard rice plus three veges, ordered a deep fried tenggiri on the side. Plus my personal favourite, I still can't pronounced it right, some yellow dish. Food is definitely good here. An add on bonus, was the view and lush green settings.


Banana Leaf Rice @ UMAC,
1 Jalan 12/5,
Petaling Jaya, Selangor,
Malaysia.

Sumi-Ka @ Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.

One end of the world, ok I might be exaggerating, traffic was horrendous. Luckily the food here made all the journey worth it. Plus I'm always bias when it comes to yakitori, alcohol and good friends.

Menu was simple and straight forward.

Kudos to the chef who did an awesome job grilling the food.

We ordered the usual suspects.

The must order was the beef tongue, superb!

Definitely a good yakitori joint in this part of town. Actually I will go through traffic again for a meal at this place.


Sumi-Ka,
Subang Jaya,
Selangor, Malaysia.

Kedai Makanan Foong Foong @ Ampang, Selangor, Malaysia.

Second round this part of town and I managed to test out this shop for its ytf.

Gets pretty packed in here during lunch hours.

Some fried dumplings.

Mix ytf to share.

Awesome place, the ytf pieces are superb. The fried dumplings was a killer, well any fried stuff is good. Definitely will come back here again.


Kedai Makanan Foong Foong,
621 Jalan Merdeka,
Kampung Baru Ampang,
68000 Ampang,
Selangor, Malaysia.

Nasi Lemak Wanjor @ Kampung Baru, KL, Malaysia.

This place can be packed early in  the morning. Must be a good nasi lemak if there's queue.

Menu and prices listed.

The usual routine, you order a standard nasi lemak packet, then add on your dishes.

Did a takeaway, hence the mess. I topped up with cockles. The sambal is delicious, cockles were a bit tiny though, but a very good packet of nasi lemak.


Nasi Lemak Wanjor,
8 Jalan Raja Muda Musa,
Kampung Baru,
50300 KL,
Malaysia.

Rubberduck @ Plaza Damas, KL, Malaysia.

Came here for brunch, twice in a week actually.

First round had the porridge.

Second round forgot what its called but the picture above. Both tasted good but I have to admit, the coffee here is the star. Hence why I came back here twice in a week.

Rubberduck,
Plaza Damas,
KL, Malaysia.

Restoran Rose @ Kampung Baru, KL, Malaysia

Stomach was grumbling for a snack, did a quick stop in Kampung Baru for some satays.

This stall in the restaurant specialises in sate minang. Looks like your average satay except its done quite differently. Basically you order either beef, chicken or stomach, and you'll be given a small plate with 5 sticks of skewered meat on top of rice cakes, drenched in a thick gooey sauce, with crispy shallots on top.

Think I ordered beef and stomach. Still tastes good, and I find the satay sauce extremely addictive. Good stuff.

Restoran Rose,
49A Jalan Raja Alang,
Kampung Baru,
50300 KL,
Malaysia.