Yakitori Dining FUKUDA @ Desa Sri Hartamas, Kl, Malaysia.

Another session of happy hour and yakitori. This round we checked out this place in Desa Sri Hartamas.

They gave us a free starter, no complains there.

Some alcohol to start the happy hour.

There's always something comfort about mentaiko, slurps.

Good stuff. This place serves good yakitori. I couldn't asked for more, good grub food plus alcohol. I'm a very happy man.

Yakitori Dining FUKUDA,
Desa Sri Hartamas,
Kl, Malaysia.

Thim Kee Steamed Fish @ Pudu, KL, Malaysia.

Off we went to another lunch hunt and this time my friend suggested we go try this place for steamed or deep fried tilapia fish.

As there was only two of us, we only opted for the deep fried fish. Fried to perfection, good stuff. Although he did mentioned the steamed was a better tasting option.

Fried omelette was delicious as well.

We actually changed last minute from tofu to this deep fried chicken. It proved to be a good choice. If I came here alone, just the fried chicken and rice would make a perfect lunch for me. The food is good.

Thim Kee Steamed Fish,
Jalan 1/77C,
Off Jalan Pudu,
KL, Malaysia.

Chunburi Seafood @ Kampung Baru, KL, Malaysia.

Back to Kampung Baru, this round went to check out nasi dagang at this place. They do have other dishes here as well ie nasi padang, but heck I was craving for nasi dagang.

Okay, not a proper nasi dagang as I'm a bit on the carnivore side. The rice was absolutely to die for, can eat it just with fish curry gravy. It's thick and creamy. The ikan tongkol was stunning. I added some smoked beef/daging salai, superb. This is definitely another of my comfort food besides nasi lemak.


Chunburi Seafood,
7 Jalan Raja Muda Musa,
Kampung Baru, KL,
50300 Malaysia.

Masakan Padang Asli Kampung Baru @ Kampung Baru, KL, Malaysia.

Back to my personal favourite for nasi padang in Kampung Baru. This place is not cheap but one thing, you'll be assured of the quality here.

There's a whole load variety of dishes to choose from. Normally we'll pick our own individual plate of rice and dishes.

My plate of paru, crackers and some gravy on hot rice, with sambal hijau on the side. Today they didn't serve the boiled petai/smelly beans. A personal favourite of mine also:/

The gem of this place has to be the tunjang/beef tendon. We ordered a plate to share. Food still taste good and one thing I like this place, only frequented by locals or those who know how to get here.

Masakan Padang Asli Kampung Baru,
Corner of Jalan Raja Muda Musa & Lorong Raja Muda Musa 6,
Kampung Baru,
KL, Malaysia.

Beast @ Intermark, KL, Malaysia.

Lunch time at The Intermark again, this round we checked out Beast Bar & Grill. As some of us were still full from breakfast, we decided to share some side dishes as mains.

For starters wild mushroom soup, love this actually. Just a nice amount of cream, not too heavy nor too light.

 Caesar salad to share.

Mac and cheese was superb, super sinful.

Creamy mashed potatoes, can't believe how they did the texture on this one. Delicious.

Truffle oil portobello mushrooms was another must order.

The onion rings was wrapped in a thick batter, this would definitely go well with some beers.

But my personal favourite would definitely be the beef tartare. Absolutely divine. I couldn't find any fault with any of the dishes we ordered. Totally a wonderful experience.

Beast,
The Intermark,
KL, Malaysia.

Restoran Jie Mee @ Sri Hartamas, KL, Malaysia.

Was craving for noodles, a friend suggested this place in Sri Hartamas for wan tan mee. She told me this was the famous wan tan mee previously at Jln Batai at Damansara Heights.

Opted for something different, had the wantan mee with shredded chicken.

It's good. The mee was al dente, soya sauce coating was nice. dumplings was good, soup was light but slurps. Now I know why it's famous, this is one good wan tan mee I'll be back for.

Restoran Jie Mee,
20 Jalan Sri Hartamas 8,
Sri Hartamas,
50480 KL,
Malaysia.

Madras Lane Hawker Food @ Petaling Street, KL, Malaysia.

This place is bustling with locals and tourists. They're famous for the ytf, curry laksa, asam laksa and ccf.

Check out those see hum/blood cockles, for the curry laksa.

Asam laksa condiments.

The ccf is definitely one of the best in kl, silky smooth and chewy.

The curry laksa had an awesome thickful broth. The see hums were succulent and the tau pok soaked up the broth nicely.

Asam laksa had a nice tangy spicy kick to it. Big chunk of fish on top. I definitely enjoyed the soup to the last bit.

Madras Lane Hawker Food,
Jalan Sultan,
Off Petaling Street,
KL, Malaysia.