Kedai Makanan Hailam Sun Sun Nam Cheong @ Kuala Kubu Baru, Selangor, Malaysia.

I'm still on a prowl for a mean Hainanese chicken chop. So when a friend texted on a random weekend asking to go this Hainam kopi tiam in KKB, I was delighted to check it out.

We ordered a mee hailam to share and one chicken chop each. Food was good, but I'm still on the hunt for the old school taste of a Hainam chicken chop. Not sure whether ingredients has changed, or the cooking style or maybe it's just the commercial farmed chicken.

Oh they also sell nasi lemak packet, decent.

Kedai Makanan Hailam Sun Sun Nam Cheong,

Kuala Kubu Baru, Selangor,

Malaysia.

Restoran R Cheng Fei Zhou Yu Wan Tan Mee @ Rawang, Selangor, Malaysia.

What a mouthful this restaurants name are, anyway all the way up in Rawang, off I went to check out this wtm joint.

I opted for the steamed soya sauce talapia with wtm. It's a weird combo but somehow after having my first bite, why haven't I tried this before.

Portions were generous, that's one serving for me. I liked their wan tan mee, done just right. Fish was firm and fresh. 

Restoran R Cheng Fei Zhou Yu Wan Tan Mee,

Rawang, Selangor,

Malaysia.

Azmi Ikan Stim Tempoyak @ Raub, Pahang, Malaysia.

 Followed some new acquaintance friends after hearing one of em raving about it. We got here for lunch and they already pre-ordered the steamed patin (trust me, do it).

There's other dishes to choose from, there's also normal style patin tempoyak. 

That is the steam patin tempoyak, ain't it a beaut. Sublime, gravy is thick, fish is fresh. Compared to the regular tempoyak sauce they serve there, this one is a bit like a smack in your face type. I also had a fried chicken and salted fish with my rice. Don't forget the sambal tempoyak also, superb.

Azmi Ikan Stim Tempoyak

Raub, Pahang,

Malaysia.

Nam @ Damansara Heights, KL, Malaysia.

Seems Kenny Hills Bistro roast duck is no longer there(correct me if I'm wrong) and they serving it at their sister outlet called Nam at Plaza Damansara. 

Was it good? Yeap still the great tasting roast duck, love it to bits.

My mate ordered the pho/beef noodles and the rice pancake. Food is good, I thoroughly enjoyed my lunch here.

Nam,

Damansara Heights, KL,

 Malaysia.

The Ganga Cafe @ Bangsar, KL, Malaysia.

Found a nice quaint Indian vegetarian restaurant in Bangsar called The Ganga Cafe.

Ordered some pakora for starters, some palak paneer, few type of breads and I think was a dhall/gravy to dip the bread in. Love the colours.

Truth be told, I wasn't expecting much as I'm a non-vege person. But damn, the food is good. I thoroughly enjoyed my lunch here even though there was no meat. End the meal with some chai/tea, lovely.

The Ganga Cafe,

Bangsar, KL,

Malaysia.

d' Tepian Sungai Restaurant @ Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia.

We were suppose to go to another restaurant for udang galah lunch, but it was closed. Luckily this restaurant was on my bookmarked list. Yeahhhh managed to cross this one off my list.

Simple Malay food in a laid back setting next to the Perak river. We ordered some prawns, crabs and tempoyak fish with some greens on the side.

Was it worth the hype? Definitely.

d' Tepian Sungai Restaurant

Teluk Intan, Perak,

Malaysia.

Asam Pedas Atok Sungai Sembilang @ Jeram, Selangor, Malaysia.

If you're ever this side part of town and looking for a great asam pedas, do check out this place. It's definitely off the beaten track but if you're using the coastal way, not bad for a pit stop makan. 

 All the individual portions are laid out and are heat up according to orders. They have a few varieties of fish/meat to go with your asam pedas claypot. 

And this is mine, stingray/ikan pari asam pedas claypot that comes with the standard rice, telur masin and cucumber. Trust me, get the egg omelette, somehow it seems incomplete when there's no omelette when you're having asam pedas. What a beautiful lunch it was, yummy!

Asam Pedas Atok Sungai Sembilang,

Jeram, Selangor,

Malaysia.