some BreakFast

Economy fried bee hoon with Luncheon meat. At Rocky Cafe, Bangsar. This place serve a variety of good food during breakfast, Minced pork noodle soup, Nasi lemak etc.

Fried noodles with Chinese sausage, at Toa Payoh North Block 970 food court.

Simple breakfast can be found opposite this office block at Damansara Kim. Next to the breakfast stall, the Fish soup noodle is pretty good, so I heard but I have not tried it yet.

"economy" fried instant mee & mee hoon with lucheon meat and served with a cuppa.

Simple minced meat mee hoon soup

Breakfast at Kopi Tiam (coffee shop), Half-boiled eggs with buttered toast.

Home-Cooked Meal

Typical dinner for 10 family members with 7 main dishes plus Soup. Dishes are home cooked, Nyonya Penang style and served with Rice. Usually, Sambai (chili with "Balacan" or prawn paste) sauce is usually provided to spice-up & add flavour to the dishes.

Tau-Yu-Bak (dried) with Tau-K

ua. Black soya sauce Pork with Beancurb (left).

Tau-Kua with Lor-Nui (egg)

Penang Tau-Yu-Bak, right.

Lor-Bak (Fried pork wrapped with beancurb "skin". Served with chili & Lor sauce. Lor sauce is mainly made of egg white, starch, soya sauce etc..

Vegetable fried with Beancurb "sheet"

Fish Curry

Best of Korean Food

Koong Jung Korean & Japanese Restaurant at Level 3, PNB Darby Park, Kuala Lumpur

Buk Kal Be

So Kai Be (BBQ beef short rib)

Dark Kalbi (BBQ Ox tongue)

Pah Jeon Korean pancake. Kind of spring onion, some seafood omelette 

Ginseng Chicken soup

Malay-Thai Dishes

Thai dish, "Ka-khun-ka-pit". Balacan fried rice with fried shrimp, onion, mango & chili cuttings etc. You will need to mix all those together and the taste is rather pleasant & nice.

Balacan & salted fish fried with Kailan vegetable.

"Pai-ka-phow". Typical Thai dish. Minced pork fried with the Thai spice.

One of me & Family favourite is the turmeric fried chicken (below). The perfect taste will be if its fried to its crispness.

Next is the Kailan fried with salted fish. The aroma of the salted fish with kailan, the Chinese vegetable is just the best combination for this dish.

Penang Hawker Food

Chai Leng Park Tomyam Fish noodle

Curry Mee (left)

Lor Mee @GreenHouse, Burmah Road

(available at night)

Penang Koay Teow Thng ( KT soup) @Hutton Lane. The fish ball is especially good to my tasting. Its at the second Kopi Tiam (coffee shop) after the mosque on the left.

Kota Kemuning Experience

Kota Kemuning, an award winning 1,820-acre integrated township in Shah Alam is recognised as a township that epitomises quality lifestyle living with strong quality design concept, amenities and infrastructure. Canal Gardens is within the Kota Kemuning township.

The famous Pun Chun (品珍) Bidor wantan mee, its here now at Kota Kemuning, Shah Alam. Can be found at the lane behind Gamuda sales office.

Those who love the Fish Maw, the Gas Bladder of fish, and Fish Ball noodle soup should try out this place at Kota Kemuning, Ah牛 Fish Ball.

Another must try is the Fried Fish Cake.

A cosy vegetarian restaurant, its at the street beside Gamuda Sales office, corner lot.

Dish on the left is vegetarian "lamb" curry.

Fried "fish" with Tau-si (black beans), green & red pepper. Below.

Marmite "chicken" (right)

Soupy Affair @Summit, Subang Jaya

This place on 3rd floor of Summit serving a nice variety of soup.

Typical pork rib soup, simple yet tasty.

some Food

Hakka Looi Cha, a healthy non-meat delicacy.

Bryani rice bought at Mustafa Centre (the shopping centre that never sleeps, opens 24hrs), Serangoon, Singapore.

some KL Chinatown Experience

Kuala Lumpur Chinatown, the Good Food heaven, some known and some found in side lanes yet serving good taste food. As time progress, this Post will consistently update to reflex the food experience "fee"

Fresh fish porridge

Fried intestine porridge

some Malacca Food

Malacca is the historical state of Malaysia, rich with heritage buildings, ancient landmarks and colonial structures. It was here that colonial forces first made contact with Malaysia. It has a distinct food variety ranging from Peranakan to Malay-Portugese type.

Typical Malacca wanton with chili sauce. It is served either soup (right) or dry (kuan-lo). Can be found along Jalan Hang Jebat (morning) & Jalan Kebun Raya (Night) at Malacca town. The taste is different from the Klang Valley or Penang counterpart.