Lai Po Heen at Mandarin Oriental Welcomes Chef Thomas Fong from Doha
April 24th, 2024
This West Malaysian outpost of a respected Sabah-based brand opened this past year in Puchong, serving hearty customisable bowls of ngiu chap.
This little shop could become a big attraction, run by friendly couple Andrew & Jenny Wong, whose retirement from the corporate world has opened up a new chapter in their lives.
For decades, this restaurant has been whipping up hearty plates of well-executed nasi lemak and other Malaysian dishes.
Here’s a look at an Asian cafe in where Malaysia's national dish shares the spotlight with the likes of Korean noodles, Chinese ginger chicken & Japanese teriyaki chicken.
Houshuen in Petaling Jaya is a one woman show outdoor café that sells tea, cakes and coffee. The name, translated from Chinese, means ‘Good Choice’.
Sean Yoong delves into the diversity of Chinese cooking at Ho Boh, a trove of Hakka recipes in Puchong.
Charlie Chaplin Café at One City USJ Subang is a beautifully, slickly outfitted restaurant inspired by the film ‘City Lights’.
With its sweeping selection & satisfactory servings, Izakaya Ieyasu seems like a solid bet for Japanese fare in Avenue K.
Zab Zab strives to live up to its Thai-language name, which means 'delicious'; for fans of boat noodles, it's worth taking a trip to Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park to try this Thai treat at this family-owned restaurant.
Despite the deluge of boat noodle eateries, each one does have something definingly distinctive. Here at Aroi-Kaa, it's a boat!
Boat noodles make their triumphant entry into Petaling Jaya's SS2, with a tempting twist this time - this new outlet reputedly relies on the recipe handed to its founders by the owner of Victory Monument's most popular boat noodle eatery in Bangkok.
Seoul's soul food seizes the spotlight; here's a look at a contemporary Korean cafe in Sri Petaling, pithily named Cafe Korea.
Mizuiro is a name to remember - this Japanese-inspired cafe specialises not only in wholesome ramen & Maruyama coffee but also one of KL's most delicious desserts.
Although Japanese ramen has been taking the spotlight at dedicated ramen shops and popping up at various locations across Klang Valley, I haven’t been tempted to give ramen a try simply because I am not adventurous when it comes to trying out new cuisines.