Review: WIP on the Park
April 28th, 2025
Meat and bread, the basic building blocks of many meals, form the foundation of La Carne, which means ‘meat’ in Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and apparently, Shah Alamese.
The food is comforting and wholesome, reminding one of homecooked weekend lunches with the family.
Fahmi, El, Nas and their friendly crew bring a lot of heart to Mikro, a small space that won us over big time.
Springtime has come for restaurant enthusiasts at Sunway Geo Avenue, where many new eateries have sprouted recently.
This neighbourhood joint not only serves up a mean burger but also has delicious pizzas, leaving customers satisfied and wanting more.
Siu yuk satay is the novelty here and it might be worth sampling for curious customers who enjoy eccentric experimentation.
The Ang family's nearly 70-year-old legacy of asam laksa spreads this month to Subang
Taking cues from as far-flung as Louisiana and Hawaii, Wings N Boar is represented by a mascot of a feathered hog that illustrates the specialities of this cafe - chicken, pork and other meaty temptations.
Roshona Bilash's sees mostly migrant workers at their restaurant, a testament to the authenticity of their Bangladeshi cooking,
Baan Rao stands out naturally as a Thai restaurant, with a kitchen filled with more than half-a-dozen Thai cooks from northeastern Roi Et province, led by chef Ivy Rungtiwa.
This restaurant now tackles an impressive range of recipes from across the globe, often served with a intriguing twist or two.
Little Collins' 2017 Yuletide selection is full of festive flair: The cakes, their luscious forte, are gorgeous, abounding with meticulously perfected intricacies, scaling the pinnacle of cake craftsmanship.
Damansara Heights' new cavern for carnivores is a treasure trove of Charolais rib eye steaks, Wagyu briskets, French duck breasts and Dorper lamb loin chops.
Calling Aladdin, Ali Baba and Sinbad: This month, an enterprising band of first-year students at Sunway University staged their own interpretation of Arabian Nights in Athanor, the campus' excellent restaurant.
Bait opens its second outlet at The Intermark, KL, showcasing dishes inspired by foods from Italy to France, Spain to Greece and Lebanon.