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Mohammad Chow at Damansara Perdana: Restaurant Review

This family-founded outlet has become popular for halal Malaysian Chinese dai chow-style fare, inspired by its owners' hopes of offering everything from Marmite chicken to kung po cuttlefish & kam heong crabs for customers of every ethnicity to enjoy.

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Sambal Chilli at Atria Shopping Gallery: Restaurant Review

Sambal Chilli spices up Atria's F&B landscape with classic fare that's been fine-tuned by a Malaysian family with many years of experience in serving Nyonya cuisine.

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Ten Years at Sri Petaling: Restaurant Review

Ten Years brings together a bounty of Malaysian street food in one colourful outlet, serving cherished recipes collected from respected stall owners & restaurateurs from across the country.

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Xiao Lao Wang at Damansara Uptown: Restaurant Review

Xiao Lao Wang has nurtured a following of loyal fans who've adored this hotpot specialist ever since its early days in Sungai Buloh; this year, the restaurant moved to Damansara Uptown, remaining a terrific destination for gatherings of family & friends.

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Moobaan Thai at Taman Desa: Snapshot

Moobaan Thai offers a promising mix of crowd-pleasing classics, with a kitchen helmed by a chef from Chiang Rai.

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Afternoon Tea Mantou & Evening Posh Nosh at The Gastro Project: Restaurant Review

The Gastro Project has recently introduced two intriguing promotions: An Afternoon Tea menu that features creative sliders constructed with mantou buns & fun fillings, as well as Posh Nosh three-course dinnertime sets that change every fortnight.

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A Review of Ruyi & Lyn at Bangsar Shopping Centre

Ruyi & Lyn at Bangsar Shopping Centre can easily be described as a glamorously clandestine establishment that spans 22,000 sq. ft.

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Rak Somtam Urban Thai Eatery at Kota Damansara: Restaurant Review

Terrific Thai temptations that tickle the taste buds & linger in the memory - Rak Somtam is well worth the trip to Kota Damansara, helmed by a Malaysian restaurateur & his Thai wife, with a kitchen crew that hails largely from north of our border.

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Kampong Kravers at Atria Shopping Gallery: Restaurant Review

Kampong Kravers is taking a fresh leap into prominence this year, expanding from its original kiosk-based business into a series of comfy cafes that have sprouted across the Klang Valley's key shopping malls.

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