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Yoot Loy Coffee Shop is a popular old kopitiam where people would visit when dropping by Kuala Kubu Bharu. Nasi Lemak RM6: The rice wasn’t really nasi lemak, as it tasted like plain white rice with a very mild pandan aroma. Just a few tiny pieces of chicken curry was given. The sambal wasn’t great […]
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Lanna Thai Restaurant Ipoh Soho is located in the heart of Ipoh city. Red Tomyum (chicken) RM28: Nice appetizing tomyam soup that makes you wanna keep refilling (RM5 for each refill). Thai Fish Cake (RM4 per piece): Pretty standard Stir Fried Minced Chicken with Basil Leaves (R) RM18.50: Savory & spicy minced chicken with basil
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New Heong Kee Restaurant is a historic restaurant that requires one day advance booking due to the complexity and time needed to prepare most of the dishes. The ground oven is the restaurant’s signature, for cooking the Beggar Chicken. The mud is for covering and sealing the chicken before burying it under the hot ground
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Moorthy’s Mathai Indian Rice stall is situated in Restoran Money’s Corner hawker center. The stall serves pretty good banana leaf rice with fair price in this busy area. Three veg dishes with one meat dish cost around RM10. The taste of the curry and food were decent. Operating hours: Daily: 10am – 3.30pm Menu &
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Happy Happy Bread Bakery has many branches across Klang Valley and one in Alor Setar. They are popular for many of their tradisional buns, mainly char siew bun, egg tart, butter bun, coconut bun, along with other new recipes. Not to mention, Portugese egg tart and half-baked cheese tart are among the crowd favorite. Happy
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尹麵之家 Noodle History in Alor Setar is a homey place selling noodles, char siew and chicken. Some called it ‘under the bridge wantan mee’ (天桥下云吞面), due to its close proximity with the highway flyover. The restaurant is actually a home, using its front part of the house to prepare the food and for patrons to
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Numeral Eight Curry House, or No. 8 Curry House, is a homely restaurant popular for its Fish Head Curry. The curry of the fish head was sourish and I felt that it tasted more like asam pedas with thicker coconut milk instead. The other dishes were pretty good too. I see quite a lot of
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The famous Sultan’s favorite restaurant in Kedah, Nasi Lemak Royale, now branched out to the other states. This place served nasi lemak (RM2) that looked more like chicken rice rather than coconut milk rice. The beef (RM3) and lamb (RM6) were quite tender. I couldn’t really feel the aroma of the rice, probably due to
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Tonkatsu by Ma Maison was founded in Japan back in 1976. The first outlet in Malaysia was openedin Kuala Lumpur in 2013. Hire Katsu Set RM28.90: The deep fried pork fillet was thick and lean, definitely not for fat-lovers. They were a bit dry but those who love lean meat would like it. If you
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Nasi Berlauk Kak Chik’s authentic Nasi Air Dingin, known to be the best one in Tumpat. Due to the huge number of people buying bulks to resell them at somewhere else, the place is more of a distributor or wholesale center. There are dining spots for you to eat there too. The rice and curry
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