Restaurants in Jalan Ss 21 (Jalan Ss21)

Simple but comfortable coffeeshop setting, friendly service, really yummy salt baked chicken for reasonable prices.

Chef Kit's Salt Baked Chicken @ Damansara Uptown, PJ

HOM Cafe

Satay Celup, popularized in Melaka, is a twist on the well-loved local street food called "Lok Lok". Much like Lok Lok, skewered raw and semi-cooked ingredients are dunked in a boiling pot of scrumptious satay sauce - an INGENIOUS way, to give that extra kick to our favourite food!

Although the shop is small and has limited selection, but I like the sauce. It is not too spicy nor too thick. Just nice and suitable for everyone in difference age range.

Fusion serves "tai chow" dishes and also ala-carte noodles/rice.

Must try their curry. It is home traditional recipe. It is not that spicy and taste really good.

DU Project – Bintang Kopitiam Kon Loh Noodle

Located in the busy, parking savaging Damansara Utama, The Salad Bar was a small shop with a cute design that serve healthy meals (not vegetarian).

Only difference between the thing is the noodle and of course price had increase.

When visiting Lameeya, do give their 100% pure juices a try.

hsing loong taiwanese noodle

Famous for chili crab, salted egg crab, marmite, kam heong, fresh milk, have more than 10 types of cooking.

DU Project: Kenny Uptown

Cozy and nicely air conditioned place to have lunch and dinner.

It’s time to jump in line and treat yourself with the refreshing Snow Ice.

Wassabi in Damansara Uptown

coffee was good not so cheesy cheesecake is absolutely delicious.

Nyonya Kitchen situated in Uptown Damansara. It is their third outlets in Malaysia so far, after Klang and Shah Alam. I passed by this place few times…till last Fridays…I decided to give it a try…The food was not bad,average…not too spicy

Eat all you can RM38 @ Bangsar Seafood Restaurant