Portofino is a good venue to head to if you are looking for some authentic home-style Italian fares. In a saturated frenetic dining scene like Bangsar, this place is a refreshing change from the madness of the central commercial areas.
the famous “Sempalit Kari Ayam” since 1951
The restaurant is named KariGuys, new ‘baby’ for Mr. Ramesh and Dinesh, who used to run their delicious curry chicken at a stall in Do Re Mi Foodcourt at Ara Damansara.
The Sarawak laksa served here is a family recipe, and that many of her ingredients are flown in from Sarawak. I believe this laksa is the coconut-less variety, but what make it special is the flavour which is fragrant yet isn't too hot. The garnishing done by this Aunty is truly special, 'hotel quality'
A perfect start to a Sunday morning should be a hearty breakfast; coupled with a cup of really good coffee or tea, and lots of natural sun to perk the mood up.
A good place if you like to have savory of Ipoh cuisines in Kuala Lumpur.
If not for the parking problems, I think I won't mind frequenting this place. The food is actually quite good for the price paid.
Anuar’s Kari Kepala Ikan (Anuar’s fish head curry) that has been in business for more than 30 years. Just around the corner from TMC, this place is always packed to the brim when lunch time rolls around.
Bangsar Fish Head Corner, Lucky Garden, Bangsar
If you love this kind of food, this place is a must try for you if you have not already.
The food was mediocre and the ambiance was stressful since they were observing us like hawks.
Spice Garden Express Indian Restaurant @ Bangsar
Satisfyingly slippery noodles topped with green and white scallion slices, nubbins of chewy, crispy pork and a couple of thick slices of succulent, mildly spiced Chinese sausage.
This is very good lemak curry soup.One of the best curry laksa in Klang Valley.
Piping hot pizzas to your doorstep. Free delivery, and provide online service.
Birthday Lunch
Sarpino's seems to have the pizza basics down pat; a good pie dough, tasty homemade tomato pizza sauce and abundant toppings.
Auntie Christina’s Sarawak Laksa can be found at Nam Chun Coffee Shop next to the wet market. On top of it is a huge reflexology center.
Highly Recommended if you love Nyonya Kuih. One of the best that I come across.
