Restaurants in New World Park

LEE ENG LAI, now in his late fifties, recalls that his grandfather Lee Kar Tee and grand uncle Lee Ah Keat started selling ice kacang as a roving stall in the Jalan Rangoon area in 1923. His father, Ah Kang (Kar Tee’s son), later inherited the stall and moved it to a permanent position. Eng Lai, his brother Eng Huat and sister Ah Kee (above) have been involved in running the stall since the 1960s, when it was next to a snooker bar. Originally, in the 1920s, a bowl of basic ice kacang cost half a cent, now it is RM1.50. Early in 2007, the stall moved into the new New World Park (Sin Sei Kai) food court opposite with ample parking.

My kids love these pancakes...This one is filled with durian!! OH my Goodness!

Their fish head steamboat doesn't include yam yet its soup remains plain with natural sweetness from the fish.

The restaurant offer great western food with an affordable price. Whole lot parking space available, sitting inside the restaurant is comfortable but sitting outside is awful, extremely hot.

Another new Thai Boat Noodle establishment has invaded New World Park, drawing a huge crowd to the food court; a result of the continuation of the Boat Noodle-craze.

Overall, we recommend their Thai style pork noodle.

The difference in the food here with Shusi's Banana Leaf is that this restaurant's food is more towards the South Indian style of cooking.

Passion of Kerala - Banana Leaf Rice

Nyonya Cafe, New World Park

The flavours were pleasant although the dishes have been infused with Asian tastes.