Theobrama Chocolate Lounge from Australia is making its foray in Malaysia, with the first outlet opened in One Utama, followed by a second outlet in Pavilion KL.
Food Review: Theobroma Chocolate Lounge @ 1 Utama
There were roasted coffee, assorted kuihs & desserts, nasi lemak, laksa, toast… The list just goes on and on. It was the typical Nyonya café serving all sorts of yummy food!
Nyonya Colors @ One Utama Old Wing
Well I quite like the mee sua, but the hot food is served in a paper bowl (maybe because it's originated from Taiwanese street food) which I think is not so healthy.
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Love the strong fragrant from the toasted muesli (the mixture of oats & variety of nuts like almond, aromatic seeds like sesame seeds and sunflower seeds with a pinch of cinnamon powder), with the additional of natural sweetness from those fresh bananas, what an interesting combination! When you have all these ingredients all blended with ice into a smoothing and refreshing smoothie . . it screams PERFECT ! Low Fat, Low sugar, High fibre (variety seeds, nuts and fruit), indeed, a healthy meal all in a cup !
位于 1 Utama 的喜粤酒家是我每年必定光顾的酒家之一，皆因我和家人都爱吃鱼生，也觉得这里的鱼生做得挺不错。我们一共六人，点了四人份的套餐。之前来过这里点六人份的套餐，份量都非常的大，每个人吃得非常的撑，所以点四人份的刚刚好，孰不知这一次的份量却缩水了很多。
Old Siam Kopitiam, a humble kopitiam style restaurant tucked away at one of the corner in One Utama Shopping Centre.
The food sucks...a rip off customer's money..the kitchen is dirty...won't recommend go there..let the shop go bankrupt...
Their direct competitors are Chilis' and Tony Roma. Comparing with these 3 casual dining restaurants, Chllis' has its edge over all of them. The crowd already give you the best answer.
If you like penyet dishes as much as we do, I think you’d enjoy Waroeng Iga like we did.
Esquire Kitchen specializes in Chinese Sze Chuan and Shanghainese cuisine, with 18 outlets throughout Klang Valley, Ipoh and Johor Bahru.
A place suitable for family gathering especially with elderly because the dishes leaned towards a very home-cooked aura that their taste bud fond of.
For their classic, I would choose their cheese over their classic Cinnamon, add on cream cheese as it seems do not work for me. Go for their Filling Chu version.
Overall, as long as you are able to pick a flavor (or spiciness) that suits your taste buds, I think you’d find the food here fresh and enjoyable. Price wise, it’s affordable considering the meal cost around RM60 and the amount of food we took was sufficient to share among 4 adults.