Restaurants in Shah Alam

Fu-Rin serves pretty good food.

The interior set-up is simple, almost bordering on “basic” but the charm lies in the food it serves.

I will definitely revisit this restaurant again at night to try their dinner menu one day.

With such an extensive list covering a good variety, lunching at Senja is sure going to be a great mix-and-match experience.

Super Shiok Char Siew. Enough.

The place is ever crowded with mouths seeking for delicious food.

If you like to head to a restaurant cum watering hole, its the place to catch up with friends with a drink in hand.

Verdict: Recommended by a Penangite foodie, I believe the authenticity of the food is there. This place definitely not bad to assuage one’s yearning for Penang street food.

We had some of their signature items like Steamed Prawn Dumplings, Chicken Siew Mai, Glutinuous Rice with Chicken and Wok-fried Radish Cake with Seafood.

The place for true COFFEE LOVERS Specialty coffee at affordable price -----> WHITE Blend (Brazil Cerrado Sul de Minas + Indonesian Sumatra Aceh Takengon) & BLACK Blend (Seasonal)

I usually don't visit cafe nearby my house due to personal presumption of "things that are generally nearby your house isn't really good" - which is a wrong mindset to have, until one fateful day that I have decided to pay Brew & Bread a good visit. Brew & Bread has been operating more than 6 years ago and still counting... Today, they are one of the best cafe in Klang Valley that could serve good brunch as well as specialty coffee to the market.

Food served were well decorated, well presentation, and taste even better than some very high end restaurants. The food is "surprisingly" hot and no food poisoning thus far.

Big Plates@ Kampung Subang

I enjoyed the nicely fried thin golden skin of the chicken but the rest of the elements were quite lost in the mismatched serving.

They are frying the banana by using 8 big wok.

Azmi Pisang Goreng... revisited

Dewakan, one of the very rare molecular fine-dining cuisine available (or maybe the only one) in Klang Valley, very reasonably priced, definitely worth a (or more) visit.

The chili dip/sambal was a bit of a let down. Yet the noodle dishes were nicely prepared and tasty.

The chili dip/sambal was a bit of a let down. Yet the two types of hand made noodle dishes were beautifully plated and tasty I must say. Pleasant owner and pleasant customer service.

Its goed enough to warrant me returning (out of our own wallets) with my pals on a few occasions.

This Japanese restaurant is fine in terms of their service and environment. Kogetsu’s presentation of food is not as good compared to other Japanese restaurant and it was really pricey. The ambiance and the food there is just amazing.

As the buffet is only available for lunch, on weekends, I suggest you go for a full workout before hand to work up an appetite, cos it's soooo worth it.