Kedai Makanan Ah Loy 亚来咖哩面冷气饭店
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Kedai Makanan Ah Loy in Taman Overseas Union has been around for the past 10 years and it is famous for its home-cooked food, especially the Curry Laksa.
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Ah Loy curry house
Kedai Makanan Ah Loy in Taman Overseas Union has been around for the past 10 years and it is famous for its home-cooked food, especially the Curry Laksa.
Ah Loy curry house
Big love for it, haven't found another beef noodles as good as Yang Kee's
This cafe aims to serve Penang-style food with a home-cooked-food feeling, where all the dishes are specially prepared by the restaurant owner's mother from Penang, whom we refer to as "Miao Ma".
The service here is usually impecabble and they are usually quite attentive.
We’ve been meaning to come here for a very long time now. The Pandan Indah and Setapak outlets have always been very dear to our hearts and visiting the original Sri Steven’s Corner here in OUG is almost like performing a pilgrimage. The coordinates provided by Google Map ultimately led us to a quiet residential area (somewhere along Jalan Hujan Emas). We made some quick adjustments to the coordinates and a search for Jalan Hujan Rahmat 2 on our GPS navigator eventually led us properly to the premises. Located along a narrow road near the OUG wet market, we were thankful to be here during the daytime, we can imagine that at night (during peak hours) parking can be a b*tch here. Cat and Brendan enjoyed their dishes immensely; Brendan took particular pleasure in his banana leaf rice with spiced chicken cutlets. I had to agree with the good reviews the Nasi Lemak received, and adored it as well.
Sorry ... this place is not to my liking at all. I do not like the extreme saltyness in all my food and mushy burger buns.
Summergirl tried out pan mee soup from one of the stalls in Sun Sea, which fares equally good. Springy noodles laid in a bowl of clear soup, topped with crispy deep fried anchovies, mince meat, sliced black fungus and vegetables. Heard that Sun Sea Restaurant serves good Penang Curry Mee too, will check out next time.
We serve more than 120 varieties of western food and we provide catering services.
Overall, the roasted chicken tasted not bad but only come in few cubes and find it slightly expensive for both the main course and the soup. Prefer the one in Taman Billion, Cheras.
Located above a car workshop, this unassuming cafe is the brainchild and a side hobby/income of Jon, a person who lectures at a local institution. It is obvious from the interior decor that he is someone who is really into the movie business. Or at least, arts and entertainment.
Something special to try out. The Tau Fu Fah is very smooth and nice to eat it cold.
Uncle Lay Cold Tau Fu Fah (Cold Bean Curd)
Leo’s Café is situated beside an antique shop (previously occupied by “Remember to Eat”, Gei Dak Sik, 记得食) and it is located below Wong Kok Char Chan Teng (旺角茶餐厅). Large variety of the food served and gelatos. They serve food ranging from Asian to Western cuisine.
Well... thats me.. praise when it satisfied my tastebud and 'commented' when it didnt!
This Chinese restaurant mainly serves Shanghainese and Szechuan food. Service was quite average overall. This place has other signature dishes that we really like such as the Stir-fried Chicken Paprika (宫保鸡丁) and their flower buns (花卷).
Can you guess how much is the total bill comes up to? RM100 pulang 1sen. Hmmm...you think it's cheap or expensive?
The filling bowl of porridge with a variety of ingredients and the frog legs definitely makes me want to go back again, and this time try the apparently original fish head stall.
Fatty frog porridge
hey do serve 'vegetarian meat'... 'meat' that are made of either tofu, flour, vegetables etc. We had "Sweet & Sour Abalone Mushroom", "Vegetarian Assam Fish", "Vegetarian Roast Duck", "Vegetarian Buttered Prawns", "Stir Fried Cabbage with Vegetarian Dried Shrimps" and "Salted Vegetables and Tofu Soup".