Everyday Food I Love

PETALING JAYA, 25th March 2022 - Klang Valley residents are welcome to prepare themselves for authentic Nyonya dishes and indulge in a variety of local delights. Mountain Village Restaurant will be opening its door to serve the public with some traditional and unique Nyonya cuisines located at SS2.

Ardence Labs is the hottest new place to spam your Insta with gorgeous photos, from cool graffiti art to fun #ootd backgrounds and even tons of mouthwatering foodporn. Ardence Labs is located at the beautiful lakefront, it's a lifestyle hub repurposed and house with shipping container within the landscaped gardens of Eco Ardence commercial and residential development in Setia Alam, Shah Alam. Currently there are around 30 containers arranged to form an L-shaped street pattern and another 10 containers stacked on top making an upper level above. Jaya Grocer supermarket is the anchor tenant here which cater perfectly for the residents of Eco Ardence. There are over 20 food outlets and shops operating here, on my visit the restaurants seemed to be doing good business with a mostly young crowds who rated this place Insta-worthy Spots and you'll spot many taking picture, selfie and wefie.

Restoran Baba & Nyonya is located at the Grand Millennium Plaza along the Penampang By-pass, serving decent Nyonya cuisine. Their signature dishes include the Curry Fish Head and Cendul.

Nyonya Colors specializes in premium homemade quality Nyonya Kueh and delights, with the aim to provide customers with the highest quality and tasty kueh. Only the best and freshest ingredients are used to ensure consistency in taste and good quality of their products.

Nyonya Style of cooking is the result of fusion between Malay and Chinese, originated from Melaka. For a taste of Nyonya cuisine, Nyonya House offers affordable yet authentic Nyonya cuisine in 1Borneo.

Nyonya Style of cooking is the result of fusion between Malay and Chinese, originated from Melaka. For a taste of Nyonya cuisine, Nyonya House offers affordable yet authentic Nyonya cuisine in 1Borneo. During lunch hours, from 11am to 5pm, lunch set is available at only RM6.80.

Christmas is just around the corner and what better way to herald the holiday season with some good food. Even better, bring your friends and head on over to Cristao Cafe & Grill for scrumptious Christmas dinner set to get that Chrismas mood a much needed jumpstart.

Nyonya Style of cooking is the result of fusion between Malay and Chinese, originated from Melaka. For a taste of Nyonya cuisine, Nyonya House offers affordable yet authentic Nyonya cuisine in 1Borneo. During lunch hours, from 11am to 5pm, lunch set is available at only RM6.80.

Nyonya Style of cooking is the result of fusion between Malay and Chinese, originated from Melaka. For a taste of Nyonya cuisine, Nyonya House offers affordable yet authentic Nyonya cuisine in 1Borneo. During lunch hours, from 11am to 5pm, lunch set is available at only RM6.80.

Restoran Sayur-Sayuran Nyonya Mama Sayang is a cozy restaurant tucked in the neighbourhood of Taman Desa which serves vegetarian food ala nyonya style.

Nyonya Style of cooking is the result of fusion between Malay and Chinese, originated from Melaka. However it has recently been commercialised and many restaurants preparing these delicacies can be found every part of Malaysia now. At Nyonya House, popular dishes include ayam pongteh which contains chicken cooked in bean sauce, asam fish, ju hu char and etc.

Barely a forthnight after being invited for a food review at this fine establishment, the lingering yearn for a good grilled ribs was driving us crazy, and fate would have it that we be invited yet again for a small get together at this uniquely Malaysian-Portuguese joint. This time around we were in for a special preview of good things to come.

Nyonya Style of cooking is the result of fusion between Malay and Chinese, originated from Melaka. However it has recently been commercialised and many restaurants preparing these delicacies can be found every part of Malaysia now. At Nyonya House, popular dishes include ayam pongteh which contains chicken cooked in bean sauce, asam fish, ju hu char and etc.

Nyonya Style of cooking is the result of fusion between Malay and Chinese, originated from Melaka. However it has recently been commercialised and many restaurants preparing these delicacies can be found every part of Malaysia now. At Nyonya House, popular dishes include ayam pongteh which contains chicken cooked in bean sauce, asam fish, ju hu char and etc.

Nyonya Restaurant serving authentic Nyonya cuisine (a fusion of Malay and Chinese cooking) since 1974. With a history spanning more than 30 years, many generations of customers, their friends and families have enjoyed dining here. Nyonya style cooking is prepared with a lot of spices, carefully blended to create that unique level of spiciness and exquisite taste. Sambal paste is the core ingredient for most Nyonya dishes and belacan is used widely to create this unique paste.

The premises of Old China cafe and gallery is actually the old guild hall of the Selangor and Federal Territory Laundry Association. The guild was set up at the turn of the century and moved to this part of Chinatown in the 1920s. Old China Cafe tries to maintain asemblance of the Chinese community’s old social life which will soon fade into history. Old China Cafe serve food that originates from the Baba Nonya communities of Malacca and Penang which features Malay spices as well as Chinese ingredients and cooking techniques.

Kristang is an ethnic group of people from a mix of Malaccan and Portuguese descent, originated after the conquest of Malacca by the Portuguese in 1511. While there are not many people of this ethnicity around the Klang Valley, I was fortunate to know a lovely person by the name of Alison, who is from the same descent. Her love and passion for food must have run in the family, for Simply Mel’s was born recently – a restaurant that specializes in Malaccan Portuguese cuisine, with her mom Melba as the head chef.

50% OFF! at PAPA’S CAFÉ @ RM5 instead of RM10 [LIMITED 500 COUPONS]. The Pearl of the Orient” is synonymous with abundance of superb, authentic delights. One of the popular food would be Nyonya cuisine, developed from a unique blend of cultures that is always full of surprises. Now, you could taste Hundred Years of Nyonya Curry Laksa OR Authentic Asam Laksa OR Trasitional Penang Prawn Mee + 1 Cincao Ais at PAPA’S CAFÉ with only RM5! Grab this deal at Groupego

The original Nyonya laksa is enriched with various spices and cooked without curry powder, there are many places in Melaka serving Nyonya laksa, my top pick is Donald and Lily’s. It's in an old house built before World War II, interesting heritage though! A unique dining ambience with an authentic homey character. If you come during weekend lunch hours, please be prepare to wait, there will be a long queue! It has been featured and reviewed by many medias, including 8TV Ho Chak programme.

Nyonya Style of cooking is the result of fusion between Malay and Chinese, originated from Melaka. However it has recently been commercialised and many restaurants preparing these delicacies can be found every part of Malaysia now. At Nyoya House, popular dishes include ayam pongteh which contains chicken cooked in bean sauce, asam fish, ju hu char and etc. Another delicacy is satay celup which is lok-lok that is found all over the country. Skewered (crab sticks, fish balls, meat or prawns) is dip in a boiling water. Recently they have added some value set menu, available at lunch and dinner....why not check it out!