Everyday Food I Love

This unassuming hawker is not one to be belittled. Of course, after seeing the amount of crowd present at breakfast hour on a weekday, demeaning this shop was the last thing on our mind.

Located in Alamesra, Burger Bakar Borneo attracts gazes with their cute burger signage and cozy ambiance.  Apart from Burger Bakar, the restaurant also serves Western food and  pork-free Asian cuisine.

Located near KKIA, Kedai Kopi San Sui Baru seems to be well-known by the locals. From Fish Noodle and Fried Noodle to some simple Seafood dishes, the restaurant offers not only variety but also good food.

Coffee Tea is a humble cafe located next to an optical shop near Giant Hypermarket. This cafe is easily noticeable with its huge crowds during peak hours. From Kuching Laksa, Soup Noodle to Fried Rice and Macau Pork/Chicken Bun, the cafe serves decent yet affordable meal which attracted many staffs as well as shop-goers patronizing.

Apart from its signature cakes, Secret Recipe also offers delicious Asian and Western cuisine. The award winning's Tom Yum Goong, is a highly recommended dish you should try the next time you visit the chain restaurants.

An addictive bowl of Fish Head Noodle will always keep people coming back for more. One of my favourite coffee shop in KK, Kedai Kopi Dat Seng serves great Fish Noodle at a valuable price.

Apart from its signature cakes, Secret Recipe also offers delicious Asian and Western cuisine. The award winning's Tom Yum Goong, is a highly recommended dish you should try the next time you visit the chain restaurants.

One of my favorite coffee shop in KK is Kedai Kopi Dat Seng which is located at Inanam Business Centre, this shop is always crowded especially during weekend. They serve a variety of noodles but the main specialties are fish head and tom yam noodle. If you're going for fish head noodles, you can choose your fish to be fried or freshly boiled, and also choose your prefer broth either cooked with salted veggie, bitter gourd and spinach. Portion is quite big and really value for money. Others than that you can also choose the vegetable for your bowl of noodle.

We were happy to be introduced to a rather new eatery at Sadong Jaya by Alvin Hii. The restaurant in today's review is Allisa Cafe. A cozy eatery serving a wide array of Malay dish. As such, the owner graciously invited us to dig in into some of their signature dishes.

Coffee Tea is a humble cafe located next to an optical shop near Giant. This cafe is easily noticeable with its huge crowds during peak hours. From Kuching Laksa, Soup Noodle to Fried Rice and Macau Pork/Chicken Bun, the cafe serves decent yet affordable meal which attracted many staffs as well as shop-goers patronizing.

For a taste of simple Malay cuisine nearby the neighbourhood of Kingfisher, you can head up to Restoran Jom Makan which is located at the same row of shop lot with Giant hypermarket.

The Fish Head Noodle serve at Jin Jin Seafood Restaurant are packed with intriguing flavours. Fresh ingredients with great taste, it is definitely a not-to-be-miss place if you like Fish Head Noodle.

Mangen Mitu is a name taken from the local ethnic language of the Bajau tribe of Kota Belud, which means 'makan sini' or 'eat here'. Opened in early 2011, Mangen Mitu offers traditionally ethnic Sabahan fare.

If you're looking at a decent meal for dinner at nearby neighbourhood of Kingfisher, perhaps you can try Ibadah Rohani Restoran.

A good place for Yong Tau Fu is hard to come-by in KK especially during the evening. Recently opened in Foh San, Loke Chok Liew Yong Tau Fu which had taken over the shop lot which used to be occupied by Old Farm, specialize in serving homemade Yong Tau Foo, Noodles and Porridge.

Kota Kinabalu is a seafood paradise enriched with abundant of marine life. During the day, there are plenty of fish noodle or seafood noodle while during the night there are quite a number of good seafood restaurants in and out the city.

Norita Tom Yam at Likas is not an ordinary place that many KKians will go when comes to halal food. At least, to my knowledge, it is not really a famous place for Malay food. However, the dishes offers at Norita Tom Yam is definitely not bad.

  Kedai Kopi Daily 2 is a convenient place where we could stop-by and have a simple dinner with variety of choices from noodle soup, fried noodle, laksa to fried rice and simple dishes to go with rice.

Located near KKIA, Kedai Kopi San Sui Baru seems to be well-known by the locals. From Fish Noodle and Fried Noodle to some simple Seafood dishes, the restaurant offers not only variety but also good food.

Sun Bean Cafe Location: Next to Yu Kee Bak Kut Teh, opposite New Man Tai $$$ Ratings: Food: 3.5/5 Service: 3/5 Cleanliness: 3/5 Our mission to cover all the eateries in KK will soon be accomplished. So far, apart from Donggongon and Putatan areas, we had covered most of the eateries in KK. While in my list, Gaya Street still had a few restaurants that we haven't visit, Sun Bean Cafe was one of it. So, tonight, I'm going to have my late dinner at the restaurant.  Tom Yam Seafood RM18 The Tom Yam Seafood no doubt was a little pricey, the Tom Yam's flavour was strong. It had the right hints of sourish and spicy taste. Seafood were fresh too. These dish goes very well with rice.  Stir-fry Romaine Lettuce RM8.00 A proper meal will never do without a green vegetables dish. The Stir-fry Romaine Lettuce was okay. Nothing to be brag home about.  Total paid = RM29.00 (including 2 x Rice + 2 x Plain water)