Everyday Food I Love

This is one of the most happening Mamak restaurant in Klang Valley, caters to hundreds of people every single night. Murni has the most extensive and impressive mamak menu in existence from roti Hawaii, roti seafood, roti scramble, nasi lemak to Chinese, Malay and Western food. Their serving size of food here will never disappoint you...big!

Milky Way is a pork-free coffee shop located in Lintas Plaza. There are a selection of dishes available in their Menu and the price of the food is reasonably cheap. Highly recommended dishes by fellow readers include the Kon Lau Mee, Fish Noodle and Laksa.

Kem Bach Dang is a little walking distance from the Opera House and was packed to capacity when you drop in on a weekend evening, it is a favorite meeting place for Saigonese, for sure it is a must visit dessert place when you're in Vietnam. Some reckons the ice cream here have a better flavor and texture than substitutes found elsewhere. The atmosphere here is not exactly posh but it's air conditioned, friendly, hassle free and serve juices, smoothies, shakes, beer and ice cream. You get a glass of complimentary iced tea when you sit down.

Big Mouth Bak Kut Teh stall in Chinatown has been around since 1988 located right next to the noisy traffic area around Jalan Tun HS Lee. The old stall is situated next to Guan Di Temple which is impossible to miss it, they serves one of the best tasting bak kut teh in Chinatown. I found their branch stall in Old Klang Road located next to the wet market (next to the post office)

At PHO 2000, broth is cooked with only the best ingredients to bring real natural flavoring to their PHO noodle soup. Quality ingredients such as bone, oxtail, brisket, flank, eye round steak, tendon and book tripe are essential for preparing an authentic bowl of Vietnamese PHO. PHO 2000 is popular in Vietnam, overseas and more recently, many in Korea Town, Los Angeles, have voted PHO 2000 as "BEST PHO" restaurant in Los Angeles. PHO 2000 is not only famous for their delicious and healthy soup, but also for their quick and professional services.

After days and days of feasting on all the good food its good to fallback to comfort food, a good high heat stir fry would always do the trick. Located at the row adjacent to Giant supermarket, this restaurant serves Beaufort styled Chinese dishes. Their signature dishes including the Claypot Seafood with Beancurd, Stir-fried Choy Sum with Char Siu, Beaufort Noodle as well as Soy Sauce Chicken.

This Indian stall here in Seapark is one of KL people top choice place for nasi lemak. It's name Bumbung Seapark PJ and only start operation at night on a rented section of Sun Fatt Kee coffee shop. We all named it 'Seapark Nasi Lemak'. Here, they serve a good fluffy and aromatic coconut rice (piping hot), sambal just spicy enough, side with crunchy anchovies, peanuts and top with a sunny side up. They only serve Nasi Lemak and Indomie here, both are their signature's dish