Suffice to say, it was “well done”.
This 20-year-old hidden eatery in Pudu serves best wanton mee, curry mee and char siu for less than RM10
Their char siu will make you go “ooh la la!”
Basil Pasta House: Pastably the best in Kuchai Lama? This noodle-crazy editor definitely thinks so
Guaranteed to make you go “Mamma mia!”
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All about them waffles: Digging into a delectable waffle galore at Fluffed Cafe & Dessert
Can’t go wrong with waffles.
Craving for budget-friendly fried chicken? Lim Fried Chicken’s the perfect place to have it fixed!
Satisfaction guaranteed.
This Hakka Yong Tow Foo spot at Ipoh Road KL has been serving its patrons for more than 40 years
Each is only priced at RM1.80.
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Hanam BBQ Review: I waited 40 mins to enjoy the best K-BBQ yet!
So good, you will want to come back for more.
Pizza Mansion review: We spent around RM20 per pax at this quaint pizzeria in Bukit Bintang
Great pizza and chill vibes.
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They say Kajang has the best HK-style Chee Cheong Fun in town. Here’s the review by a noodle lover.
Must-try for street food lovers.
Spent RM72 at Shugatori Dessert Cafe PJ. Was it really worth it?
A haven of baked goods.
This hidden restaurant inside Japan Club KL serves comfort Japanese food starting from RM13
It’s so hidden that you can’t even look it up on Google.
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Maruki Ramen KL review: Halal Japanese ramen starting from RM23.90
Some say its the best Ramen in Kuala Lumpur. But here’s our verdict.
Mitasu Old Klang Road KL review: All-you-can-eat Japanese style buffet with unlimited sashimi for RM88
Is Mitasu really worth the price?
89yo uncle continues to sell ice cream by the roadside for 48 years despite low sales
The post also urged the public to visit if they are craving ice cream.