Is this what all the west revere as a good cheese puffs? It doesnt taste bad but not great either. It taste just like cheezels for people who are thinking if trying this. I like super ring better

Super Ring has better puffs and cheese flavour, cheaper too🙈

Nasi Putih + Ikan Bilis Goreng + Kicap

Somewhere in KV. Opt for ikan bawal sambal, telur masin & this vege (don't know what its called😅)+ teh ais. How much RM y'all think?

With a delicious dessert spread? 🤤I've never really frequent hotel buffets but in my childhood and during a couple of work travels, I have always loved eating the hotel buffets especially breakfast with the gazillian pastries. Loved the experience, very fancy haha.

I want to bring my family(mother and younger brother) to try some intentionally this time. But I feel some are hit or miss for me despite the high price tag. The food just felt like lukewarm meh sometimes. And the desserts are more often a miss. The fruits aren't that ripe and the cakes like stale tasteless sponge lol. But I really think it's because I haven't been to the right one or an expensive enough place 😂

For budget, Im not sure what is a good amount? Maybe ~rm70 per person?

I am planning to celebrate a special occasion with my gf and was looking for restaurant recommendations. It can be any type of cuisine, just give me all of them recommendations.

If its a place where there is a dress code or something of that nature it would be great. Since it would be a great opportunity for the both of us to dress up .

Total Budget: 450-750RM

Planning to go Penang for a little trip and always wanted to try weird food that people sell in night market. Is there any available in Penang and is there any recommendations

In your opinion what are the best gluten free bakeries in kuala lumpur? From baked goods to bread and toast.

Nasi Lemak Wanjo, Kampung Baru. RM 12.90. No peanut and sweet sambal.

Hint: 6 oriental prawns. Table spoon's there for size comparison.

Wantan Mee Kicap Besar (p.s it has 4 wontons)

Calories 385 Protein 32g

Seen in a Costco in Melbourne. Didn't buy as I'm not fully convinced that it is worth the price.

Wow, who ever eat at this restaurant?

Hi, I am in Malaysia right now (visiting Singapur soon) and I really want to buy something to my partner who couldn't come here. He loves cooking, and I want to bring him something that he can try and add to his cooking. Something that is local, something that can't be easily bought in our home country: he already has a pantry full of curry pastes, spice blends, gochujang, chilli powder, miso pastes, etc (think mostly essential staples associated to indian, japanese, korean and chinese cuisines, though if there is something Malay along these lines that fits I will look into it!)

To give more information: he is vegetarian (eggs and dairy are okay), loves spicy, sour and dishes with complex and/or unusual flavours. He loves tea, tamarind and mustard. He is not so fond of coffee nor sweets (so no gula Malaka nor white coffee).

While researching I have come across certain recommendations, so I have written them down, but I'm open to more ideas:

-Sarawak pepper: it sounds good, but I am not sure I have run into this while visiting supermarkets. Is it hard to find or am I just blind?

-Cili pedi? Cili geling?: I may be misremembering the exact name. The bag I found was liquid, and it worries me that it might break or may spoil fast once open

-Pandas: it sounds intriguing, but only if I find it in a jar/paste/someway that I can fly back home

Fyi I am also bringing durian chocolate, tea bags and Penang biscuits! This is just to find something that I feel is a little more hidden. Any help would be appreciated 😄

Pani puri is good. RM5 for 5. RM10 for 10. Though the yogurt pani puri seems to cost a lot

First time trying and I'm already hooked by it. Will be on my fav list as no.3

1. Chicken buttermilk
2. Salted egg chicken
3. Telur buttermilk
4. Nasi telur kicap

Rm15

Sister brought from China. First time seeing these nuts with shell