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Bandar Menjalara is famous for steamboat, the steamboat restaurants are sprouting like mushrooms in that area. I am not a big fan of steamboat and do not know how to appreciate the steamboat. In my opinion, steamboat soup consisted lots of msg plus the ingredients arenothing special(various types of fish balls-with high content of salt and msg, taufu, eggs, mee or meehon…), you can buy it at any hypermarket… Wondering why so many people would die for it…

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Located in Sunway Pyramid, a busy shopping mall in downtown Kuala Lumpur, Pancake House International is a refreshing welcome to both locals and foreigners alike who crave for comfort food such as pancakes and waffles; pasta and noodles; steaks, burgers and chicken; salads and sandwiches; and luscious desserts. My personal recommendation are the pan fried chicken and their house specialty - taco tagged with the “best taco in town”. To cater to local whims, Pancake House is offering spicy tacos – crispy, paper-thin Mexican pancakes, folded and filled with meat and vegetables.They make the shells with a special mould, and a unique kind of dressing – called the Poor Boy Sauce – which is used to lend the sweet and sour tastes to the tacos.

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Meadow Green 绿禾养生坊 is located in SS2, same row as KFC, next to Prince Coffee shop. It serves yummy delicious organic vegetarian meal. No msg, no artificial coloring and flavoring, just natural taste of various kinds of ingredients such as burdock, sea salt, home made enzymes (fruits and vegetables) … This restaurant was featured in Yummy Trail NTV7 recently.

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Du Viet is a Vietnamese restaurant in PJ Uptown. Du viet serves various authentic Vietnamese food at reasonable price.

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Fancy knowing what a doctor thinks about what healthy food is? This post will reveal to you what the doctor thinks, through his very own restaurant.

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Malaysian is not only famous for variety of delicious local food but also food from some other countries. Somewhere at Off Jln Pudu, there is two rows of Chinese restaurant operated by Chinese from mainland China and Hong Kong… To be exact, it should be opposite Pudu Jail, on the Berjaya Time Square side.

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Rojak in Malay community means mixture. Rojak is a spicy Malaysian salad of either mixture of fruits and vegetables.Recently there is a new restaurant in The Curve by the name of Rojak Rojak. This restaurant serves various types of typical Malaysian food such as chicken rice, rojak, cendol, mee bandung,nasi lemak,toast…starting from RM2.00 per meal.

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There is a typical looking Japanese restaurant - Hokano, located in Damansara Uptown. It occupied only half of the shop (on the outside), few shops away from Maybank.
Hokano serves various Japanese food ranging from premium salmon teriyaki to assorted of sushi rolls.The main specialty is Hokano roll. The Hokano roll (RM16.95) comes in 8 pcs,the roll has prawn tempura, eel,crabstick, cucumber and avocado.The surface of the roll was garnished with orange colour fish roe. We started our dinner with chuka idako (fried baby squid) and sake.

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Pan Mee is on of my favorite especially those with hot and spicy chilies. There is one shop that serves original and hot spicy pan mee around Metro Prima Kepong - Huang Ah Ma Steamboat Restaurant. Pan Mee only available from 11am till 3pm daily.
The chili pan mee comes with a small plate of homemade chili paste, you add according to your level of endurance to hot and spicy

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