EatDrink Survey: Give your feedback
Thanks for taking a moment to do our EatDrink survey! We’re considering to organize periodic events in the Greater KL area for readers of EatDrink, and we would really appreciate your input. If you...
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The Sticky Wicket at Plaza Damansara: Bar review
A cricket-themed pub might sound traumatic for those of us who were forced by tyrannical PE teachers to carry the bat back in secondary school, but The Sticky Wicket turns out to be a winning...
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Demitasse at Subang Jaya: Snapshot
Tucked in a residential neighbourhood, a short stroll from rows of homes, Demitasse offers crowd-pleasing fare with a twist or three. Eggs Benedict are revamped with crispy rosti instead of muffins...
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Puchong Chettinad Mess at Puchong: Restaurant review
Possibly the Klang Valley’s most secretive and well-hidden venue for banana leaf rice, Puchong Chettinad Mess began running in recent weeks in a first-floor shop-lot on one of Puchong’s less-travelled...
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Macha & Co at Kota Damansara: Snapshot
Cool name for a banana leaf rice joint – Macha & Co offers a satisfactory rendition of the familiar South Indian staple, with a refillable set of steamed brown rice, up to three vegetables (pumpkin...
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3S Curry House at Taman Desa: Snapshot
At only RM5.80 per person, there’s no complaining about 3S Curry House’s banana leaf rice, available for lunch, served with three vegetables, plus all the curry and dal you can splash on your rice. Add...
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Tucked in a residential neighbourhood, a short stroll from rows of homes, Demitasse offers crowd-pleasing fare with a twist or three.
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Look for the signboard of Chakra Catering Services, then head upstairs to the hushed, curtained hall, where you might have the entire outlet to yourselves
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Cool name for a banana leaf rice joint – Macha & Co offers a satisfactory rendition of the familiar South Indian staple
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At only RM5.80 per person, there’s no complaining about 3S Curry House’s banana leaf rice
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Via Pre at Bukit Damansara: Restaurant review
One of Penang’s top venues for Italian cuisine extends its reach to KL: Via Pre first opened up north in George Town in 2012, run by founders who played key roles in the creation of KL establishments...
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Le Petit Rococo at Tengkat Tong Shin: Pop-up cafe review
This review is brought to you in part by Le Petit Rococo. Tengkat Tong Shin might be best known for streetside stalls serving beef noodles and other classic kopitiam fare, but passers-by may have...
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Nosh, Tipple & Brew at Bangunan Ming, Bukit Nanas: Snapshot
Upbeat eats in downtown KL: This new brasserie serves a cheerful, something-for-everyone selection that spans both East and West. Top temptations include a satisfyingly spiced mutton jalfrezi with a...
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Le Petit Rococo is a cool set-up of no-frills tables & chairs atmospherically juxtaposed with an alfresco backdrop of decades-old facades with crumbling paint.
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Upbeat eats in downtown KL: This new brasserie serves a cheerful, something-for-everyone selection that spans both East & West
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6 restaurants for good gnocchi in KL & Selangor
Gimme gnocchi: The classic Italian dumplings can be difficult to get right, but here are six restaurants that do justice to this addictive treat. 1. Via Pre in Bukit Damansara The should-try at KL’s...
View ArticleGrand Harbour (Fahrenheit 88)
With robust crowds for mealtimes in Fahrenheit 88, Grand Harbour has become one of this mall’s solid bets for Chinese cuisine.
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