Gourmet luxury travel - Malaysia and the world
Guest writer, Polly Szantor Dines With a Local… Last night I had a treat: the opportunity to enjoy warm, Malaysian hospitality along with a wonderful feast at the home of Encik Halim and his lovely wife Puan Saleha. Dine With a Local is the brainchild of Pauli…
Cocktails – always a happy way to commence Yakuza BBQ Chicken – grilled teriyaki chicken with cheese tempura & Japanese slaw – 22RM Fusion Pasta – spaghetti with chicken, chili and pesto – 35RM The Mix Caesar – R…
Reposted with correction: Please note the Indonesian food promo is only on offer until March 24th! Hurry, hurry, hurry! This offer is only available until the 24th of March. Mosaic, Mandarin Oriental’s all day dining restaurant, has guest Chef Kus…
Sprightly site in Section 17 You know you’re off to a fantastic start when even the dipping sauce is freshly blended and scrumptious. Fish Head Curry – made lighter with the use of milk rather than coconut cream – the sauce has that addictive tra…
Suzi’s Corner is still a cherished location for late night eating. Steak is what hubby comes for, but on this occasion we arrived too late. My usuals were still as good as ever though, if not better: Cashmere Naan – thick slices filled with sultanas and …
The shop front in Seri Kembangan Calamari in a salted egg batter – a new taste for me as the batter played a huge part in the texture and taste of the dish – thumbs up. Macau style sweet succulent pork ribs – vanished very quickly 🙂 &nbs…
Sue’s Chef Corner Chicken Vindaloo Fish Singgang Har Lok Mixed Vegetables White Steamed Rice Portuguese Fish Honey Chicken The lucky office worke…
After three failed entry attempts to Village Roast Duck (queues were too long for impatient me to wait), I finally made it in for an early lunch over the long weekend. Both locals and expats have been raving about the roast duck for a few mo…
As with all of the BIG Group restaurants, Canoodling is style laden with a fun clean design. Well lit and bedecked with cooking utensils, lamps and a giant chalkboard it is simply a pleasant place to be. Serving a mix of, you guessed it, noodles, you’ll fulfil…
Going from my healthiest meal for 2012 at Living Food posted yesterday right on to the unhealthiest but equally tasty at Soo Kee today. Well known by locals as one of the best char siew places in KL the evening we visited we saw this dish on every table. My […]
This is a very quick post on Bistro 42 as I’m yet to eat an entire meal here, just desserts. As with the rest of the Big Group restaurants the setting is well designed and a delight to wile away a few hours. This post though is principally about the […]
Makan Kitchen, in the Double Tree Hilton, is an ideal place to take guests who are only in town for a short time. You can experience Chinese, Malay, and Indian cuisine all in one spot and not worry about unaccustomed guests’ tummies adjusting to the local bugs …