Yat Pan Dim Sum, Kota Damansara [Non-halal] We recently spotted a new dim sum parlour at the Dataran Sunway commercial area, and we were intrigued. The shoplot has seen several F&B operators come and go over the years, but Yat Pan Dim Sum 品点心坊 looks promising. Although it has only been open for about a month, we learned…
Oversea Restaurant, Imbi KL [Non-halal] Oversea Restaurant on Jalan Imbi is one of the oldest and most popular Chinese restaurants in the heart of KL. Oversea Restaurant specialises in Cantonese cuisine, and is particularly known for its roast duck and char siew. While Oversea has expanded to a few branches in the Klang Valley, we…
Tonkatsu Fry-ya Tokyo Review | One of Shinjuku’s Best Tonkatsu [Non-halal] There’s no shortage of great eats in Tokyo, so we always make it a point to ask our local friends for their best recommendations. Tonkatsu Fry-ya came highly recommended by a friend who used to live in Tokyo. It was so good that we’ve made…
Jogak Bingsu [Pork-free] Lactose-sensitive friends will be pleased to find soybean-based bingsu at Jogak Bingsu at The Five @ KPD. Jogak Bingsu offers five Bingsu flavours but their top pick (and our usual choice) is the Misugaru Dol Bing (RM23) which features red bean, injeolmi and soybean powder. While the soybean-based ice lacks the creaminess…
[Non-halal] Da Niu Bake Pie大牛烧饼 in SS2 our new favourite spot for late-night dessert. Da Niu is known for its Chinese pancake or Guō Kuī 锅盔, which are flat pies with filling that are baked inside a “tandoor” oven. Da Niu Bake Pie in SS2 Savoury tongues come here for the Mui Choy Pork Bake…
[Pork-free] Buttercream cake specialist JuneBakes has opened a new café in Sea Park, PJ, offering a sun-drenched vintage space with warm wooden accents – the perfect setting to enjoy its yuzu matcha pound cake, cookies and signature buttercream cakes. The Yuzu Matcha Pound Cake (RM10) was a delight. Buttery, moist and fragrant, with subtle citrus…