I’m often one to explore and try new types of food whenever traveling, be it for work or leisure. On the last day of my trip to Labuan, the lore of mee sasak got to me and I thought it’d
KY eats – The One & Only Mee Sasak at Labuan
KY eats – Loong Fish Head Soup Stall, Labuan
Labuan is perhaps one of the least traveled established islands for most Malaysian, the duty-free land is usually frequent only for those who has a purpose related to work, and I too was not immune to that same logic. This
KY eats – Old School Kai Si Hor Fun at Loke Wooi Kee Kopitiam, Ipoh
On our last trip to Ipoh, Jean brought us to one of the old school, less popular, and definitely not touristy kai si hor fun places in town. It was a small humble stall at a corner kopitiam by the
KY eats – Old School Goodness at Gerai Nasi Eng Kee, Klang
The internet is filled with comments on new and fancy food places that pops up seemingly every other week. While those are great and exciting, I always have special affinity towards those really old school eateries that stands the test
KY eats – Ipoh’s Old School Dry Curry Mee at Yee Fatt Kopitiam
I think Ipoh doesn’t get enough credit for their contribution in the category of curry mee in Malaysia, more specifically, their dry version of curry mee. After being introduced to it not too long ago, this dish has become one
KY eats – Kimberly Street Kuih Chap now at PJ Uptown
Whenever in Penang, there are always a few things to check off my list when it comes to hawker food exploits. There’s the usual char kuih teow, hokkien mee, laksa, and kuih teow soup, but if you veer just slightly
KY eats – Awesome Penang Curry Mee at Jia Li Mian, Kepong
Several weeks ago I chanced upon a post on Instagram by Choi Yen that captured my attention, it was a magnificent looking bowl of Penang Curry Mee. Being a huge fan of this dish, I knew I had to find
KY eats – Shui Kee Steamed Chicken with Horfun, PJ Old Town
When exploring for food, there are always a few signs you can safely rely on. For example, it is located at an old part of town, busy, with customers that aren’t young, and perhaps even at an area that’s not
Nasi Padang Amai, Kg. Kuantan, Klang
The days before Google map and all these online reviews, many of us used to explore eateries based mainly on two ways – hearing it from friends, or simply driving around and hunt for something to eat. Yes, for those
KY eats – Quinn Beef Noodle, Seremban
Last weekend we found ourselves at Seremban for a bit of a used bike shopping trip, and when in Seremban for only one opportunity for a meal, it has gotta be Seremban beef noodle, isn’t it? Soup & Dry type