For many of us, there seems to be only two versions of Halal Indian cuisine served in this country. The high end, and the 24-hour mamak shops. There’s certainly a gap to fill isn’t it? That’s where restaurants like Ratha’s
KY eats – East London Food Tour
I’m one of those tourists who love to go free & easy and almost never took up any sort of tour packages. Guided tours =Â wake up way too early in the morning, going to too many places, spending too much
KY eats – Nasi Campur at Istana Budaya, KL
Nasi campur, or Malay mixed rice, is usually a pretty uneventful type of meal. You pick a few dishes from a couple dozen precooked “lauk” to put on top of steamed rice, and go about filling up your stomach. Unless
KY eats – Peel Road Yong Tau Foo and more, at Sungai Way [Closed]
One of the more popular thing to do for many restaurant owners is to name their restaurant with the place the business is conducted from. After all, it is convenient for anyone to remember, and also make it sounds a
KY cooks – Fried Fish Fillet with Curry Powder
A couple weekends ago I had an epiphany. I had garupa fish fillet in the fridge, and a pack of curry powder, so why not put them together and see what happens, right? Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you
KY eats – Roti Arab, Dato’ Keramat Market
A few weeks ago I had a couple hours and a hungry stomach to kill before a futsal session at Ampang Sports Planet. Since Dato’ Keramat is sort of a half way point between where I was and where I
KY eats – Dining at The Datai Langkawi
A good restaurant to a resort is like a good sound system to a cinema. While not always the centrepiece of the overall experience, good in-house restaurants often enhance the overall experience during a stay. For The Datai Langkawi, there
KY eats – Zhen Liew Siang at Sentul Raya
Sentul is one of those places in KL that I probably go less than once per year, and both times in the last two years, I went there for dinner at Zhen Liew Siang, courtesy of Haze’s aunt, one of
KY eats – Restaurant Triple Round at Bukit Beruntung
One of my waist line management activities is also the number one sports of the country – badminton. I’ve been playing it with the same group of dudes since about 5-6 years ago. We always collect a little bit more
KY eats – Asam Fish at Sing Kee, PJ Sungei Way
I discovered Restaurant Sing Kee in most unconventional way – while riding my mountain bike for the purpose of waist management (beats running IMHO, you get a bit of adventure thrown in), I found myself at Sungai Way and saw