Korean Food: Daorae : USJ Taipan

Will go there again as the food was hot! it was awesome! one of the few best korean restaurant i ate in malaysia.

first off, strips of beef grilled on hotplate with garlic.

the place is not smokey due to all the BBQ-ing cause they had a device that goes very near to the hotplate and acts as a vacumm cleaner and sucks all these smoke out. kewlness. (shud have taken a picture)

the do the cooking for u and cut them up. beef was yummy. very well marinated.

this is one of the items i HAD to order as i love rice cakes. korean rice cakes stir fried with some chilli stuff with veges and egg. also yummy! its not as spicy as it look really.

we actually kinda over ordered hehe there were alot more other stuff that we ordered and the side dishes like kimchi, beansprouts, potato salad..etc kept on replenishing. (bottomless!)

this is one of the mroe expensive dishes. its Monk Fish Head boiled in clear soup with golden mushrooms, beansprouts and some other veges like spring onion or leek.

in all, this is a great place to go for food. they serve a variety of korean alcohol as well and they gave us a free pancake. sorta something like omellete.
price wise…..its fair for the quality of food that they served. its not a cheap place….but its worth the money paid for.

cheeeeeers~

recommended? YES!

location : Taipan, Hartamas & Kota Damansara

SAKAE SUSHI : The Curve

another Japanesy place! this time around, Sakae’s LCD screen has lured me in.

get your seat, order your drinks and start clicking away for your food other than the sushi thats available on the conveyor belt.

food are organized in their respective categories for easier browing, quite a wide variety of food selection as well from cold to hot…once u click on whatever choice u have, your order will be sent to the kitchen and the waiter will send it to you. and oh, you dun have to wait very long for the food to arrive as well, service is quite fast which is good cause you wont be stuffed with all the food from the belt that u totally forgot about amount of food u just ordered!

food that we tried and recommend…

this salad consist of shredded cabbage and crab meat – KANI SALAD

tempura veges with slight drizzle of sweet sauce, quite fragrant actually. – KAKIAGE

after all the cold sushi and salad, i needed some hot soup, so i ordered Udon noodles with some japanese mountain vege – SANSAI UDON. the veges do look abit like ferns, so some of you might not like the looks of it and find it gross.

Address: THE CURVE
food genre : japanese
location : mutiara damansara
price range : RM15 – RM60 (for 2pax)
ratings : 3.8-forks / 5-forks
recommended? YES
other notes : halal, no pork, no lard, but beer is served.

DONTAKU : KL

opposite KL Plaza and Lot10, next to Public Bank and same row as 101’s, we decided to give Dontaku a visit.

appetiser – tako tomato salad
- baby octopus, tomato, lettuce and the salad sauce has a tinge of wasabi added in it. multiple orgasms, head throbbing experience guaranteed!!! excellent dish!

main – chicken teriyaki. normal like every other japanese restaurant. set comes with teriyaki grilled chicken, rice, potato salad, salad & miso soup.

main – sukiyaki. this is not a set, rice was a separate order. sukiyaki comes with raw egg as a dip. broth was a little too sweet. sukiyaki consist of beef, chinese cabbage, leek, onions, golden mushrooms & tofu.
highly recommended dish.

authentic deco and menu found all over the place, but this particular one caught my attention…Nin Niku…..(means something obscene in chinese language)

what i like about the place is that they have japanese staff working meaning the food is not malaysianised. hot towels served once you got to your table and tea is free.

Address: 148 Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
food genre : japanese
location : KL
price range : RM25 – RM80
ratings : 3.8-forks / 5-forks
recommended? YES
other notes : non-halal i think, as they have katsu-don (pork rice), japanese diners

good ole cabbage soup

my very first meal at this new place. one pot + cabbage + fish balls + meat balls + ikan bilis based soup + noodles…

simple, delicious and nutritious. looks like i might lose some weight! haha

homemade lui cha

mum giving it a try for the first time. considered successful.

everyone was happy. no accident nor disaster happened.

*burp*

Pantai Seafood @ Kayu Ara

kam heong crab
compared to other crab places i’ve been, its not super duper finger licking good. i would say..its fair.

buttered prawn
the prawns were good, though not super meaty big fat prawns, it was pretty alright.

kai lan with kai lan
i never really like this dish honestly, its basically kailan served with deep fried kai lan. means u get normal stir fried veges with crispy veges. dont like it cause its oily.

garlic scotland clams
this is by far the best dish. the fragrance of the garlic compliments the clams. but warning, this is the most expensive dish. 5 huge clams = RM80bucks. i think if not mistaken its RM120 per kg. so yeah…though its good, its not really worth that much. so much for a first time.

dun understand why there are so many ppl though. its actually located somewhere in kayu ara, in between damansara & tropicana. if you guys are from Klang Valley, from atria, going towards to centrepoint, keep to the left lane, and you will see a Volkswagon workshop. turn left at that junction and go all the way in, you wont be able to miss it. its a brightly litted hut.

name of restaurant : Pantai Seafood Restaurant
food genre : chinese seafood
location : Kayu Ara
price range : RM35 – RM45 (with the scotland clams)
food ordered : crab, prawns, pork knuckles, scotland clams & veges.
ratings : 3-forks / 5-forks
recommended? its OK
other notes : non-halal, lots of ppl. best if can reserve.

hai-chook aka crab porridge

yummy crab congee / porridge ala chinese style. best served with parsley aka smelly vege.

name of restaurant : cant remember (super crab or something like that)
food genre : chinese
location : Aman Suria
price range : RM70 – RM95 for 4 pax
food ordered : crab porridge, octopus, pork ribs & veges.
ratings : 3.5-forks / 5-forks
recommended? YES
other notes : non-halal

intro

eat to live or live to eat?

a very simple introduction before we begin our gastronomic adventures (way to becoming obese), we are both located at Malaysia, of coz, also known as the land of glorious food and the well known fruit that smells like rotten meat.

we will hopefully keep this blog alive with yummilicious food pics and maybe we cud tapau some for you upon request.

cheers~

*tapau – takeaway