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Ayam Percik at Chicken Rice Shop

on September 04, 2012

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Have you tried the Ayam Percik at Chicken Rice Shop?

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24 hours in Ipoh

bestfoodKL was in Ipoh for our #bestfoodKL x #Ipoh mini "project" on Instagram. If you've missed some of our photos on our Instagram feed, don't worry. It's all here. 24 hours is not enough to explore a city and our stomach is not big enough to fit in all the food (sorry guys!). So, the list below may not represent Ipoh at its best but it was indeed OUR journey and experience.
Who knows... we might return and explore other places as well.
#bestfoodKL x #Ipoh

Serai, Pavilion KL

It was our first visit the Serai @ Pavilion KL, but not our first visit to the Serai chain of restaurants, having visited its outlet at Paradigm and Life Centre. And did you know the man behind Serai also owns the popular Jibby and Co.?
Since they've opened a new outlet at KL's premier shopping mall, why not we give them a visit.

what we had: Local Malay dishes are their specialty. You're able to choose their set meal, or order your dishes individually. We opted for the former. What we had (starting from Photo 1): Serai Iced Tea (RM12); Nasi Ambang (RM20); Nasi Kerabu served with ayam percik (RM22); Serai Platter (RM25); Berry Pavlova (RM15.90/slice) and Pandan Banana Fritters (RM13). The portion is big so think twice if you want to order your appetisers.
price: We received comments on Instagram saying that the nasi ambang and nasi kerabu cost less than RM10 at the pasar malam or elsewhere. So you be the judge of the price. After all, do remember this is Pavilion. *wink*
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Foodsbury, Seksyen 9 Shah Alam

Wanted to have dinner with my cousin, nephews and niece at The Sumbs Seksyen 13 Shah Alam. Went to Instagram to find that they close on Fridays! Yikes, we already promised the kids to bring them there.
Asked my cousin to recommend a place. "I want to go to a western cafe that's indie and artsy in Shah Alam," I told her.
Could there possibly be a place that's "Indie and artsy" in Shah Alam. You know, something like the cafes in Bangsar or Publika.
By typing "Western cafe in Shah Alam" we found Foodsbury.

Foodsbury is located in Seksyen 9 Shah Alam but if you're not familiar with the area, just get to Sekyen 9 and look for the the closest landmark: Shell, Concorde Hotel and Masalam. It's the business park behind Shell.

Very cozy atmosphere, there's even a whiteboard for us customers to write stuff and even a mini library corner.
Indeed, very "artsy".

Foodsbury serves western food, with an average price of RM10-RM15 per …

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