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What's for Iftar? Ayam Percik Setiawangsa

on July 24, 2013

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I'm gonna be bias here but the "Ayam Percik Setiawangsa" is simply the best among all. It's available at the Setiawangsa Ramadan Bazaar for RM6 per piece.

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Ampang: Nasi Briyani Restoran Ruz Aladdin

Our search for some best food in Ampang continues as I was craving for some nasi briyani . Restoran Ruz Aladdin in Ampang just happened to be around the corner. Located along the MRR2 and just before Flamingo Hotel, the restaurant serves a variety of Nasi Briyani including with kaki kambing (RM28), daging lembu (RM16) and like the one I had in the second pic, ayam merah (RM16). The rice was fragrant but I just wish the dish was served hot (especially since it was quite a wait). But the chicken dish is nice too, not too spicy. And since it's RM16 per plate, I'm glad they are generous in the serving. Oh, if your company is not a fan of nasi briyani, there's also chicken chop (RM19.90), Fish and Chips (RM19.90) and other western food. INFO: Restoran Ruz Aladdin, Lot 1243, Jalan Ulu Klang 4, Ampang Point, KL. Tel: 03-4251 6463

What we really think of the KitKat Milk Tea Flavour

KitKat introduces the Milk Tea Flavour available only in Singapore and Malaysia. First of all... it was hard to find these. It's only sold in selected supermarkets, namely Giant and Kedai Mesra Petronas. What do we really think of this KitKat. Watch the video below!

Nasi Lemak CT Garden, Kampung Baru

Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa may be synonymous with Kampung Baru, but it is not the only Nasi Lemak eatery in the area. If you're new to the area, say hello to Nasi Lemak CT Garden. Nasi Lemak CT Garden has been around for a long time, but it has been more than a decade since my last visit. Located around the corner of Kelab Sultan Sulaiman and opposite Sekolah Kebangsaan Kg Baru, this eatery reminds me of a school canteen - from the small entrance, to the different move-as-you-go sections for food, drinks, cashier right to the neatly organised rows of tables and chairs. The nasi lemak comes in small packets priced at 90 sen each. After picking up your nasi lemak packet, go to the lauk pauk section. There are many items to choose from - ayam masak merah, ayam goreng, paru, sambal tempe, sambal sotong and many more! Just check out the photos and I've even snapped a photo of the price board as you scroll below. What I had:

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