Restaurant AhWa, Jalan 222
I dont get what took us so long
to try this or the matter of fact,
why ive never ever heard about this place,
really surprises me.
Yes. They are famous for their Hokkien mee
and yes they are pricey: RM7 single portion, RM14 double,
but you have to understand the quality
you come for and we're were more than happy
to just comply and pay!
It is as what they say,
'Black gold in a pot'. Literally.
Also to try,
recommended by the society
on Foursquare,
we tried the Ham & Cheese pancakes,
and didnt disappoint as well!
There are loads of other flavours too!
Would love to go back for their savory ones!
The best part about it is AhWa restaurant
has got to be one of the most cleanest hawkers,
ive ever been to!
It was a really satisfying dinner!
AhWa Restaurant
(Corner shop just behind the Shell station)
Adjacent to Jalan 222.
65, Jalan 14/48,
Petaling Jaya
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Tai Lei Lok Kei, Plaza 33
So there was almost no bad reviews
for this place and we decided to try it
for dinner last week.
Everything was delicious.
Some reviews were saying its not as great as
the originals in Macau but
we'll take what we can get yo!
Fried pork chops bigger than buns
are strangely not greasy
and just absolutely succulent to bite into.
We tried both the signature and polo bun.
The boy prefers the latter.
Heard noodles were good and stringy
so we asked for a bowl of plain noodles
and along side of another famous dish,
their fishball with curry.
Someone even left a review saying that their fishball,
is as good as the ones in Macau,
considering they import their fishballs from Malaysia anyway!
Tip: Mix the fishball curry into the noodles, absolutely yummy!
I forgot to take a picture
but their one and only dessert, Sawdust cake
was pretty good too to end a meal.
We left with a happy tummy.
Tai Lei Loi Kei
Address: Unit PG-A, Ground Floor, Plaza@Jaya33, Plaza33
No. 1, Jalan Kemajuan, Section 13,46100 Petaling Jaya.
Operating Hours: 10am-10pm (Mondays to Sundays & Public Holidays )
Tel: 03-7932 5993
Facebook: *https://www.facebook.com/taileiloikeiocfb*
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S.wine and Swich Cafe, Publika
So we finally penned down a time
to go visit this pork lovers cafe
after yoga last Sunday.
A must try apparently, the pigs in a blanket,
which is a pork sausage wrapped in bacon.
It was good until we found
one of it wasnt cooked
and then i freaked out because
I didnt actually check the rest
before swallowing down 2 prior to that!
So yes, check if your pigs in blanket are properly cooked!
French toast with caramelised bananas,
bacon and peanut butter.
Another recommended,
which we found it nice
but it wasnt mind blowing.
Decent, i'll say.
Bacon and sausage pasta
in a creamy tomato base sauce.
This is a winner
but unfortunately it was so creamy
that despite us sharing it,
we almost couldnt finish it!
I wouldnt quote that as a bad review
as I thoroughly enjoyed it,
but if you're not into the creamy pasta type,
then maybe something else would interest you better.
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We walked around for a bit
before settling on to try
Swich cafe's desserts that we've heard
so much about.
Also because we knew that they had
joined partner to donate 10% of their takings
to the *Haiyan relief* in the Philippines.
We were going to try
their signature durian cake
or peanut butter cake
but as my friends know,
i have a secret weakness to orange cakes.
And yes this was a Orange and Belgium Chocolate cake. ;p
Good but it could really do without
the creamy center bit
which kinda spoils the consistency.
Still funny enough,
just cant beat *Nutmeg's version* tho.
S.Wine Cafe (inside B.I.G., at the wine section)
Lot 1A 83-95, Level UG1, Publika
Jalan Dutamas 1, Solaris Dutamas
Kuala Lumpur.
Swich Cafe
Level G3, Publika Shopping Gallery,
Solaris Dutamas No. 1,
Jalan Dutamas Kuala Lumpur.
Contact: 018-5995152/ 012-7773247
