Posted on April 26th, 2008 by kuanfoodfetish
There’s a new place that sells soya milk and tau fu fa at the footbridge from the Ikano to the Curve. *everyone is cashing in on soya products nowadays LOL.
Bean Soy station
The small set up is called Bean Soy Station. This tiny station definitely have the widest selection of soya milk and tau fu fa [...]
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Posted on April 25th, 2008 by kuanfoodfetish
Kluang Station have a really interesting start. It’s very first coffee shop is located on a railway stop operating since 1938 in Johor. Famous for it’s great Hainanese food, it’s still running strong with several successful outlets in Malaysia. Each outlet conform to it’s open dining and vintage interior concept .
Hainanese chicken chop
Unfortunately, i don’t [...]
Filed under: Food in Malaysia, Food in Petaling Jaya, Food in Selangor, Hainanese Cuisine, Halal | 4 Comments »
Posted on April 21st, 2008 by kuanfoodfetish
Restaurant Yee Wen (Thai Food) looks like a hut more than anything. Located in Kepong (oppositre Giamax) at a secluded alley where the neighboring buildings are mostly goods manufacturers and factories, it’s easy to miss. It only happen that we often took that alley for a short cut to home that we noticed it at [...]
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Posted on April 18th, 2008 by kuanfoodfetish
…like totally!
Whenever i crave for a cup of fruit juice (which is very often), i’ll head on to Juiceworks. They have the best fruit juices ever. Well, it sure beats going to the supermarket to purchase fruits and going home later to work the juicer. All that work for a drink? No way!
Juiceworks @ The [...]
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Posted on April 17th, 2008 by kuanfoodfetish
As planned, we visited the famous non profit KOTO (Know One Teach One) Restaurant on the last day in Hanoi. First, to show support for it’s youth program and second for the food of course *wakaka!
KOTO a place for people all across the world
KOTO is located opposite of Temple of Literature on Van Mieu Street. [...]
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