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Vietnam Kitchen

First, we ordered drinks. I wanted to have the water chestnut drink but the drink is quite popular among patrons and they had run out of it. Also quite popular, the 6 Treasure drink is a good replacement. It’s refreshing and rich with flavor without being too sweet. I love to munch on the longan, lotus and jelly shreds in it.

6 Treasure and watermelon

The Special Vietnamese Onion Cake served as a nice appetizer. Only the size of a palm, it actually tasted like spring rolls but with the difference of the onion cake skin on the outside. Quite yummy .

Onion cake

This time around Vietnam Kitchen offers a few selection of set meals with price ranging from RM33.90 (2 – 3 person). A set for 2 – 3 person includes 4 dishes namely the sweet and sour chicken, pork ribs in caramel, bean sprouts with bonito flakes and tauhu in mushroom gravy.

Sweet sour chicken

The pork ribs in caramel tasted weird on the first nibble but after a few mouthful i find it delightfully delicious. Although the gravy has some caramel in it, the caramel is not too overpowering nor is it too sweet. It only adds to the taste.

Pork ribs in caramel gravy

I love the bean sprout (taugeh) just because of the bonito flakes! LOL.

See the bonito flakes?

The tauhu was equally good. The minced mushroom gravy is the best.

Tauhu

Set A (2-3 pax) – RM33.90
Rice x 2 – RM3.00
Special Onion Cake – RM6.90
6 TReasure Drink – RM5.90
Watermelon Juice – RM5.50
Total: RM63.50 (RM55.20 + RM5.52=service + RM2.76=tax)

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Vietnam Kitchen
Lot S 312, 2nd Floor,
1 Utama Shopping Centre (New Wing),
Lebuh Bandar Utama,
Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya
Tel: +603-77241336




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Restaurant Malaysia, Nyok Lan Kajang Satay

We dropped by Nyok Lan Kajang Satay (corner shop) which is a Chinese owned stall operating in Restoran Malaysia. I’ve been told that the place is usually packed with people most of the time.

Sugar Cane

The shop offer few variety of satay namely chicken, fish, mutton and beef. Also most patrons will also order some ketupat to side. Since Huey don’t eat beef we ordered 30 chicken satay and 10 mutton satay (chicken – RM0.60 each and mutton – RM0.90 each).

Chicken Satay

The satay comes with peanut sauce mix with sambal which tasted good as always.

Peanut Dip

Mutton Satay

All of us have mix feelings towards the satay here. Mr. Bf and i thought that the mutton was really good. None of the strong mutton taste and it’s really tender to chew. However, we thought the chicken satay is just so-so.

For me i think i prefer if the satay is a little bit charred because it adds to the taste. As for Mr. Bf, he doesn’t like anything without bits of fats LOL. Since Kajang satay is famous for it’s lean meat, i don’t think he will ever like Kajang satay *wakaka!

To summarize, the satay is not too bad. Mutton satay is recommended . And you should be warned that cleanliness is not top priority at this place so if you’re not so keen on oily tables, this is not a place for you.

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Restoran Malaysia (Nyok Lan Kajang Satay)
No. 31, Jalan Semenyih,
43000 Kajang, Selangor.
Tel: +603-8733 1160

Closed Tuesdays.

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Been craving for Korean food for quite sometime and thanks to Pipu who recommended this particular Korean restaurant. Ok, actually i think she highly recommended this restaurant just because Rain (the supposedly Korean hunk) had dine there before.

Look above

After looking at the many posters of Rain plastered in the restaurant i half expected that the eatery will be packed with screaming school girls LOL. But surprisingly the place was full sometime after 7.30pm, mostly with families.

Up up up

Daorae Korean BBQ Restaurant, Kota Damansara branch is located on the third floor of the building. It’s actually above the Khalifah Bistro. If you’re not familiar with the area and if not for the neon marque sign, most probably you’ll miss the restaurant.

Quite spacious right?

Oh yeah, don’t be put off by the small and old elevator to the 3rd floor alright? The restaurant is actually quite spacious and well maintained.

Ala Traditional style

The host would most probably recommend you to try the BBQ set which you can actually bbq at your table using charcoal (Mr. Bf seemed quite interested with the extendable air vacuum thingy), but after having Kajang satay the other day we decided it was too heaty. We ordered the small hotpot set instead.

Kimchi Jeon Gol

The Kimchi Jeon Gol portion was huge! We ordered the small set which i think turned out well enough for 3/4 person! It’s crazy!

10 side dishes!

Kimchi Jeon Gol is something like curry instant noodle but less spicy and more sour since the soup base is made of kimchi. There are lotsa big pieces of tauhu pork. As usual with Korean food, the set also comes with 10 side dishes, all i loved especially the kimchi and the jellyfish. We even received a complimentary side dish (Korean steam egg) from the host. I was quite happy then because i’m all for free stuffs *wakaka!

Complimentary Steamed Egg

You know we had no idea that the Kimchi Jeon Gol set came with noodles. I don’t recall it was on the menu. If we knew then we would not have ordered additional rice and another type of noodle (Kimchi Mari Goks).

Kimchi Mari Goks – Cold Soba Noodle

But it turned out for the best because i loved the Kimchi Mari Goks. It’s cold soba noodle with kimchi, seeweed, cucumber and sesame. I heart most dishes with sesame. It makes everything more aromatic, don’t you think? And the portion is huge too. It’s perfect for 2 person sharing.

Brrrrr…..

Overall it’s quite satisfying. Service excellent and fast. Price is reasonable considering the extremely large portion. Remember, Kimchi Jeon Gol could feed 4 person and the Kimchi Mari Goks could well feed 2 person. Next time, will bring more people to share the food .

Kimchi Jeon Gol (Small) – RM50.00
Kimchi Mari Goks – RM16.00
Rice x 2 – RM10.00

Total: RM83.60 (RM76.00 + RM3.80 = tax + RM7.60 = service)

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Daorae Korean BBQ Restaurant
No. 2-3A, Jalan PJU 5/9,
Dataran Sunway,
Kota Damansara,
47810 Petaling Jaya
Tel: +603-61407114

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