My little family of three, who love any fish dish, would almost certainly be regulars if we found a local restaurant that served cheap and delicious fish and vegetable dishes. So, the restaurant we went to almost once a month is the restaurant called Mun Kee that I am writing about today. This restaurant specializes […]
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This is a little gem of a restaurant in the heart of Kota Damansara that you can’t go wrong with. Gendon specializes in the usual Chinese roasted meats – chicken, duck, siu yuk (roasted pork belly) and char siu (barbecue pork) but there are plenty of other dishes on the menu too. The meats themselves
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I like seafood so much more than meat that I can say that I can eat it every day. This is probably because I was born and raised in Korea, a peninsula country surrounded by sea on three sides, and grew up eating a variety of seafood-filled dishes that my mother makes almost every day.
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Though not without its flaws, the Cinnamon buffet at One World Hotel, One Utama succeeded inimpressing us enough to secure a spot on our shortlist for a revisit! We actually stumbled upon this buffet by sheer chance. It was Mother’s Day here in Malaysia, and tocelebrate we had decided to splurge a little and head
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I’ve heard that Malaysian Chinese make up more than 30% of the population, but I have lived here for nearly 11 years and feel their population is more than that. In Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, I have lived in various districts where many Chinese people live. For example, there are many areas where
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Malaysia is a country where many different races live in harmony. Geographically, Malaysia is divided into two parts: East Malaysia and West Malaysia. Since West Malaysia is a peninsula, it borders Thailand to the north and Singapore to the south. And, East Malaysia belongs to the island of Borneo and has a very long border
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Soybean, used to make soft and silky tofu or to make a light and savory drinkable soymilk products, is an essential ingredient in oriental food culture. Soymilk is a drink that can be easily made or purchased as a healthy drink, but there are a lot of things you can make with soybeans. For example,
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Malaysia is a Muslim country, so you can see a mosque in any neighborhood you live in. I can’t go into the mosque to pray because I’m a non-Muslim, but what gives me particular joy is being able to have a delicious meal at the mosque. In particular, the Malay Muslim food, which starts around
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Who doesn’t love Indian food? In Cyberjaya we were spoiled for choice but there are three places we’ll never forget. As with the Arabic restaurants, all three are inexpensive and as good as anything you’ll find in KL in terms of quality. We kept going back to these over and over as they each offered
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If you live in Malaysia, you won’t meet anyone who hasn’t tried or not heard of the national food of this country, nasi lemak(?? ??), regardless of age, nationality or religion. It is such a simple, delicious and comfort food that fills the tummy so satisfyingly. If you look at the composition of nasi lemak,
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