I’ve heard a lot about Merchant’s Lane in Petaling Street – a café that occupies a spot along the row of shops/hostels in Jalan Petaling. Parking can be quite difficult to find unless you don’t mind paying RM15 for an open-air parking lot with pebbled surface; most people do that.…
Petaling Street
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Chocha Foodstore in Petaling Street may look like any other shoplot along the row – but walk past the unassuming door and you’ll find yourself in a place that evokes plenty of nostalgia and old school charm. The word “chocha” means sit and drink tea in Hakka, and that was…
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Friday lunches are one of the things I look forward to at work because I usually get to indulge in a hearty lunch of char siew and dishes. I would tag along this group of colleagues who love their meats and be rewarded with a meal that is reasonably cheap.…
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Curry laksa is one of the things I can eat over and over again without ever getting sick of it. A good bowl can lift my spirits when I’m down, while a disappointing encounter can ruin my mood for the day. Yes, I get quite drama when it’s not tasty…
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I’ve been wanting to try the sang har mee at Sang Kee in Lorong Yap Ah Loy for quite some time especially after my in-laws told me how tasty the noodles were when they ate there a couple of years ago. But when you’re dressed in office wear, the thought…
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Unlike my brother and sister, I can go without eating rice for a month and not crave for it. But I can’t say the same for noodles. I love eating noodles, especially hor fun (kuay teow) and pan mee (handmade noodles). After hearing a few colleagues raving about this good…
