Da Long Yi Hotpot 大龙燚火锅 has some of the most amazing selection beef. Just look at that amazing marbling! Quite surprisingly, they've also got quite a huge selection of beef.
Covid-19 has really put a stop to travelling - especially for me. Which is why I think the next best thing is staycation. Albeit a little weird for me as I don't do much staycation, but Hyatt House seems like a pretty decent place located in the heart of Mont Kiara.
Beef lovers out there, here's one place you'll definitely have to check out. Yakiniku Goro at Desa Sri Hartamas is a rather small Japanese BBQ place owned and run by a Japanese family. You'll notice the authenticity of the establishment as you enter the shop - where there are mostly Japanese customers (when I was there, I was the only local, everyone else was Japanese).
Fans of ramen, you might enjoy this new 'ramen' joint. Nestled between the housing estates of Bandar Sri Damansara, Fifty Tales is home to a localised version of Japanese Ramen. One might call it Malaysian-ramen, or perhaps, Chinese-ramen.
Mala has been the craze for the past year, and during the MCO period, it was quite a challenge trying to get steamboat/hotpot/shabu-shabu delivered. Now, despite us currently being in RMCO (Recovery Movement Control Order), and being allowed to dine outside, there are still certain limitations at place.
Which is why Xiao Long Kan Malaysia has opt to offer their very own private delivery services. As I know there are quite a number of Xiao Long Kan with the exact same name, this delivery service is offered by the branch at Fahrenheit 88 & Gurney Plaza Penang.
It's been a while since my last write-up, and since Malaysia has been going through weeks of MCO (Movement Control Order) due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it's safe to say that I was stuck at home for a really long time without decent nutrition (or so to say). Which is why I'd like to share my recent discovery, on possibly one of the fanciest Japanese delivery in Malaysia!
Customizable Sushi Platter that can be up to RM1000!
There ain't doubt that Cheras is definitely a place with an abundance of restaurants and kopitiam. However, finding a place for a decent steak seems more of a challenge than getting all A's for SPM. Anywho, with the introduction of the latest Brutalism-Architecture (or some may just call it incomplete) mall by the name of EKO CHERAS, there might just be one that is up for the task.
Going by the name of "Taste by Champignons", this simple yet fairly modern-looking restaurant offers some of the best western dishes around town. Ranging from their humble pastas to their luxurious Australian Grain-fed Striploin steak.
I personally am a fan of Japanese cuisine - especially when it's a little fancier. I mean, who doesn't? With that being said, here is Ebisu, one of Pavilion Hotel Kuala Lumpur's latest Japanese Fine Dining restaurant and bar located on the 8th floor, overlooking a gorgeous KL City view with a warm, cozy and glamorous ambiance.
SevenFriday is a fairly new company when it comes to watch making. Founded in 2012, the Swiss watchmaker designs, manufactures and sells industrial inspired watches and several other accessories. Over the years, they've garnered quite a following with their non-conforming sense of style, as well as its rugged and more durable aesthetics.
Now, they've stepped up their game by providing a galleria/space where you can enjoy some of the finest coffees, cakes and desserts, while browsing through their wide range of collection.
It's been awhile since I last wrote, or even travel for that matter. However, I'm here, back at Bangkok once again for a short trip. Upon arrival and checking in, the first place of visit is Dean & Deluca located at Khwaeng Silom, Bangkok. There are several Dean & Deluca located around Bangkok but to what I know, the one at Sathorn Square is the largest and prettiest one that you should definitely visit.
