Halal food taster

Assalamualaikum :) There was a not-so-new chef-owned restaurant at Jonker Walk area. The cafe restaurant is owned by Chef Ibrahim and serves guaranteed halal western cuisines. So no worries for Muslims out there when visiting Jonker Walk :D The alley where the restaurant was. The front door. The restaurant was very spacious. There were also other eating area but I didn't take any picture as there was a shooting took place. Some of the simple interior of the restaurant. The menu list. The cashier and also the drink counter. Caesar salad with teriyaki chicken (RM18.90) The dressing was very delicious. Teriyaki chicken with pasta (RM18.90) The crunchiness of the veggies suited the pasta well which made it tastier. The portion was quite big so it took me a lot of time to finish it! Honey lemon tea (RM8.90) The tea was served hot and with fresh lemon. Pina colada (RM9.90) A Hawaiian drink which had both

Assalamualaikum :D Baklava is a traditional Middle East/Turkish sweet pastry consists of layers of phyllo filled with nuts and is sweetened with sugar or syrup. Even though it has a very sweet taste, it  is one of the Turks favourite desserts other than the lokum (delights) since the Ottoman Empire. Baklavas are usually been served for both formal occasions and non-formal occasions.  Baklavaci Hacibaba (pronounced as Hajibaba) is one of the legacy bakery that makes baklava for many years, to be exact since 1949. The bakery is well known by the locals and foreigners who also claimed that the baklava there is the best in town. Besides bakery, Hacibaba also has its own chains of restaurants. I went to the bakery which is situated near Kizilay. The bakery was simply decorated yet elegant.  Choose which type of baklava and how many kg you want. The worker will package them nicely in a box for you. Besides buying baklava for takeaways, there was also an eating area provided fo

Assalamualaikum :D Chemistry Cafe Shah Alam made a big hit among the students and the hipsters. Now it had set up a new branch at Bangi. The signage of the cafe. The cafe was packed with full of crowds. More crowds were coming after I took this picture. The cafe had a lab-themed interior. This bench made me miss my research times. Some of the interior. I love the idea how the lab apparatus been displayed on this partition. The wallpaper with the face of the intellectuals(?) like Einstein.  Wait. Was that Elvis? The cafe had a limited menu as the menu revolves around  pasta, roasted chicken, desserts and drinks. I was disappointed as the waffles were not available that time. The washroom was just near the water station. Mini stage for the acoustic performance held every Friday and Saturday, at 9pm. The outside eating area or smoking area since there were ashtrays on the table. Roasted chicken