Halal food taster

Assalamualaikum :D Caffe bene is a cafe chain based in Seoul, South Korea. It's main speciality is patbingsu which is a shaved ice containing red bean paste. Other specialities include gelato and waffles. As for now there are only five Caffe bene chains in Malaysia with the one at Melaka just opened last December. Hi Kim Sohyun :P The table setting.  Ohh well, I love the trees! The kitchen area. The food that available here been displayed. The other eating area. The waiting buzzer that will ring once  your order are prepared. Strawberry bingsu (RM12.80) They were various sizes of the bingsu and as for me, the small ones were more than enough. Cookies n cream bingsu (RM12.80) Fyi all the bingsu here contain red bean but surprising enough that  the red bean goes well with the cookies n cream flavour. Cafe mocha (RM12) Coco nuts waffle (RM14) Even the waffle was a bit small but i...

Assalamualaikum :) Lets check out Quizinn Foodcourt which situated in NU Sentral, a new mall right next to the KL Sentral. I dont know whether every anchor store has halal certificate or not. You better check before ordering. There were various local and international menus. And there was a Korean stall too. Bibimbap. I love the interior. Super comfy!! Quizzin Foodcourt Level 3 NU Sentral Jalan Stesen Sentral 5  50470 Brickfields Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 10.00am-10.00pm (Anchor store hours may vary)

Assalamualaikum :) Last weekend I brought my sisters to Ko Hyang Korean Country Delight, which situated at The Gardens Mid Valley City.  Ko Hyang Korean Country Delight is a Korean food outlet that establish in Malaysia since 2008. The other outlets are at Sunway Pyramid, 1Mont Kiara, Viva Homes, One Utama and Shaftsbury Square.  This was the menu.  Jap chae. (RM15.60) It was a Korean glass noodles  and it tasted tasty. Ramyeon. (RM13.50) The ramyeon tasted a bit different than our  common instant noodles.  The noodle was neither too chewy nor too soft. Dol Sot Bibimbap. (RM17.90) There were two types of bibimbap. One was sizzling served and the other was not. Korean aloe vera. (RM3.80) It tasted like Justea drinks. Eating there feels like I was at Korean street stalls. If you do not have a chance to go to Korea, please come here. The food tasted nice and this restaurant showed res...