Halal food taster

Assalamualaikum :D I went to IOI City Mall for some window shopping and I found Sepiring Restaurant, a restaurant that serves homegrown meals and reflecting uniquely Malaysian roots. Lots of crowd came here. The menu. I love this little details here, an evaporated milk can for putting forks and spoons. Some of the interior in the restaurant. The drink counter. Nasi ulam ayam percik (RM18.78) This nasi ulam consisted of salted egg, ayam percik, serunding and keropok lekor. It was my first time eating nasi ulam and surprisingly it tasted very good. The crunchiness and the spiciness of the ulams blended in with the rice. Now I know why nasi ulam was  my parent's' favourite meal. Nyonya laksa (RM14.29) Using thick rice noodles, shredded steam chicken and prawns, this meal was very flavourful. And I love the fact that the sauce was so creamy. Asam laksa (RM14.29) This asam laksa which also co...

Assalamualaikum :D I brought my mom to Ikea Cheras because she complained that she never been to Ikea and told me how her friends visit to Ikea, what they bought etc. So good daughter mode is on.  Ikea Cheras was just opened last November, and is the biggest Ikea in Malaysia! The location is very strategic, and catches a lot of attention from the public who do not need to go to Damansara. Ikea Restaurant in Cheras which offers the same Swedish menu would definitely captures the heart of Malaysian again. The long queue. Swedish Meatball (RM15) The hearty meal which captures the heart of Malaysian. The meatballs were cooked well and they had tender texture. The taste of the creamy sauce, yummy mashed potato and the  traditional lingonberry jam went well with the them. Yummy :D Baked chicken leg with lemon sauce (RM13.90) Served with mashed potato and pea beans, the meal was really tasty! Almond cake (RM6.30) Free flow of soft ...

Assalamualaikum :D I went to Melantak Steak Hub at Kota Syahbandar, a restaurant specializes in serving steaks.  The staffs there explained that most of the meats they served are imported from Japan and Australia, and is Halal guaranteed. How it was in the restaurant. The bamboo wall gave a look of countryside interior.  The menu.  Besides the ones listed on the menu, there were also thawed meats and seafood in the meat displayed freezer to be chosen by the customers themselves. The meat would be grilled from rare to well, based on the customer's preference and it would be served with barbecue sauce, coleslaw and mashed potato. Variety of meat cuts packets; cuts of lamb, beef, salmon and many more. Each packet would be labelled with the production date, expiry date, total weight and the price per kilogram. This cuts of beef illustration was provided to assist customers when choosing the meat parts. Rib eye steak (RM...

Assalamualaikum :D I think I have found my new favourite eatery! It was Bunga & Tembok, a new cafe restaurant located at Krubong which served both Arabic and Western cuisines. No matter how many times I come (countless times seriously) , I always fall in love with the food been served here! Inside the restaurant. What's in the menu? Roti Arab garlic (RM6) This Arabic bread was very fluffy and was well spiced with the garlic. Tasted best with chicken curry.  Roti Arab cheese (RM6.50) Grated cheese on top of Arabic bread. Simply yummy!! Lamb biryani (RM9) It was an exquisite dish. The lamb was very tender and the spices of the biryani was great. Lamb grill cheese (RM12.50) I love the taste of the black pepper sauce, it was tasty! Chicken grill cheese (RM11) My favourite :D Grilled chicken and cheese was a great combination. Fish n chips with biryani rice (RM11.50) The thick breadcrumbs of th...

Assalamualaikum :D Hanging out at Dataran Pahlawan sometimes left me undecided for what to eat there. Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of cafes or restaurants there. It's just that I always want to try something new or something more satisfying. Hehe :D Then I found Tappers Cafe, a new eatery which served both western cuisines and local cuisines based on the influence of Hainanese food. The cafe is owned by Papa Kok Cafe Sdn Bhd and is Halal certified by Jakim.  (The worker there shew me the certificate) It was a two-floor cafe. The concept of the cafe was inspired from Malaysia's colonial heritage so  it's interior was a bit classy and modern. The inside eating area of the 1st floor. The cakes or tarts selection. Outside eating area of the 1st floor. I really fall in love with the interior here! What it looked like at 2nd floor. The magnificent view of A Famosa and other historical buildings from the cafe....