We didn’t enjoy the strong flavours of the minced meat sauce in the soup.
As you can tell, we definitely enjoyed the pan mee at JingZhu and prefer it over Lian Heng. Of course, taste is subjective.
While not the best we’ve tried, we won’t hesitate to come here for the traditional pan mee soup if we’re in the area. As you can tell, we much prefer the soup to the dry version.
Whether you’re a fan of Indonesian cuisine or simply looking for a unique dining experience, give Ole Ole Bali a try; it’s a taste of Bali right here in Subang Jaya.
[Pork-free] Fine Gerson is another new cafe spot on the quiet row of shophouses in SS18, Subang Jaya. But what sets this space apart is that it is a collaboration between local batik brand Gerson Batik and Fine Flowers & Coffee.
The café was perfect when we were catching up on work here, and also for catching up with friends.
Creative, beautiful and definitely tasty cakes
Hankering for some good old kopitiam fare such as Nasi Lemak, Roti Bakar with Butter & Kaya or Soft-boiled Kampung Eggs with your fave cuppa? Foreign and local guests of Dorsett Grand Subang can now enjoy a first-hand experience of eating in a local kopitiam Mon-Fri, 10.30 am to 5 pm without stepping out of the hotel.
Interesting coffee shop at an LRT station. Hand crafted Cappuccino (RM 10) is really good with a nice coffee taste, but also must be prepared to wait even when there is no crowd. Don't visit here if..
My brother loves this steamed fish. The fish was fresh and very good. My only compliant is the crispy shallots and ginger topping were very hard. Also the fish has small fine bones. So we had to be very careful when eating this fish.