#Selangor by Desmond Lua

Quality inconsistent. Today is more salty.

The meal is good, but it seems to be more expensive (RM 49 for set meal for two with the cheesy bite pizza).

Fresh Yong Tau Foo, mom likes it.

The sweet and sour fish soup is probably too sour, and the fish has many small bones.

Coffee ball here is wife favorite, cake is pretty nice when we are too full for soufflé.

The western food stall here is pretty good and affordable.

Hai Siang is much crowded nowadays, no longer a local secret. Food quality still maintained.

Food is pretty good with reasonable price.

The Ipoh Chicken Shred Hor Fun is really good, which require 30 minutes wait and sell out by 11am on weekends.

Another stall of steam fish with kuey teow is not bad as well.

McDonald's nasi lemak + fried chicken + fried egg. Not bad, sauce is on the sweet side. Beef grilled burger is okay.

Meal is pretty alright, service is a bit lacking.

Food are average, price is affordable.

Pretty good.

Uncle Don definitely offer value for money meal with fast service.

Curry mee with roast pork good, shredded chicken hor fun also not bad.

八点半前比较少人，适合看书架上“小日子”。

Good noodle and fish cake.

Coffeebean breakfast, pretty alright.

New Hunan restaurant in Puchong. Food is average and price on the high side.

Nothing too fancy, but the Macao food here is pretty good. Minchi is a big bowl of rice with pork, vege, fried potato and egg. Parco Balichao Tamarinho is like curry chicken, remember to order the bread. Serradurra dessert is really nice.

There might not be a lot of fishball or fishcake, but the noodle is pretty good.

The usuals are sometimes the best.

Came here to try the reknowed Wantan mee (but just realize 伟记云吞面 has moved down the street to everyday food court). The noodle is fairly thin, but I think the highlight is the char siew, which is pretty good.

Trying their Japanese food this time, pretty alright.

The shop is really quiet, but the dim sum is alright (some not much crowd, they only steam it on demand).