business is usual for most and parking has become somewhat worst at Main Place area.
Lots of people come here for the laksa or cendol.
Cham was very "Gao", but despite requesting for less sweet; it was still delivered as it is which is very sweet.
Not forgetting my favourite fried shimeji mushrooms, served with a small dollop of Japanese-style mayonnaise. The batter was perfectly crispy and salty, but the mushrooms retained their moistness on the inside.
Beer, Wifi, Pork Free, Paid Mall Parking available
My main course was 炙三味 Aburi Zanmai & 调味香菇寿司 Ajitsuke Shiitake, not the best but I enjoyed it. The Tempura Soba and Karaage Rice was also just OK!
It is the new McCafe digital Stamp Collection via the McCafe Mobile App, it is 1 stamp for each coffee purchase (regardless of size).
Thoughts: Fast food for breakfast.
Interesting "香辣檸檬雞肉漢堡 Spicy Lemon chicken burger"!
According to its website, Tonkatsu by Ma Maison was founded by Akinori Terazawa in Tokyo, Japan back in 1976. It has about 16 outlets in Japan, overseas venture in Singapore in Malaysia's Klang Valley.
The DX “Mameton” Set (DXまめ豚定食) RM53.90 is the signature combo dish in Ma Maison. This set comes with Pork Loin, Jumbo Prawn, Steam Rice, Miso Soup, and Radish Pickles truly will bring diners a pure satisfaction on having each cut from any meat parts. Delectable Pork Loin tastes scrumptious with a dip of tartar and mustard sauce, easy to chew and gets melting on each bite. A little bit disappointed with the Jumbo Prawn (tiny prawn in disguise uses a very thick batter to cover up) but the overall taste still delicious.
Went with the basic “Best Fish & Chips in Town” and it did not disappoint. Generous portion, nicely battered, soft, flaky fish meat within and not too oily. The tartare sauce it was served with helped to cut through the grease as well. Chips were average.
Fish & Co has been offering "Buy 1 free 1" at RM$31.05 for sometime now, the actual single meal is around $25.
Overall, wasn't too bad but could be better if delivered with extra sauce!
The Cafe interior includes 3 separate air-conditioning dining sections with different theme decos as well as limited outdoor seating plus a children playground!
I am find with the small bowls, despite the beef glass noodle was a little spicy but comes with thick broth. The coconut ice blend wasn't my cup of tea, too sweet and too chilled for my liking.
It maybe really the most "quiet times" to visit Starbucks coffee, once in Damen a few days ago and for breakfast today in Main Place mall; nice!
I think the Chicken Parcel is like a fusion of Curry Puff and Western Croissant except it is not spicy but stuffed with "not so good" chicken meat. I was only happy with the Latte.
Their Coconut Pudding however was just awesome. I totally loved the texture of the pudding and it was heavenly. My rating for this shall be 9/10.
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The sweet patoto fries was nice but none of the sauce in Nano's inventory was a good dip for the fries
Although expensive, the bowl does come with quite a few good pieces of tender pork rib.
Prices of food in generally does seem a little pricier than anywhere else in Malaysia (maybe JB is also expensive)
We ordered two variations to this Prawn Mee, one that comes with Pai Kuat and that was priced at RM 16.90 and the other one that comes with large Prawns and this was priced at RM 18.00 . Overall, the portions were huge and they were generous with the ingredients. The broth was again perfect and I feel that this can be a strong contender to the famous Prawn Mee outlet in Taman Kok Lian, Ipoh Road. My rating for this dish shall be 9/10
Super strong Vietnamese Coffee and not a bad Vietnamese Paper Roll for lunch!
The beef and Hor fun was served in a beef soup which was maybe quite Vietnamese style with fresh bean sprouts and lemon on the side; also fish sauce and hoisin sauce to add flavor if desired.
For sure, I am really eager to sample the Vietnamese beef noodle, very soon.
The Baum Macha is also nice, it is refrigerated, the green machan in the middle is like an ice cream which melts a little bit on the plate as I was eating it.
The "韩式腌制牛肉飯 Marinated Beef Bap" did not impressed me.
The Citron Jelly is garnished with Citron peels as well as dried red dates, enjoyed this dessert.
As a first-timer in Seoul Garden Hotpot, we highly recommend “Squid Hot Plate” RM17.90 which also successfully attract us into their restaurant after seeing other customers enjoying it. This hot plate has a tempting appearance (big fat squid) that keeps us drolling upon serving, has an aromatic burnt shiitake mushroom & soy sauce scent, tastes just like having our local “Sotong Masak Kicap”, and goes especially well with rice! 😉
Also sampled their "香脆虾饼 Crispy Prawn Cake". Conclusion, soup was plain and in generally fish products not too impressive.
AK Noodles Station specializes in fish balls; and prides itself for its fish balls without preservatives.
Our AK Noodles journey starts with “Fresh Prawn Fishball Soup Dried Noodles” RM15.94 featuring dried spinach noodles serves with a separate bowl of seafood soup consists of prawn, fish ball, tofu fish roll and some veggies. Overall taste is considered so-so that left us nothing much to shout about since it was just some normal “MSG” soup base, ingredient-wise was very fresh especially three pieces of XL sized prawn that pretty much covers the price for the meal.
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It is not a big bowl for $8.80, good enough as breakfast for 2-3 hours before lunch!
Rumours has it that "Porridge Time" at Main Place wasn't doing great lately due to lesser customers and stiff competition of other neighbouring food choices at LG Floor of Main Place.
Both noodles and porridge here are average; but the Hakka Pork Noodle and their fish ball/fish cake are not bad.
If you are in for porridge, the mee and chicken porridge here may not be a good choice! stick to their pork-based porridge.
Unlike during its opening last year where there are crowds queuing up in the initial weeks of its opening, the craze has died down tremendously, as I was the only customer at dinner time!
This Taiwanese sandwich really I didn't know its origin, I would have thought it is our "roti canai" with a twist, and of course it is operated as a Halal version here in Malaysia.