What do We Like about Kompassion? -Foods were all great and delicious. Can see the efforts behind each dish from the ingredients used -Comfortable environment and attentive staff
Dinner was about RM250 for three pax, and considering how we ate so much, plus drinks and desserts, it was very reasonable. Kompassion has certainly upped their game, yet managed to keep their prices down at more affordable levels.
Our meal for four, inclusive of drinks and desserts, came up to RM250++. Considering the setting, as well as quality of food and service, I think this is a reasonable price. There are plenty of other dishes that I’ve yet to try on the menu, so I’m looking forward to my next visit. Reservations are recommended, but you can try walking in too.
We believe Table & Apron’s enduring qualities will ensure its longevity in the KL dining scene. After almost ten years, the food remains impeccable, and the service is still as enthusiastic and earnest as ever.
I'm stoked to savour my favourite Ulam Rice (RM38) from Table & Apron (T&A) restaurant after a 2-year hiatus.
While their specials and a la carte menu may see exciting options during holidays, the set menu has classic favorites. You can eat like a king, delighting over the unique combinations. Each set comes with spicy ginger tea and a choice of a delicious daily soup or salad. Only available Tuesday to Friday at lunchtime, show up early and dig in! In particular, the soft bone pork stew is a favorite. Served with garlic rice, glazed carrots, and a soy sauce egg it’s a sensory delight. Just…where to begin on this delectable dish?!
The servings are quire huge although the slightly pricy as all ingredients used is quite fresh. Conclusion, what a sinful dinning experience but wonderful dishes and friendly waiters. Rating: 9 /10
Stew Lamb with carrots at MYR 28.90+ (10% service charge = MYR 31.80 nett). The lamb shank is cut into 5 pieces and there is a lot of mashed potato so I kept 3 pieces of the lamb meat and half the mashed potato for lunch the next day. This price is lower than the price of the lamb shank here so it is value for money. Warm water is provided foc so all 4 of us did not order any drink.
Mixed Sausage Platter where you get to choose 4 sausage of your choice accompanied by potato salad or mashed potatoes and sauerkraut grilled sausages are served with onion sauce. This is a must order because sausages is the highlight! You will get to try different kind of sausages and yes, every single of them tasted very different. You may want to ask the waiter/waitress if you wish to know the name of all the sausages before you eat, which we did not do. So at the end we only know the thin and long one is nice, but we don’t know what sausage is that.
The Nasi Lemak Pork Rendang attracts me when I looked at the menu. I am loving how the fragrant nasi lemak is done with the fragrant blend of coconut rice together with the generous portion of pork rendang together with the cucumbers, anchovies, kangkung and half an egg.
No question that definitely like this hidden bar, with so much booze to choose from and if other food items in the menu are as good as tonight's mutton varuval, then good food as well.
Of course there are some that I really enjoyed- all Tea Garden, LC 1 (RM 32) and Kopi Ice (RM 35) were all super easy to drink. I’ve always dislike eggwhite in cocktail but I do not dislike this, probably because of the floral hints from lavender. Despite looking ordinary, I am putting LC1 and Kopi ice as a strong contender for one of the tastiest cocktail for the night.
IDC offers a comfortable and cozy setting for those who like a quite place for Ice Cream and Coffee.
Have you ever been to IDC or Ice Dreams Cafe in Damansara Kim, Selangor? They’re known for serving various Kapiti ice cream flavours as well as delicious han...
The Ice Latte was awesome here. It was thick, milky and ‘kaw’ and by ‘kaw’ I mean – strong. It hits you on all the right spots. Loved it.
This Fish Head Noodle Shop in SS20 have good reviews from netizens; with prices range from rm$14 to rm$17 for 3 variants of either 松魚 Soong Fish, 生魚 Haruan Fish or 魚滑 Fish Paste.
Each bowl is around RM 15 (if not more). Felt it was quite a rip off as you don't get much fish with flesh. And I prefer my fish to be still crunchy. Or maybe tht's because I ordered the cheaper type that came with more bones. Certainly not coming back here.
Menu comes simply simple with a few choices of their signature soup and 2 different fish where they have haruan fish and soong fish. Then you can have your soup base which is sourish soup or the milky soup. I am a big fans of fish paste, so I grab the hearty bowl of fish paste thick mee hoon with the sourish base soup. The home made fish paste (RM 10) comes in non fry cook with the preserved vegetables, tomato, ginger, spring onions with 5 pcs of Fish paste with the clear version soup. The base is light sourish and the soup is indeed flavourful and good.
他们家新推出的Salted Butter Caramel Gelato也是热门款之一,入口即化的丝滑咸焦糖口味冰淇淋, 咸甜天仙配的绝佳代表。焦糖微苦且不会过于甜腻的味道搭配恰到好处的海盐咸味吃起来一点都不单调,属于一口惊艳的冰淇淋。
Waffle with 2 scoops - MYR 17.50 nett add MYR 1 nett for the pistachio premium flavour. The pistachio flavour is very rich and nice. Arabica Brasil flavour has a slight bitter coffee taste. The gelato is not that sweet and is very smooth but not slippery oily so the texture is very nice.
Since we had a cup of ice-cream the first time we visited, we had waffles this time round! On the left, Lychee & Mint Sorbet. On the right, Caramel Cookies (no prizes for who picked this one wtf). Drizzled with light chocolate syrup, the waffle is light and easy to be eaten. The ice-cream is the major winner though. IT MELTS SO SLOWLY!! I think I’m a pretty slow eater but by the time I was finished my waffle piece there was still a solid chunk of ice-cream on it!
In this Food Adventure we tried 4 types of SOURDOUGH at our favourite Sourdough spot, Universal Bakehouse located at Damansara Kim, Selangor, Malaysia!We als...
The introduction of commercial yeasts in the nineteenth century; however, was to the detriment of sourdough breads, with speed and consistency means faster and cheaper ways of bread production until the present time.
Need more accompaniments for your crusty sourdough? Smeared them with Gula Melaka, Jam, Hummus & Pistachio, Duck Rilettes, Chicken Liver Parfait, Butter & Ikura Roe, or add on half-boiled egg for a hearty breakfast.
a good variety of hawker food that includes 猪肉粉 Pork Noodle, 伊面 Yee Mee, 瓦煲老鼠粉 Claypot Loh Su Fun, 卤面 Loh Mew, 槟城福建面 Penang Hokkien Mee, 猪肉丸粉 Pork ball Noodle, 砂捞越面 Kolo Mee, 炒粿條 Char Koay Teow, 椰酱饭 Nasi Lemak, Poppiah, 金宝鱼蛋粉 Kampar Noodle, 粥 Porridge, 猪肚汤 Pig Stomach Soup, 猪脚饭 Braised Pork Trotter rice, 云吞面 WanTon Mee, 鱼头米 Fish head Noodle, 咖喱啦沙 Curry Laksa.
The Chasiew wasn't that good but I did like the very very thin Wan Ton noodles, and average Wan Ton Mee stall.
Not the best, but will do for a quick breakfast before starting the day.
This is quite an atas place. The pork rib is pretty good, but the side dishes are quite disappointing. The roasted mushroom is good, but the bacon bits is not crispy. Reservation is recommended.
If you notice all the food we ordered, there is lots of bacon and cheese and we loved it. The food here is good and we don’t mind coming back again. What we can say is what you pay is what you get.
Verdict: Another good find to be added to my to-revisit list as I heard that the Prawn Mee from the Mee Jawa stall is equally good. (ゝ∀・)v
Overall, we were really pleased with both the Mee Jawa and prawn noodles here. This is definitely a spot worth returning to, and we’ll bring our mom our next visit here.
PJ SS20's 萬順茶餐室 Restoran Wan Shoon is now as busy as before Covid-19, nevertheless; having bread, egg, and milk tea for breakfast. The Kopitiam really does prepared a perfect half-boiled egg today!
The "magic" of "Bartailor" is their Mixology Cocktails
Baby Octopus with Tailor Signature Sauce RM19 We especially loved these boiled baby octopus, ohh so juicy and succulent. Best enjoyed with house-made Tailor Signature Sauce, a sweet and tangy with a hint of lemongrass flavour sauce.
Hidden bar
Le Sense is one of the few restaurants in the Klang Valley where dim sum is revered as an art form. Restaurateur Chris Chew is so discerning when it comes to the serving of these delicate morsels that patrons of Le Sense who wish to sample the restaurant’s lunch-tasting menu (starting from RM138++ per person) must make reservations at least two days in advance.
Every morsel was exquisitely crafted and beyond Chinese tea, the discerning are encouraged to bring their own wine, champagne even (no corkage), to pair with the dim sum. The curated menu starts from a base of RM138++ and above for lunch. Dinner prices are a little more, depending on the menu.
Take the sublime Xiao Loong Bau, for example. The delicate folds of the bigger-than-average dumplings are quickly formed before going directly into the steamer for just the right amount of time. Once it’s served, gently suck out and savour the glorious truffle-scented broth – this is the best part of a XLB experience – before eating up the whole dumpling.
my breakfast was "丹麦向日葵 Sunflower Danish"; freshly baked with semi-cooked egg, this one at rm$5.80 is definitely worth a try!
The Japanese Curry Chicken Bread was my favorite. The bun was soft and fluffy, it had a slightly sweetish taste to it. The filling was curry chicken but with a dryer texture and bits of chicken pieces scattered.
The Bihun Siam was tasty too. It had plenty of flavor and was rather large in portion size. There were about six to seven small prawns + egg + vegetables. I was already salivating as soon as the packaging was removed because it had a similar scent to a tasty char kuey teow?? which I loveeee and then finally chewing into it…. ooo soo lovely 🙂
Acar Fish Set at MYR 15 nett. The yellow colour is due to turmeric powder. The fish is sour, yet sweet. Tasty but need to be careful of the bones.
Lemak Laksa with Mee Hoon at MYR 12 nett. Very tasty with lots of spices in the creamy coconut milk (santan) broth but not hot spicy. Just like Assam Laksa, there are lots of julienned cucumber, raw onions, pineapples and mint leaves.in this bowl of Lemak Laksa.
Verdict: Honestly, the conventional Tonkotsu Ramen still our favourite but this lighter and “cleaner” version certainly worth trying from time to time especially when you want a healthy eating to “purify” your body. (^∀^)
SUPPORT LOCAL MALAYSIAN STALLS!Lunch is often rushed and in many parts of the city not always affordable. If you’re clever to find little gems, you’ll discov...
Turns out there’s a really good nasi kukus ayam berempah in the row of food stalls just outside the hospital
Formerly serving a fusion of South-East-Asian cuisine, Mera in Damansara Kim, P.Jaya now has an Isaan chef helming the kitchen, serving up more robust flavours and delivering taste notes that hover between extremes of spicy and sour.
While most Thai restaurants in the Klang Valley serve central Thai food, mostly Bangkok-style, we rarely come across any Thai resto showcasing Isaan food. Now, Mera at Damansara Kim has an Isaan-born chef at the helm, tasked with ensuring the authentic essence of Isaan cooking is retained whilst catering to Malaysian palates.
Overall, we were pleased with our meal. Fish & Noodle House serves decent fish noodles – and we understand why it is popular with the crowd.
Lat Tali Lat - located on the same row as Fish & Noodle House, Damansara Kim, PJ - the daily lunch sets do offer workers nearby a good value meal with rice, meat, vege, egg, soup and a drink for about MYR16 nett.