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If you think you’ve heard of this name before, join the club. I am familiar with the Yamagoya ramen which has more than 100 over outlets in Japan, and now, this ramen joint has come to Kuala Lumpur. The ramen, that is served to you piping hot in a bowl, is actually freshly handmade here [...]
If you like your fine wines, and having a place to go for some high-brow happy hour, Millesime is the place to be. Every Monday to Fridays, Millesime hosts a Gourmet Hour, which is essentially their version of happy hour, and it starts around the time one kicks off work, between the time of 5.30pm [...]
One of our favourite hangout places for a nice cuppa, is at The Bee, at Publika. The Bee is a cool, laidback food and drink joint that serves American diner style grub and they do some rather nice coffee and ice-cream desserts here, as well. We love it because the place is spacious and the [...]
Plan B at Publika was not our first choice. Ten was closed for the Long Chinese New Year weekend and so that’s how we ended up at Plan B, the newest outlet at Publika, under the BIG group of restaurants. Plan B at Publika looks like a modern Aussie-meets-New York-deli, and its menu boasts of [...]
Millesime, which opened late last year in a grey space in one corner of Solaris Dutamas on Mont Kiara, is what we call a mellifluously named restaurant (the word means “vintage” in French) with familiar innovative dishes on the menu that people have come to recognize as the trademark of a well-travelled, even eminent, chef [...]
The dining room isn’t exactly awe-inspiring, but it’s comfy and warm, with a combination of blue painted walls and exposed brick on the walls, the old-world charm of well-worn tables and an airy front kitchen. I wonder if that’s why they call this place, Osteria, Real blue? Anyway, apart from the unorthodox deco, the message [...]
What is it about Malaysian Street food that I am so proud of? Is it the fact that I can eat any-time of the day, even after a late night out and it’s midnight, but the streets are still thumping with food vendors flipping a “Roti” or an old man frying up a Hokkien Noodle? [...]
As we were walking around Solaris Dutamas for lunch today, we happened to stumble upon, the MAP Art Festival. Apparently MAP is a new community driven arts platform that brings the most diverse creative content under one roof. Activities include music, art, sculpture, performances, installations, talks, workshops and art markets alongside social and individual empowerment [...]
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