Move Aside Haidilao, A New Chengdu Hotpot Restaurant's Just Launched In KL

Haidilao first launched in Malaysia back in March 2019 and now, 5 months in, they already have several outlets across Klang Valley and there are definitely projections for more outlets in the coming year.
What this spells for KL-ites is hopefully a shorter waiting period in order to enter the restaurant, but then again, perhaps that’s just wishful thinking.
What helps though, is that a new Chengdu hotpot competitor has recently entered the local F&B scene, actively providing locals with an additional hotpot option.

Unlike the manicure services provided by their famous counterpart, Chuanxi Bazi’s focus is purely on the food alone.
While not ruling out personal care services entirely (several of their Chengdu outlets do offer it), their main focus as of now is to maintain the quality of their dishes and rightfully so as expectations are high for this restaurant, considering how this is their first venture outside of China.

“Whilst Haidilao’s concept centers more on the services that they are providing alongside the hotpot meal itself, such as manicures, pedicures, massages and even karaoke facilities in China, Chuanxi Bazi’s concept is strongly focused on the enjoyment of the hotpot meal and cuisine itself,” James Oye of Chuanxi Bazi shared with DiscoverKL.
What sets Chuanxi Bazi apart from other hotpot providers is their famed soup broth and their fleet of chefs.

“Just like our physical flagship restaurant itself, our soup broth is fully imported from China, making the taste and composition exactly the same as you would find in any Chuanxi Bazi in China,” James noted.
According to James, the hotpot broth is prepared in their ISO-certified central kitchen in Chengdu with all-natural ingredients in a process which takes close to 24 hours. That’s what gives the broth its distinct taste and texture.

“This is also the reason why our restaurant, (including the area surrounding it), does not smell of the spicy broth which so many restaurants do. This smell is normally the result of the use of chilli oil additives in the broths. Our broths are prepared without any additives. Good food, to us, is simply healthy and delicious food,” James said.

Another key criteria that sets Chuanxi Bazi apart from Haidilao is of course, their chef: Mr. Hu Jianqing.
Mr Hu, the founder and Managing Director of Chuanxi Bazi, is a top chef in China and his expertise has been instrumental to everything, from the interior design and tweaking of certain recipes, to the menu selection for Chuanxi Bazi Malaysia.

He has also played a part in training all the chefs in the Chuanxi Bazi outlets. As of now, the Sunway Velocity outlet is helmed by Chef Zhang from Chuanxi Bazi China and he will be with the Malaysian outlet until July 2020.
Come July 2020, Chef Zhang will be rotating with other senior-ranking chefs within the Chuanxi Bazi family, who will replace his role in Malaysia.
“Whilst most patrons discount this, thinking that the role of a chef is diminished in hotpot cuisine where you “cook” your own food, this cannot be further from the truth. Chef Zhang has been instrumental in our sourcing of raw ingredients, from our premium Australian beef to the thinly-sliced lotus root. He is also the “architect” behind every spice used for the marination of all of our ingredients,” James pointed out.

Aside from the must-haves like the Premium Australian beef, other must-tries include the Chuanxi Bazi signature Mushroom Broth, Signature Duck Liver as well as the “狮子头” (which translates to “Lion’s Head”). The dish is essentially a meatball with quail egg at its centre, wrapped up in “Chinese cabbage”.
According to James, the Chengdu and KL menus are pretty similar (aside from seasonal offerings in Chengdu such as the mini lobsters and bullfrogs) and the adaptation to local tastebuds has been surprisingly minimal.
That way, KL-ites can expect a truly authentic Chengdu experience.

Price-wise, Chuanxu Bazi meals range from an average of RM50-RM80 per pax.
As of now though, do note that Chuanxi Bazi is not halal-certified.
“We are planning to open our first flagship halal-certified Chuanxi Bazi restaurant in the end of 2020. However, at the moment, we want to focus on introducing the decades-old Chuanxi Bazi recipes to the Malaysian public. There are multiple successful brands and Chinese cuisine under the Chuanxi Bazi Red Pier Management Group which we do plan on introducing to Malaysia as we build our flagship hotpot Chuanxi Bazi footprint across Malaysia,” James shared.

They are hoping to become present in Penang, Johor and Kota Kinabalu by 2021 with both their traditional-style and halal hotpot cuisines.
“At the end of the day, we pride ourselves in providing a personal space to enjoy good hotpot with the company of friends and families before everything else,” James concluded.
If you’re keen to give Chuanxi Bazi a go, their first outlet has just officially launched at the Sunway Velocity mall in Cheras. More details below:
Chuanxi Bazi
Hours: Mondays-Thursdays: 11am-11pm, Fridays-Sundays: 11am-12am
Address: 2nd Floor, V03A-02-02, Sunway Visio Tower, Lingkaran SV, Sunway Velocity, Jalan Cheras, Maluri 55100 KL
Website: Chuanxi Bazi
Tel: 03-9202 3028
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This Restaurant Pairs Aussie Cuisine With M’sian Flavours Like “Asam Laksa” Cocktails

Bonfire is not just any typical ol’ eatery. Their focus is on using custom-made wood and a charcoal fired oven to cook their food. It’s a traditional approach to cooking and it’s commonly used for baked food such as bread and pizzas. The great thing about cooking with firewood is it enhances the flavour.
The reason Bonfire uses this method of cooking is because they mentioned on their Facebook page how the cornerstone of their food philosophy is celebration.
“We celebrate our fresh, quality ingredients from near and far by treating it with utmost care and respect. We celebrate the coming together of family and friends by introducing bountiful sharing platters that can be enjoyed over stories, laughter and tears. Mostly, we celebrate you, the diner; by providing topnotch service, food and drinks that oozes with warmth and soul,” Bonfire noted.
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When it comes to the interior, it has a warm almost medieval-like feel from the brick walls and chandelier. The touch of modern comes from the artsy painting on the wall and the long tables, perfect for large gathering of guests.
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For starters, you can opt for a warm platter of seafood soup complete with mussels, prawns, a warm broth and served with some bread to dip. Alternatively, there is the dory fish which has an almond crust instead of typical bread crumbs. Besides it being a healthier approach, it also has more of a crunch as compared to bread crumbs which tends to be a little soggier when paired with the likes of a crab salad, which the dish comes with.
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The soft shell crab and aglio olio pasta comes with a large serving of pasta and a decent-sized soft shell crab. Where some eateries tend to skimp on expensive ingredients such as this tasty crustacean, you will find that Bonfire does not do that. You can have your (whole) crab and eat it too.
For more of a local twist, their smoked lamb topped with kerabu rice, edible flowers and calamansi sauce has a refreshing taste bolstered by the tender lamb. Within each bite, you’ll have a taste of sweet and sour from the sauce, savoury from the lamb.

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Bonfire’s bestseller is the wagyu skirt steak which is imported from Australia. The wagyu steak is incorporated into a 3-meat platter consisting of lamb served with mint and pea puree, Wagyu steak and a spring chicken. Meat lovers would enjoy the coming together of flavours on this platter. It is also ideal for sharing if you prefer trying a little bit of everything.
The 2nd 3-meat platter served at Bonfire is the Mediterranean Spring Chicken with Cumin, Fennel & Coriander, Beef Bourguignon with Mandarin Essence and Whole Red Snapper in Prawn Stock, Galangal with Lemongrass & Thai Basil. This platter definitely favours local flavours more with the flavours of Mandarin essence, Lemongrass and Thai Basil.
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Breakfast is an important aspect of Aussie cuisine, specifically all-day breakfast meals complete with eggs and their meat counterparts. Bonfire’s version is called “Campfire Breakfast” and it consists of wagyu meat and potatoes cooked in duck fat, alongside sunny side up eggs, breads, grilled tomatoes and a fruit salad. It has elements of protein, vegetable, fruits and wholegrain within a single platter!
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This restaurant and bar also has a local twist to their cocktails with their very own “Seri Muka kuih” cocktail called The Heart of Tiffin. It is a refreshing and comforting cocktail consisting of flavours like pandan, coconut milk, blue pea flower water, pineapple and dark rum.
Who would’ve thought that the famous Penang Asam Laksa’s flavours could be incorporated into a cocktail too? Bonfire did, with their Demi Cinta Laksa cocktail. You will find elements like jelly strands in dry gin, tamarind water, ginger flowers, ginger and lime juice as well as pineapple puree. Will drinking this make you feel like you’re downing a laksa in beverage-form? Perhaps not. But it would certainly remind you of the dish, what with the hint of flavours reminiscent of the classic dish itself.
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Bonfire is a mix between Aussie cuisine with bold meaty flavours like wagyu steak and racks of lamb. They are also very much a Malaysian outlet with Penang Asam Laksa cocktails and smoked lamb with kerabu meals. From the outside looking in, it looks like a classy restaurant serving high-end flavours, and while they are that, it’s nice to know that they also have a dash of local elements sprinkled in.
Bonfire Restaurant
Hours: Monday-Thursday, Sunday, 10.30am-12am. Friday, 10.30am-2am, Saturday, 9.30am-2am
Address: The Starling Mall, Damansara Uptown
Website: Bonfire Restaurant
Tel: 018-919 8226
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This Gas Kiosk Is Paired With A Restaurant Which Is Aptly Called "The Filling Station"

Typically, when you stop by a gas station and you’re starving, you’d go and pick up a few snacks here and there. But the thing about gas station food is that they’re pretty generic. It’s either a packet of Chipsmore, a tub of Pringles, or a pack of gum. Sometimes, if you’re lucky, there are steamed buns or donuts available, but that’s not often.

But this is not applicable for the Shell gas station in Desa Sri Hartamas, because they have The Filling Station.

The Filling Station is a pretty cool concept for a gas station snack bar. Well, maybe calling it a snack bar is a little unfair – it’s a full fledged café with an extensive menu that may even suggest that it’s more like a food court.

Not only do they have food items like rice, pasta, noodles, and salad, customers can even customise their food. They provide great coffee and freshly baked pastries daily. And you can even enjoy local kuih-muih like kuih lapis and classic pulut kuning.

As compared to the usually stale and uninteresting food that we are used to getting from a gas station’s snack aisles, The Filling Station is not only refreshing, but also…well, filling. It doesn’t matter if you wanna get something light or you really want to stave off that hunger, this eatery has just the option for you.

The Filling Station
Hours: Monday-Sunday: 7am-11pm.
Address: Lot 48651, Jalan Sri Hartamas 22, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Website: The Filling Station
Tel: 03-6201 6399
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We Find Out The Prices Of CNY Reunion Dinner Sets In 15 Klang Valley Restaurants

If you’re spoilt for choice on where to head to this upcoming Chinese New Year for your family reunion dinner, we’ve got you covered. Here are the top Chinese restaurants in Klang Valley with festive reunion dinner sets worth splurging on.
1. Extra Super Tanker Bandar Utama

Extra Super Tanker has been around since 2004 and specialises in Cantonese-Hakka cuisine. For Chinese New Year, the restaurant will be introducing several different reunion dinner sets, priced between RM1,088-RM3,188.
Star Dishes: Abalone Poon Choy, Grouper Fish
Address: 1, Club Drive, Bukit Utama, Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya

Website: Extra Super Tanker Bandar Utama
Tel: 03-7726 8877
2. Restaurant Sek Yuen

Restaurant Sek Yuen is a rustic Chinese restaurant which has more of a hipster vibe as compared to a traditional Chinese restaurant. For Chinese New Year, the restaurant will be having 3 different sets, priced at RM608, RM888 and RM1,288.
Star Dishes: Signature Pei Pa Duck, Braised Grouper with Roasted Pork
Address: Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Restaurant Sek Yuen
Tel: 03-9222 0903
3. Oversea Restaurant

Oversea Restaurant is an award-winning restaurant with multiple branches across Klang Valley. For Chinese New Year, the restaurant will be having reunion dinner sets at 3 of their outlets: Genting SkyPlaza, BBSP and Imbi. The sets are priced between RM828-RM1,988.
Star Dishes: Deep-Fried Prawn with Salted Egg, Grilled Iberico Ribs
Website: Oversea Restaurant
4. Elegant Inn Hong Kong Cuisine

As its names suggests, Elegant Inn HK Cuisine specialises in Cantonese cuisine. For Chinese New Year, be on the lookout for Elegant Inn’s 6 dinner set menus: the Happy Menu (RM1,588), Spring Menu (RM1,888), Noble Menu (RM3,688), Prestige Menu (RM4,988), Blossom Menu (RM2,388) and Prosperous Menu (RM2,688).
Star Dishes: Goose Liver Sausage, Large Sea Tiger Prawn
Address: 2.01, 2nd Floor, Podium Block, Menara Hap Seng, Jalan P. Ramlee, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Elegant Inn Hong Kong Cuisine
Tel: 03-2070 9399
5. Sun Kar Hee Restaurant

Known for their seafood dishes, Sun Kar Hee has vegetarian dish options for their CNY Reunion Dinner menu, perfect for those who are adopting a vegetarian diet. Reunion dinner sets are priced between RM688-RM1,488, which is rather affordable considering the quality of the dishes that you’ll be getting.
Star Dishes: Gangnam Style Big Sea Prawn, Crispy BBQ Suckling Pig
Address: No 28, Jalan Manjoi, Taman Kok Lian, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Sun Kar Hee Restaurant
Tel: 03-6253 1240
6. Harmony Banquet

Puchong’s Harmony Banquet is suited for those who are opting for a reunion lunch instead of a dinner. However, they do have both options as well. Reunion dinner sets are priced between RM568-RM1,388.
Star Dishes: Crispy Suckling Pig, Steamed Giant Grouper
Address: No.1, Jalan Bandar 2, Pusat Bandar Puchong
Website: Harmony Banquet
7. Amber Bangsar

For those looking for a halal Chinese restaurant to dine at this festive season, Amber Chinese Muslim restaurant is an ideal choice. Famous among the Chinese-Muslim community, the dishes lean more towards an Asian-Western fusion style.
Star Dishes: Hamburger with Sauteed Lamb French Style, Sauteed Sliced Beef with Snow Peas
Address: Unit – 1-14, Level 1, Nexus No. 7, Jalan Kerinchi, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Amber Bangsar
Tel: 03-2242 1010
8. Restaurant Green View

Restaurant Green View has been around for the past 26 years and they’re mostly known for their Sang Har Mee. Most PJ residents would be familiar with the iconic restaurant located opposite the Lisa De Inn hotel. CNY Reunion Dinner sets are priced between RM838 and RM1,688.
Star Dishes: Crispy Golden Almond Chicken, Pork Tendon in Claypot
Address: No. 8, Jalan 19/3, Petaling Jaya
Website: Restaurant Green View
Tel: 03-7954 9263
9. In Colonial Restaurant

What makes In Colonial Restaurant unique is the fact that they only serve halal-sourced dishes. For Chinese New Year, they will be serving up Asian-Western fusion sets priced between RM168-RM1,288.
Star Dishes: Signature Lamb Rack with Broccoli, Ginger Onion Garoupa Fish Fillet
Address: G-13 The Intermark 348 Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur
Website: In Colonial Restaurant
Tel: 03-2162 9033
10. Moon Palace Group

Moon Palace Group will be serving up 9-course set meals for their Chinese New Year annual dinner package. Priced at RM788, RM888 and RM988, all sets will receive complimentary 2 bottles of beer per table.
Star Dishes: Signature Steamed Red Cod Fish, Deep-Fried Prawn with Cereal
Website: Moon Palace Group
Tel: 03-4287 9932
11. Peninsula Chinese Cuisine

Peninsula Chinese Cuisine specialises in Cantonese cuisine and dim sums. There are 3 CNY Reunion Dinner set options to choose from and they are priced between RM508-RM1,688.
Star Dishes: Poached Sea Prawn with Chinese Wine & Herbs, Braised Fish Maw
Address: Lot 10, 3rd Floor, Evolve Concept Mall, Pacific Place @ Ara Damansara, Jalan PJU 1A/4A, Ara Damansara, Petaling Jaya
Website: Peninsula Chinese Cuisine
Tel: 03-7832 6273
12. Sin Choi Wah

This fancy Chinese restaurant is suited for more elaborate events like weddings and company annual dinners but if you’re looking to take your Chinese New Year reunion dinner up a notch, Sin Choi Wah might be the ideal choice for you. Sets are priced at RM928, RM1,088 and RM1,538.
Star Dishes: Braised Pig Trotter, Braised Abalone with Sea Cucumber & Mushroom
Website: Sin Choi Wah
Tel: 03-62773377
13. OUG Jade Restaurant

For those who are looking to have an early reunion dinner this year, OUG Jade Restaurant offers 2 dinner sessions: one at 5.30pm and the other at 8.30pm. Why not beat the jam and head for the earlier session instead? Reunion dinner sets are priced between RM999-RM1,988.
Star Dishes: 7 Head Abalone Seafood Pot, Steamed Giant Grouper with Soya Sauce
Address: 2nd Floor, The Market Place, No.2 Jalan Hujan Rahmat, Taman Overseas Union, Kuala Lumpur
Website: OUG Jade Restaurant
Tel: 03-7972 5885
14. Sam You Restaurant

This PJ State restaurant has a pretty simple Chinese restaurant setting and has been around for more than a decade. For Chinese New Year, Reunion Dinner sets are priced between RM598-RM1,688.
Star Dishes: Pan Fried Sea Prawn, Superior Prawn Platter
Address: Lot 56/58, Jalan 52/4 Section 52, Petaling Jaya
Website: Sam You Restaurant
Tel: 03-7955 1197
15. Din Tai Fung

Din Tai Fung is an obvious bet for those looking for a mid-range Chinese restaurant to head to for their Chinese New Year celebration. Known for their xiao long baos, one not to miss out on is the iconic pork xiao long baos. There are 4 different sets to choose from this festive season and they are priced between RM338-RM728.
Star Dishes: Pork Xiao Long Bao, Abalone & Shrimp Fried Rice
Website: Din Tai Fung
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This 3-Storey Café Serves 100+ Dishes And Is THE Definition Of "Everything Also Got"

Bandar Mahkota Cheras is a food haven and one of their newest players in the food industry is Grey N Blue Café. Grey N Blue is a 3-storey food place with just about any cuisine under the sun.
They are triple the size of an average café and that means that they would perhaps have triple the size of an average eatery’s menu as well. As such, Grey N Blue boasts 100+ dishes from Western to Asian and even vegetarian fare.
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They have plenty of sweet and savoury dishes that are made from scratch to ensure that they are of the freshest quality. From breakfast to supper, this place can satisfy your taste for something delicious.
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The interior itself is very cosy and the colour of the walls is painted in calming colours of blue and grey. The ground floor of this eatery is generally reserved for smaller groups of four to six whereas bigger groups can have their meals upstairs.
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If you are into Western cuisines, you should try out their Spaghetti Vongole which is spaghetti cooked with clams, garlic, chili flakes and white wine.
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Everyone loves cheese and their cheese chicken chop is a definite must-try. The chewy cheese compliments the tenders chicken well.
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If you wish to try local cuisines, you can order their crispy lemon chicken served with Chinese-style fried rice. It is a dish that has the best combo between sweet, sour and salty all rolled in one.
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They also have dishes that one would normally find in Chinese restaurants. It includes braised tofu with delicious minced meat gravy, which is delicious enough to make you order another bowl of rice just to have something to eat with the yummy gravy.
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Their chicken thigh braised with ginseng is aromatic, delicious and healthy as well. It is not common that we see this dish in cafés and perhaps that is reason enough to order this dish.
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For those with a sweet tooth, this place is definitely a must to visit as they serve toasted bread with ice cream, fruits and jelly which you wouldn’t find anywhere else. Not to mention, they make it with cute designs such as Hello Kitty and Doraemon too!
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If you want something lighter, you should try their honey toast which is topped off with a decent amount of vanilla ice cream.
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This is one classic dish you must try as s’more dips is considered one of the popular dishes in this restaurant. Where else would you find such a big serving of delicious melted marshmallows mixed with chocolate and a generous serving of biscuit to dip it with as well?
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Strawberry Candy is ready to bombard your tastebuds with sweetness. It is made from shaved ice and layered with jelly, cornflakes, marshmallow and berries which make this dish a unique one especially with the three different colours it comes in.
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As for drinks, don’t forget to order this unique one where the syrup is red, with some white milk in the middle and brown latte on top. Once stirred thoroughly, it is definitely a soothing drink for your soul.
If you ever want to try something new in Cheras, definitely consider Grey N Blue. They have such a wide range of dishes that you can come here several times and still not be able to sample everything that they have. If you’re planning a gathering with a big group of friends, they are ready to accept you and your hungry friends to dine here in this large 3-storey café!
Grey N Blue Café

Hours: Tuesday-Thursday: 11am-12am, Friday-Sunday, 11am-1am. (Closed on Mondays).
Address: No.7, Jalan Temenggung 25/9, Seksyen 9, Bandar Mahkota Cheras
Website: Grey N Blue Cafe
Tel: 012 770 8014
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Take A Trip Around The World & Try These 10 Alternative Cuisines Right Here In KL

Ever wanted to taste what the world has to offer in terms of the many delicious cuisines out there? One of the main reasons that people travel is to enjoy those breathtaking views in person as well as the delectable foods.
Well, you don’t have to have your passport on hand but still take a food trip around the world when you visit these 10 restaurants in KL.
Whether you’re looking to try Mongolian cuisine or Japanese meals, here’s a list of 10 cuisines from different countries that you can try. And they’re all right here in KL!
1. ✈ Philippines @ The Narra
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The Narra is Klang Valley’s leading location for authentic Filipino food. The kitchen here is fully run by a team from the Philippines itself. Here, you’ll find yourself spoilt for choice with the array of traditional Pinoy dishes served such as Inihaw Na Liempo and Inimitable Sizzling Sisig.
Hours: Sunday-Thursday: 11.30am-10pm, Friday-Saturday: 11.30am-12am

Address: G001 Dataran Millennium, Jalan 14/1, 46100 Petaling Jaya
Tel: 018-246 4844
2. ✈ Myanmar @ Lashio May
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Two Burmese sisters have been running this Burmese restaurant for over 7 years now. The specialties at Lashio May include fried pork with pickled mustard greens, Shan chicken noodle soup, hot and spicy fish curry, preserved duck egg salad and fried chicken with sour fruit. Don’t forget to try their pastries as well as these are made fresh daily.
Hours: 11am-11pm, daily

Address: 2 Jalan Hang Lekiu, Kuala Lumpur

3. ✈ Egypt @ Tut’s Egyptian Eatery
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Have a taste of Egyptian cuisine at Malaysia’s first ever Egyptian restaurant which is located in One Utama. Egyptian fare is an unexplored cuisine in Malaysia and it is predominantly made of grains, legumes and spices. Enjoy Egyptian meals with homemade recipes which has been passed down from generations past.

Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: LG333A, New Wing, 1 Utama Shopping Centre, Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya
4. ✈ Mongolia @ The Khan Mongolian Restaurant
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With over 50 choices of ingredients to choose from, this is the place to be for steamboat and BBQ lovers. At this halal buffet barbeque steamboat restaurant, you’ll get to choose an unlimited amount of ingredients to boil or barbeque for your meal. Aside from that, they also have a variety of soup bases and you ought to give the Mongolian one a go!
Hours: 5pm-12am, daily
Address: 1-36-PV 128, Off Jalan Genting Klang, Setapak, 53300 Kuala Lumpur
5. ✈ Japan @ Koyaku Japanese Dining & Grill
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Japanese cuisine is everywhere in Malaysia but finding a restaurant that sells truly authentic Japanese food is a different story. Koyaku Japanese Dining & Grill is where you can immerse yourself in a truly vintage Japanese setting alongside delicious authentic Japanese cuisine.
Hours: 12pm-10.30pm, daily
Address: G9, Jalan Desa Bahagia, Taman Desa, 58100 Kuala Lumpur
6. ✈ Spain-Greece @ Moussandra
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Moussandra has been around for 15 years and their attraction is the authentic Greek and mediterranean cuisine focusing on bold flavours that Spain is best known for. From seafood paellas to Greek cuisine, you’ll get to try different world cuisines while you’re here at Moussandra.
Hours: 12pm-2.3opm, 6pm-10.30pm, daily
Address: 179, Bukit Bintang Street, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
7. ✈ Belgium @ Brussels Beer Café
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Brussels Beer Café is known for their pork dishes. Juicy and tender cuts of pork served ala carte or burger-style is definitely Brussel’s forte. Couple that with some authentic Belgium draft which beer enthusiasts would be able to appreciate, for the true Belgium experience.
Hours: 11am-1am, daily
Address: No. G-18, Ground Floor, Nexus Bangsar South, No. 7, Jalan Kerinchi, 59200 Kuala Lumpur.
8. ✈ Germany @ Weissbrau German Bistro and Bar
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The Germans are known for their beer, sausages and schnitzels and that is exactly what you’ll be getting here. A true German meal, where beer is drunk like water and meat platters are downed the second they are served—this one’s for those who love their meat and beer.
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: Lot 3.05.02 & C3.16.00, Level 3, Pavilion 168, Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
9. ✈ France @ Rendez-Vous
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French cuisine tends to be pricier but Rendez Vous makes the experience of trying French food a little more affordable. Rendez Vous’ resident chef ran a restaurant in France for 30 years and he offers up his expertise in prepping the restaurant’s meat and seafood dishes as well as desserts. The Escargot, Fish Soup and Boeuf Bourguignon are the notable dishes to try here at Rendez Vous.
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 12pm-3pm, 6pm-11pm. Closed on Mondays.
Address: 100, Lorong Maarof, Bangsar Park, 59000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
10. ✈ Lebanon @ Al-Amar Lebanese Cuisine
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Owner of Al-Amar Lebanese Cuisine, Joseph, hails from Beirut and he takes a lot of pride in his homeland’s cuisine. Here, you’ll get to try a variety of Lebanese cuisine with intense spices and lots of beef and mutton. You can also get a shisha while you’re enjoying your meal here.
Hours: 11am-3am, daily
Address: Lot 6.10, Pavilion Residences, Level 6, Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100, Kuala Lumpur
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M'sians Are Going Cray For What Could Be The Cheesiest Naan Bread Of All Time!

It seems like the cheese trend is here to stay, as proven by Restoran Di Naina’s epically cheesy naan bread.
As if a warm ooey gooey cheese centre isn’t enough, what this restaurant does is add a generous layer of cheese sauce on the exterior of the naan.
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Slicing into the centre will give you the maximum cheese satisfaction, that’s for sure!
Restoran Di Naina serves up other mamak specialties, but they are most known for their cheese naan—for obvious reasons!
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It also helps that the restaurant is open 24 hours a day. That way, they’re always there for you, even if you get severe cheese naan cravings at 4 in the morning. 😛
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Each naan bread is priced at RM7 and is best served with some classic teh tarik or teh o ais limau.
We bet you won’t find a cheese naan quite like the one that Restoran Di Naina serves up daily. And it’s totally worth the visit the next time you’re down in Perak.
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Restoran Di Naina
Hours: 24 hours/day
Address: Gunung Rapat 37, Jalan Sri Ampang 1, Taman Sri Ampang, Gunung Rapat, Perak, 31350
Tel: 05-311 2270
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12 New Bubble Tea Brands In Klang Valley That Are Not Tealive Or Gong Cha

If there’s anything that 2018 gave us, it was a slew of new bubble tea brands—not that we’re complaining. Where 2017’s options were mostly Chatime or Gong Cha, 2018 was definitely the era of up and coming bubble tea brands—both homegrown and brands from overseas. One that deserves a special shout out is Tealive, but because just about every mom and her 3-year-old already knows of the brand, here are 12 others that you should totally hunt down in 2019.
1. Tiger Sugar Malaysia
Image Credit: Malay Mail
Taiwan is the OG land of bubble tea and when news broke that Taiwan’s Tiger Sugar will officially launch in KL, KL-ites were clearly thrilled. What makes Tiger Sugar unique is its signature “Tiger drink”, which is basically a mix of brown sugar and milk, forming what resembles the stripes of a tiger. Tiger Sugar officially launched in Sunway Pyramid in January 2019 so if you’re curious to see what the hype is all about, be sure to pick a day to drop by—just be mentally prepared to queue up for this though!
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Website: Tiger Sugar Malaysia
2. Moomin Bubbles
Image Credit: Moomin Bubbles
Moomin is the adorable wide-eyed character without a mouth. The closest creature resembling Moomin is a hippopotamus, albeit a mouthless one. Whether or not you’re a huge fan of the Swedish-Finnish cartoon character, you would likely be smitten by this new bubble tea brand in Malaysia. With drink names like Moomin Dream, Groke On A Snow and Snufkin Matcha, we’re guessing that this drink would resonate more with the female crowd, but hey, we could be wrong!
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily

Website: Moomin Bubbles
3. 12oz for Platform Café
Image Credit: The Platform Café
Platform Café has 2 outlets in Bangi and Cheras Leisure Mall and they’ve recently developed 12oz, which is its sub-brand, carrying what else but bubble tea drinks. Judging from the pictures we saw on social media, the boba pearls in each cup are pretty generous. If you’re ever in the area, Platform Café is worth visiting, if not for their boba drinks, then for the array of proteins available like premium lamb rack and iberico pork belly.
Hours: 12pm-12am, daily
Address: Unit No 2-6, Pusat Perniagaan Bangi Avenue, Persiaran Bangi Avenue Seksyen 2, Taman Bangi Avenue, Bangi
Website: 12oz for Platform Café
Tel: 012-252 2579
4. Moojicha Malaysia
Image Credit: Moojicha Malaysia
Since its launch, Moojicha Malaysia has released several different drink series, including a matcha macchiato, margarita cactus and unicorn latte. Recently, the brand released its Kao Ne Ne drink series which is a torched black sugar bubble milk tea beverage. Moojicha’s boba pearls are handmade white crystal bubbles, unlike the black boba pearls that most KL-ites would be accustomed to.
Hours: Mondays-Thursdays: 12pm-12am, Fridays: 12pm-12.30am, Saturdays-Sundays: 11am-12.30am
Address: No. 103A-1, Jalan Dataran Cheras 5, Dataran Perniagaan Cheras, 43200 Cheras, Selangor Darul Ehsan
Website: Moojicha Malaysia
Tel: 03-9547 8678
5. Zododo Malaysia
Image Credit: Zododo Malaysia
Zododo Malaysia was first launched in Guangdong, China back in 2008. 10 years later, they launched their first outlet in KL. Most known for its cheese milk tea, Zododo Malaysia also has other flavours including avocado, kumquat and cheese jasmine.
Website: Zododo Malaysia
Tel: 012-709 7763
6. Yumcha My
Image Credit: Yumcha My
If you often get serious boba milk tea cravings, Yumcha makes it better by crafting drinks which are healthier than your average ones. Using real black sugar and Gula Melaka instead of glucose, you’ll at least know that your drinks are made with real ingredients and not artificial ones. This Sunway bubble milk tea store also makes their own boba pearls from scratch!
Hours: 10am-9pm, daily
Address: 39, Jalan PJS 11/9, Bandar Sunway, Petaling Jaya
Website: Yumcha My
7. Shake Shake Malaysia
Image Credit: Shake Shake Malaysia
The first thing one would likely do upon receiving their bubble milk tea drink would be to shake it thoroughly as the pearls are usually positioned at the bottom of the plastic cup. Shake Shake Malaysia reminds its customers to do just that, and there’s even an illustration of a bear “shaking” as its logo, while also serving as a friendly reminder.
Website: Shake Shake Malaysia
Tel: 60 12-766 1200
8. Tea Bubble Malaysia
Image Credit: Tea Bubble Malaysia
This Taiwanese brand formulates rainbow boba pearls from scratch. The aforementioned pearls resemble mini tang yuens and come in pastel shades. One tip we would have is to order up clear beverages like jasmine tea and oolong so the boba pearls would stand out all the more. Alternatively, the classic milk tea drink would be a good option as well.
Hours: Sundays-Thursdays: 11.30am-12am, Fridays-Saturdays: 11.30am-1am
Address: No: 34, SS15/8, Subang Jaya
Website: Tea Bubble Malaysia
Tel: 03-5611 5556
9. Muyoo Malaysia
Image Credit: Muyoo Malaysia
This homegrown bubble tea brand serves more than just drinks—you’ll find breads here as well. Perfect for an afternoon tea, you’ll be spoilt for choice. There’s the Euro soft rolls and even the dirty buns (essentially chocolate buns which will leave a chocolate stain on your lips and fingers). The dirty buns would pair well with Muyoo’s recently released Dirty drinks series, comprising of the Strawberry Dirty drink, Brown Sugar Dirty drink and Mango Dirty drink.
Website: Muyoo Malaysia
Tel: 012-395 0246
10. The Alley
Image Credit: The Alley
The Alley needs little to no introduction. After all, when it was first released, plenty raved about the drink. Its packaging differs from traditional bubble tea plastic cups and has more of an aesthetic value to it. The Alley currently has 20 stores nationwide and is set to open 9 additional stores in the near future. The brand also makes their own sugar cane syrup and tapioca pearls from scratch.
Website: The Alley
Tel: 07-364 8276
11. Cojiitii
Image Credit: Cojiitii Malaysia
Cojiitii brands itself as a hand-crafted cocoa and tea beverage shop but you’ll find bubble milk tea beverages here too. The newly launched bubble tea brand is currently only available at The Starling mall. One of our picks would be the Cheese foam boba tea with jasmine tea, but other good options would be the cocoa-flavoured beverages.
Hours: 10am-10pm, daily
Address: Lot K-F-101, First Floor, No. 6, Jalan SS 21/37, Damansara Utama @ The Starling Mall.
Website: Cojiitii
12. Chatto Handcrafted Tea Bar
Image Credit: Chatto Sunway
Chatto is not a bubble tea store per se, but you can get bubble tea here too. This Johor bubble tea brand crafts their own boba pearls, and drinks are typically served with reduced sugar to allow the flavour of the tea to stand out. However, if you prefer your bubble milk tea sweet, you can request for it to be served with a sugar top up. Additionally, Chatto also serves croissant taiyakis at their outlets.
Hours: 11am-11pm, daily
Address: 73, Jalan PJS 11/9, Bandar Sunway, Petaling Jaya
Website: Chatto Handcrafted Tea Bar
Feature Image Credit: 技巧樹熊, Moomin Bubbles, Waldon Protese


What To Do This Week: Happening Events In Klang Valley From March 6-12

KL is full of exciting activities that one should not miss out on, and it is in fact a great excuse to have a get-together with friends. Best part is, you get to enjoy the activities with one another, whether it’s a performance or a party. Here are 8 events happening this week, from March 6-12, that you should consider heading out for!
1. 9th MyBalloonFiesta 2017
Image Credit: Myballoonfiesta
After 8 years of hosting this unique event in Putrajaya, it looks like MyBalloonFiesta has finally moved closer to Kuala Lumpur. This time, they will be hosting the event at the scenic neighbourhood of Desa ParkCity. The theme for this year is  ‘Balloon In The Park’. The event will feature a total of 18 balloons from 11 different countries that are comprised of different shapes and colourful designs.
When: March 10-12, 4pm–10pm
Where: Desa ParkCity, 52200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Info: 9th Myballoonfiesta 2017

2. Movie Under The Stars
Image Credit: Frisky Rooftop Bar
Love good movies? Then you should head over to the Frisky Rooftop Bar. Every Thursday, this bar offers FREE outdoor movies with some popcorn too, all while enjoying being under the open night sky with stars everywhere. The movie of the week will be 2013’s “12 Years A Slave” which tells the story of Solomon Northup.
When: March 9, 9:30pm–12am
Where: 4A, Lorong Yap Kwan Seng, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Info: Movie Under The Stars
3. Markets 22 – Barista
Image Credit: Markets
Markets by Jaya One is back and this time around, it ranges from food trucks to lifestyle bazaars, coffee appreciation workshops and more. The highlight of the event is the Latte Art Throwdown which is essentially a latte art competition.
When: March 11-12, 11am–7pm
Where: Jalan Universiti, 46200 Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Info: Markets 22 – Barista
4. Women’s Weight Loss Workshop
Image Credit: Fisaf International Malaysia
Worried about your weight and wish to appear leaner? Ror Alexander is on a mission to help women around the world lose weight. At this workshop, Ror will elaborate how everyone, from top Hollywood film stars to stay-at-home-moms, can lose the weight and keep it off for good.
When: March 11-12, 9:30am–11am
Where: No. C1, C2 & C3, Jalan Sri Hartamas 1, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Info: Women’s Weight Loss Workshop
5. WCS Wednesday Socials at B&Bianco
Image Credit: West Coast Swing Malaysia
Heard a good song somewhere and can’t seem to get it out of your head? If you’ve got the groove within you, don’t hesitate to dance it out with some newly met strangers at the West Coast Swing event where you can learn how to jive to the West Coast Swing style of dance.
When: March 8, 8:30pm – 11:30pm
Where: Unit No. B-01-07 Sunway Nexis, Jalan PJU 5/1, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Info: WCS Wednesday Socials at B&Bianco
6. Celebrating Women with The Picha Project
Image Credit: The Picha Project
The Picha Project presents an event which celebrates women and this event is also in conjunction with International Women’s Day. The project aims to shed some light on the struggles faced by women from the “Picha families” as they share their motivation and spirit to fight everyday despite what they are currently facing.
When: March 12, 3pm–5pm
Where: 36, Level G2, Publika Mall, 1, Jalan Dutamas 1, Solaris Dutamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Info: Celebrating Women with The Picha Project
7. Caring Week’17 Carnival
Image Credit: UMNC Caring Week
Besides it being a carnival, it’s also a fund-raising event to help contribute funds for a project called ‘Building A Dream’. The aim of this project is to address the needs of the underprivileged Orang Asli community in the Sungai Lalang Village of Semenyih. The carnival will feature food, music, arcade games, and even a lucky draw.
When: March 9, 4pm–9pm
Where: Jalan Broga, 43500 Semenyih, Selangor, Malaysia
Info: Caring Week’17 Carnival
8. The Laughing Gas Ep 7
Image Credit: The Laughing Gas
The Laughing Gas is an open mic session featuring a line-up of comedians and they will host the event in conjunction with International Women’s Day. To attend this 2-hour event, you only need to pay a small fee of RM10.
When: March 9, 8:30pm–10:30pm
Where: 73-1, Jalan SS15/8, SS15, Selangor, Malaysia, 47500 Subang Jaya, Malaysia
Info: The Laughing Gas Ep 7
Feature Image Credit: My Balloon Fiesta


If you love Minions & desserts, you’d go bananas for Crème De La Crème’s limited-time series

Minions have remained prime meme material ever since the first Despicable Me movie dropped in 2010.
For some reason, these strange-looking, small yellow creatures with goggles and jean overalls struck such a chord with many of us across the world, regardless of whether we were boomers, millennials, or Gen Zs.
With the latest movie, Minions: The Rise of Gru, now released, there’s no running from these expressive little creatures speaking gibberish because promotional material for them is everywhere…
Even in our ice cream.

Crème De La Crème (CDLC) has partnered with the franchise to create a total of six products in the likeness of the bright creatures, and with an outlet so near us in Taipan, we had to try them for ourselves.
For petit gâteau, we had Bello Otto!, Tara, tropa!, Me want Banana!, and Bello Kevin!. All of them cost RM28 each, and have white chocolate dip shells painted with great detail to mirror some of the most popular minion characters (the banana aside, of course).

Inside each petit gâteau is a delectable mix of various flavours, showing off CDLC’s signature approach to dessert and their prowess in chasing bold mixtures.
Starting with Bello Otto!, some of the flavours that immediately stood out was the coffee ice cream and pandan ice cream.

The brown butter ice cream gave a hint of delightful nuttiness that some of our tastebuds registered as caramel or hazelnut even.
Serving as the foundation of this dessert was a banana brownie and spice crumble, elevating the overall creamy flavours.
Thanks to the spice crumble, there was a hint of cinnamon and possibly nutmeg (though we’re not super sure).

Bello Otto! was easily a likeable classic treat for many of us, unless you really don’t like banana.
Next up, we tried Tara, tropa! This brought chocolate banana ice cream, passionfruit sorbet, salted butterscotch, and dark chocolate almond crumble to the table.

Chocolate and banana are a classic sweet treat combo and CDLC balances this well, ensuring that neither outshines the other.
Salted butterscotch adds a nice saltiness to balance the richness, while passionfruit sorbet adds a tinge of tartness. While we noted the nuttiness of the dark chocolate almond crumble, the dark chocolate itself was rather muted.
Me want Banana! had caramelised banana ice cream, cherry pineapple sorbet, roasted peanuts, and cherries.

Many of us aren’t fans of maraschino cherries so we were a bit hesitant over whether we’d like this one, but CDLC uses fresh cherries.
Instead of that overly-fake, syrupy flavour, the fresh cherries had a deeper tangy-and-sweet flavour that complemented the sweet caramelised banana ice cream.
The cherry pineapple sorbet and roasted peanuts added a tropical edge to the dessert in a way that you wouldn’t expect to work, but it does.
Bello Kevin! offers up even more tropical flavours with coconut ice cream, mango passion sorbet, kedondong assam sorbet, and almond crumble.

There was a nice balance of sweet and sour here, with an added creaminess from the coconut ice cream. These flavour combinations could probably go well in a smoothie too.
After the petit gâteau, we moved onto the ice cream, Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-nana (I’m never typing that out again), and sorbet, BEE DO BEE DO BEE DO. Both have a base price of RM16.90, and for a 200ml mini tub, we paid RM3 extra.
The former is a French dark chocolate ice cream swirled with caramelised bananas, butterscotch, and chocolate crumble.

It’s not as complex as the petit gâteau flavours, but it’s a classic option for chocolate and banana lovers, giving us exactly what we’d expect.
For those who want something more refreshing, you can opt for BEE DO BEE DO BEE DO, which combines mangoes, pineapples, and papayas.

Interestingly, even the most extreme papaya-haters among us couldn’t quite detect the fruit in the sorbet, as it’s very mango-forward.
These Minion-inspired desserts will only be at CDLC for a limited time, so if you’re in the mood to delight your inner-child (or sweet tooth), head on over to any CDLC outlet around Malaysia.
Crème De La Crème
Website: https://www.instagram.com/p/CfJnVArpRIk/?hl=en


Leaf & Co. Review: Irresistible Salted Egg Chicken & Salted Egg Yolk Croissants

Nestled just a few steps from the hustle of Petaling Street, Leaf & Co. café provides a tranquil space filled with aesthetic décor and a well-crafted menu.
After grabbing ourselves a bargain ‘Chaenl’ bag and ‘Rulex’ watch and being constantly badgered by salesmen in Petaling Street, we took a seat at the rustic tables of Leaf and Co. and started sipping away on refreshingly minty mojitos.

These mojitos came with popsicle garnish of different flavours. Unfortunately the mint was crushed, which meant that you often got small bits of mint when you took a sip from the straw.

This gave us something to munch on, but if you’re a fast drinker, you should be careful when sipping.
Next, we ordered the Steak Sandwich and Salted Egg Chicken with Sweet Potato Fries as a side.

The open steak sandwich was presented with a beautifully crispy side of rocket salad. We found it to be peppery enough to complement the medium steak with the perfect soft in-the-middle, crunchy on the crust French style bread.
Chef On seemed to have mastered these dishes right down to the sourdough toast, and her baking skill would impress us again later when the desserts arrived.

The second dish, Salted Egg Chicken and Sweet Potato Fries was impossible to resist. Creamy pour-on sauce with sizzling crispy fried chicken and crunchy sweet potatoes complementing the chilli in the egg sauce.
These dishes got us thinking about Leaf & Co. a little deeper, what’s the story?
Hermes Mah, the CEO of Leaf & Co., studied at a secondary school nearby the area. He liked the atmosphere and the ambiance of old kopitiams and that gave him the inspiration to open Leaf & Co. The name actually stands for ‘Tea Leaf & Coffee’, which is testament to their hot beverage selection.
We were told that Hermes always rewards himself with good food when he achieves something, and following in his footsteps, we found an excuse to order some sweet treats to round off a lovely lunch.

The two croissants arrived. I have to admit that I wasn’t expecting the authentic crispy layers of pastry on the outside and the soft buttery center, but Leaf & Co. really pulled it off.
They rivaled the croissants I have had on my trips to France, which is no mean feat for a café half-way across the world. Impressively, they also contained thick green tea and salted egg fillings.

The green tea was my personal favourite, although it gets a little bit messy so have some napkins nearby! The salted egg croissant was tasty, and had a very rich flavour, however it was probably a little overfilled as we found the sweetness a bit too much after a while, but that’s not always a bad thing, especially if you’re a sweet tooth.
Great for winding up a day’s work, chatting with friends or indulging in some fine baked goods, Leaf & Co. is definitely a cafe to consider.

Leaf & Co.
Hours: 10:30am-10pm, daily
Address: 53, Jalan Sultan, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Website: Leaf & Co
Tel: 03-2020 2220


A Freaking Arts & Lights Exhibition Just Previewed In KL Last Weekend And It's Lit!

If you have never been to any of the Arts & Lights exhibition, then what are you waiting for?
This art exhibition that features cool light installations and colourful art is probably every Instagram lover’s playground. Brought to you by local real estate developer, Mah Sing, this fifth installation entices its patrons to at least drop by for the first time to experience the reality of a totally different world.
Interactive playgrounds such as these are probably one of the ways that you and your loved ones are able to create magical memories. What’s more, capture dope pictures that we bet your IG followers has never seen before. With such eye-catching backdrops, this is the place you should not miss.
Image Credit: @ar.lensa & @the_nightmarekiller
For another round of cool pop up arts, you can expect it to be even bigger and brighter.
Image Credit: @adrianorthy & @funwanderer
This 25,000sq Instagrammable playground would entice its patrons to play and discover brand new installations from Party With Hue, Pew Pew Pew, Just Keep Swimming, DIGI PLAYground, ART-N-PLAY, confetti-filled room, and plenty more.
Image Credit: @arraberlin & @ar.lensa
Wander through an infinite tunnel with mood lights and groove along to the beat of the music at Party with Hue.
Image Credit: @adrianorthy & @funwanderer
Also, dive into their 24 ft pastel-coloured ball pit at Just Keep Swimming, and float atop to capture insta-worthy pictures.
Image Credit: @alan_rahim & @rachelle_music
This place caters for all age groups, where for 8 weekends of fun, you would certainly have the greatest time.
Image Credit: Yokeyin Char & @fyi.photography
Do look out for the Pew Pew Pew installation while you’re at it. The glow-in-the-dark nerf battleground allows you to create your own group of warriors, and tests your agility to unleash your inner soldier.
Image Credit: @tyraanordin & @shyhsm
Mah Sing certainly knows how to have fun and you should not miss out on the DIGI PLAYground where you can play Giant Jenga, Giant Pick-Up Sticks, Zorbing and more.
Image Credit: @nawalrahim & @akenggdagang
This family-friendly exhibition even allows the young ones to unleash their inner creativity with an arts and crafts workshop. From designing stained glass windows to lanterns, watch your kids surprise you with their hidden talent.
Image Credit: @ajim.raw & @adohhzaini
Arts & Lights PLAY edition is only open during the weekends, from now till October 28 – you can drop by anytime during one of those weekends and have a quality night out.
Arts & Lights

Hours: 3pm-9pm (weekends only)
Dates: September 29-30, October 6-7, 13-14, 20-21, 27-28
Address: Southville City, Kajang
Website: Arts & Lights
Feature Image Credit: @funwanderer, @adohhzaini, @nawalrahim & @rachelle_music


没想到Gyarados这么容易抓！13只最稀有的Pokémon在大马出没的地点！

Pokémon Go 已经在马来西亚正式发布超过一个礼拜了。
在这段期间，马来西亚的神奇宝贝训练家也纷纷地在各地搜索神奇宝贝以完成他们的 Pokédex！
而各个 Hotspot 也推出了许多 Lure Modules 以便帮助神奇宝贝训练家搜索到除了 Rattatas 和 Pidgeys 这些普遍的神奇宝贝以外的稀有品种！
若你也想要那些超级稀有的神奇宝贝，你们不需要再浪费时间一步一步地去寻找了！因为 Vulcan Post 最近才刚刚为大家整理出13种罕见神奇宝贝所在马来西亚出没的准确位置！

是的别怀疑！这些传说中的神奇宝贝真的存在，而且可能就在你的身边哦！
一起来看看这些地点到底在哪里吧！
1. Jynx
Image Credit: Mohawk Pomade @Facebook
地点：Ampang, Taman Tasik Cyberjaya, Prince Court Medical Centre, Taman Tun Dr Ismail
2. Gyarados
Image Credit: Hazim Asmuni @ Facebook
地点：Jonker Street Melaka, The Gardens Mall, Tasik Chini Pahang
3. Nidoking
Image Credit: Eazzy Izz @ Facebook
地点：Bangsar Shopping Centre, Kuching International Airport, Georgetown Penang
4. Rapidash
Image Credit: Adrian Chin @ Facebook
地点：Persiaran Tropicana, Paradigm Mall, Masjid Shah Alam, The Curve, 1Utama. Summit Bukit Mertajam
5. Ninetails
Image Credit: Zulfiqar Zulkarnain @ Facebook
地点 ：The Curve, Bandaraya Kuching, Dataran Merdeka, Pasar Malam Kelang Lama Kulim, Zoo Negara
6. Raichu
Image Credit: Zulfiqar Zulkarnain @ Facebook
地点：Kampung Bengali Butterworth, Damansara Jaya, Pavillion KL
7. Porygon

地点：Tropicana City Mall, KLCC, Midvalley, 1Utama, Empire Shopping Mall
8. Snorlax
Image Credit: Faris Seny @ Facebook
地点：Sunway Pyramid, Setia City Mall, Old Town White Coffee Cyberjaya, Maybank Sunway Giza
9. Arcanine
Image Credit: Nicholas Cheong @ Facebook
地点：KLCC Park, The Curve, Dataran Merdeka
10. Farfetch’d
Image Credit: Kekanda Scm
地点：KLIA2
11. Dragonite
Image Credit: Miroul Rouren @ Facebook
地点：Danga Bay Johor, KLCC Park, Wangsa Maju
12. Chansey
Image Credit: Sean Tan Wee Seong @ Facebook
地点：Solaris Mont Kiara, Kepong, SJMC Subang, Prince Court Hospital
13. Charizard
Image Credit: Syahid Impianku @ Facebook
地点：Taiping Lake Gardens, TTC Bangi, Titiwangsa
想要拥有稀有的神奇宝贝的话，这些地点神奇宝贝训练家们就可要记好喽！


Missed The Big Bang Concert? It's Okay, Korean Actor Kim Rae-Won Is Coming To KL!

Who is Kim Rae Won? If you know the South Korean Drama series called Doctors, this is the male lead of the series and people are going crazy over his sweet personality. The show is about a wayward girl in high school with a delinquent personality. She has gone through an emotional and abusive childhood and this has made her cold towards strangers. However, she changes after meeting Hong Ji-Hong (Kim Rae-won), who makes her turn over a new leaf.
Image Credit: OneTVAsia.com
The television series has since rose to fame and Kim Rae Won will be coming to KL for a special public meet-and-greet session on the 10th of October! You heard me right! Everyone can come over and get a chance to be up close and personal with the doctor himself. Be sure to take a whole bunch of selfies with him and maybe mention a quick “saranghaeyo” while you’re at it.
When: October 10 @ 7.15pm
Where: Centre Court, Pavilion KL, Kuala Lumpur.
Website: One TV Asia


This Restaurant In Klang Is Offering FREE Bak Kut Teh To Voters On May 9!

Malaysian voters, rejoice!
On top of playing a part for the future of Malaysia, you can now get a free meal too when you vote during this upcoming election. A Klang restaurant has announced that they will be offering one free bowl of bak kut teh to voters.
In Eng Chun Bak Kut Teh’s Facebook post which has since gone viral, the restaurant’s page admin encouraged Klang folks to place a vote on May 9.
In order to claim their free bowl of bak kut teh, one need only show their inked finger as proof of having gone to the polling centre on election day.
Image Credit: Eng Chun Bak Kut Teh
Eng Chun Bak Kut Teh is a restaurant which has been around since July 2012 and despite the plethora of bak kut teh restaurants around Klang, this restaurant is known for its clean environment and excellent food, as reviewed by past guests.
If you’re around the Taman Sentosa area on polling day, consider spending the day off enjoying a free meal at Eng Chun Bak Kut Teh.
Eng Chun Bak Kut Teh
Address: 27-G, Lorong Dato Yusof Shahbudin 29a, Taman Sentosa, Klang
Website: Eng Chun Bak Kut Teh
Tel: 012-377 0626


10,000 Users Are Already Saving Over RM2,000 A Year For Food On This App—But Wait, There's More

(psst… there’s a promo code at the end of the article.) 😉
If you’re foodies like us, then we’re sure you’ve heard of the ENTERTAINER app.
According to the ENTERTAINER, there are over 10,000 users in Malaysia that have saved up to RM2,100 through the app.
One of their more popular deals, the 1-for-1, offers you the chance to purchase two main courses for the price of one. Imagine paying for 1 burger, but getting 2 instead—syiok leh!
 Get yourself a platter filled with meaty barbecued delights…or why not two platters? (from Beard Brothers) / Image Credit: the ENTERTAINER
 Kickstart your morning with a fresh cup of coffee and some light snacks from San Francisco Coffee / Image Credit: the ENTERTAINER
 Indulge in a juicy burger meal from The Daily Grind / Image Credit: the ENTERTAINER
But, that’s not just what they have. The app can help you save money on other things too.
1. Express Deals With Express Discounts
The 1-for-1 deals are limited in quantity, so you have to be a little kiamsiap (stingy) about it.
The team behind the ENTERTAINER knows that our desire for coffee, ice-cream and doughnuts far surpass just 3 vouchers.
So, come the 2nd of January 2020, merchants under the Informal Dining & Takeaway such as SF Coffee and Sushi Q will be transitioned into Express Deals. This means that you’ll be able to get more discounts. How so?
Well, you can use the 25% off voucher 4 times a month… and it refreshes every month. The catch is, you’ll have to use it or you’ll lose it. If you’re a smart user, you can use the 25% off voucher a whopping 48 times a year. 48 vouchers a year is way more than three 1-for-1 deals.
 You won’t regret nabbing extra doughnuts from Krispy Kreme with the 25% off Total Bill Express Vouchers / Image Credit: the ENTERTAINER
2. Drink Up After Your Meals
The ENTERTAINER app also has a Cheers product for those that are partial to alcohol. You can benefit through its discounts via 1-for-1 House Beverage, cocktail package and others.
After dinner, you could hop by bars and clubs that utilise Cheers vouchers so you can wine and dine with style at a lower price.
 A plethora of wine selections from Truly Wine / Image Credit: Truly Wine
3. Train Brain And Body
As mentioned, the ENTERTAINER is not just for food. If you’re up for some fun activities or some light sweating, the app also offers discounts or BOFO on activities such as rock climbing at Camp5 or score discounts off board games from Meeples.
 Work out some sweat at Camp5 / Image Credit: Camp5
4. Free Room Nights, You Heard That Right
For the travel bugs, you should also check out the Travel tab on the app.
Key in your travel dates and the number of pax you have with you and the app will look for hotel deals. Some of the hotels will offer a discount for your stay and others might offer a free 1-day stay when you book via the app.
You’ll already make back what you pay for the app and more, with just a 1-night stay.
Now that’s value.
 Have a dip in the pool at Anantara Seminyak Bali Resort / Image Credit: the ENTERTAINER
 And then sleep the night away with the BOFO night stay at Anantara Seminyak Bali Resort / Image Credit: Anantara
5. Get Yo’self Mo’ Vouchers
If you find yourself running out of BOFO vouchers, you can redeem the promotion again by purchasing them via SMILES, the ENTERTAINER’s version of the loyalty programme.
You could also make a deal with your friend to buy or trade their vouchers. It could be a beneficial trade for both parties at the end of the day. Share share la sikit.
6. Start Saving By Buying
If you act now and purchase the new Malaysia 2020 plan, you can get the Bali 2020, Cheers Malaysia 2020 and Express Malaysia 2020 plans bundled together. It will cost you more if you miss out and purchase them separately on a later date.
The Malaysia 2020 plan only costs RM95 now for early bird pricing. With how much you’ll save on the app, you’ll easily earn back the money used to buy the subscription. Go and treat yo’ self.
Image Credit: giphy
The ENTERTAINER team has also provided us with the promo code LastChance2019. You’ll be able to test out the deals yourself for 2 months for free!
To do so, head onto the Products Page, select Malaysia 2019, and click Buy Now. Enter the promo code, check out, and voila! You have the Malaysia 2019 plan for free and you can start saving immediately.
The promo code will be live for a week, so be fast!

the ENTERTAINER
Platform: Android, iOS
Price: RM95 (Early bird pricing, Includes: Malaysia 2020, Bali 2020, Cheers Malaysia 2020 & Express Malaysia 2020) Bonus offer: It includes Express 2019!
Website: https://www.theentertainerme.com
This article was written in collaboration with the ENTERTAINER.Featured Image Credit: The ENTERTAINER


【本周必玩大全】17／10－23／10 让你玩Fun天！

转眼又到了星期一，你是否又陷入了Monday Blue呢？别担心，小编这就来为你介绍这个星期吉隆坡的7个精彩活动，让你和Monday Blue说掰掰！
想知道吉隆坡每个礼拜有什么好玩有趣的活动，请锁定Discover KL每周一的『本周必玩大全』！
1. Armour@ The Park, KLCC Malaysa (18/10)
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如果你是个健身爱好者，那由Under Armour Malaysia所举办的首个免费社区健身活动就非常适合你了！这个礼拜，他们将举办户外瑜伽教室，教你如何让你的呼吸和动作同步！
日期 & 时间：18/10/2016，6pm – 8pm
地点：KLCC Park

网址：Armour @ The Park
2. Daniela Andrade Live in Malaysia (19/10)
Image Credit: Kaybee
来自加拿大的知名Youtuber Daniela Andrade将于10月19日首次来马开唱！这位创作才女在Youtube上的翻唱和自创歌曲都有非常高的点击率。这次她在大马的演出片段还会收录在她的音乐纪录片「Shore」当中哦！
日期 & 时间：19/10/2016，8pm
地点：Bentley Music Auditorium, Damansara.
网址：Daniela Andrade Live In Malaysia
3. Hallyu 2016 – Korean movie Festival (19/10~20/10)
Image Credit: K-Soul Magazine
韩剧迷们，TARC University即将在10月19日为你带来最新的韩国电影，例如「德惠翁主」和「技术者们」！不仅如此，他们还有其它精彩有趣的活动，包括舞蹈比赛和烹饪示范会等等。
免费入场，位置有限！想去的朋友要快喽！
日期 & 时间：19 – 20/10/2016，10am – 5pm
地点：TARC University, Setapak.
网址：Hallyu 2016
欲领取免费电影入场券，请电击：Hallyu 2016
4. 16 bit Coriolanus (20/10~23/10)
Image Credit: Douglas Wong
16 bit Coriolanus是一个关于罗马将军Caius Marcius如何保护他的城市不被入侵的话剧。特别的是，16 bit Coriolanus将通过90年代电子游戏的怀旧镜头呈现。有兴趣的朋友不要错过了！
地点：Indicine, KLPAC
日期 & 时间：20 – 23/10/2016 @ 8.30pm，22 – 23/10/2016 @ 3pm
网址：16 bit Coriolanus
5. Bloom (21/10~23/10)
Image Credit: January Low-Siva
Bloom是由舞蹈家January Low-Siva和Rathimalar Govindarajoo所带来的舞蹈表演。Bloom将会是个展现女性特质、正面性和祝福的价值的舞蹈！
日期 & 时间：21 – 23/10/2016，9pm
地点：Bobo KL
网址：Bloom
6. Sedsuna Album Launch (22/10)
Image Credit: Sedsuna
Sedsuna是个本地5人摇滚团体，而他们将会在10月22日发表他们的最新专辑。此外，当天他们还会有现场表演，大家不妨在这个周六到现场去支持他们吧！
日期 & 时间：22/10/2016，8pm
地点：ATAS by BIJAN FX, F-5-1, Level 5, Parklane Commercial Hub, Jalan SS7/26, Kelana Jaya Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
网址：Sedsuna
7. Malaysia Independent Live Fusion Festival (MILFF) 2016 (22/10)
Image Credit: Metros Events
来自南印度排名前50的歌手和音乐家，将于10月22日首次来马举办演唱会！当天将会有5个当地知名的融合团体（fushion bands）在吉隆坡的StarXpo Centre表演哦！
日期 & 时间：22/10/2016，6pm – 11pm
地点：StarXPO Centre, KWC Fashion Mall, Kuala Lumpur
网址：Malaysia Independent Live Fusion Festival (MILFF) 2016
Feature Image Credit: Sedsuna and Aesthetic Magazine


We Had Our Best Delivered Meal This Year From This French Restaurant In Ara Damansara

We don’t often write reviews where our team disagrees on what the favourite dish is, but because everything we tried from Champignons was so good, we couldn’t reach a consensus.
1. Hokkaido Scallop Risotto (RM128)
We might be biased towards scallops, but these were sweet and had just the right bite to them, on top of the rich seafood risotto.

2. Arabic Spiced Australian Lamb Rack (RM85)
Tender, juicy, and it had just the right amount of spices to flavour up the perfectly cooked lamb. We were told it was highly recommended by Champignon’s guests, and to top it off, the meat portion is also very generous.

3. Braised Beef Cheek Raggatoni Pasta (RM66)
A new menu addition, there were 2 forks fighting to spear up the pasta. We liked its punchy flavours so much that we basically ignored the beef at first. When we got to it, the beef cheeks were melt-in-your-mouth and well-seasoned.
4. Baked French Duck Pie with Foie Gras (RM95)
Feasting with our eyes first, a lot must be said for how beautiful this pie looks. And it tastes even better, with foie gras, cognac, truffles, and red wine onion compote as the filling, along with the duck of course. The crisp French puff pastry crust did admirably well at holding everything together as we ate.

All the dishes passed our #DKLTapaoTest with flying colours; we only reheated the pie in the oven but had the others as they were when they arrived and they were already delicious. All 4 of them are worth a try and we’d order all of them again.
We also gotta emphasise that this was one of the best order-in fancy meals that we’ve had since the MCO started.
For the best experience, you should head into the restaurant itself and have them freshly made and served straight to you, but Champignons also has a takeaway menu you can take advantage of.
Champignons at Oasis
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChampignonsOasis/
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/champignonsatoasis
Address: B-G-02, Oasis Square, Ara Damansara, 47301, Petaling Jaya, Selangor. 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Phone Number: 03-7832-2629


KL 超梦幻童话主题『Beauty & The Beast』嘉年华即将引爆！早鸟买票只需RM48！

2017年盛大又好玩的主题嘉年华来啦！

你一定看过『美女与野兽』的童话故事吧，故事里的男女主角之间的爱情无不令人感动。令人兴奋的是，就在来临的2月位于KL 即将举办一场梦幻的「Beauty and the beast」主题嘉年华！
嘉年华只从2017年2月10日举办至12日，从11点早上至3点下午，大家千万别错过了。

这次的嘉年华即将在现场摆设超过100种摊位，包括 美食，时尚单品，娱乐节目&游戏，以及童话表演。

童话表演可是由国际表演者来呈现的，让你看到专业又梦幻的表演，保证小孩子们一定会爱上！
女生们更加别错过啦！活动当天将有超多品牌的时尚单品和化妆品在这里售卖。是时候买个新包包过新年啦！
至于男生呢，当天会有10多款超FUN刺激的游戏等着你，包括射击，迷宫等等多种VR游戏让你来体验。

此外，还有超级kawaii 的Tsum Tsum 甜品也可以买得到哟！

不管男女老少，这次的梦幻主题嘉年华一定能让你度过一个美好的2017。 想要参加的话，就要快点行动到官方网买票啦！趁早买票价只需RM48，迟买的话就是RM78啦！

此外，如果你有兴趣租摊位，那你可以联络以下号码询问详情：

Jess 016 775 7226
Sam 017 3950 258
June 016 2410 369
Dickson 019 337 4327
地点：KL The Mines MIECC
日期：2017年2月10日至12日
时间：11am-3am
Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/The-Carnival-1787381674872561/
官方网站：www.mycarnival.net


This Restaurant's Chef Presents Sporktacular Dishes With A 25-Year-Old Recipe

Located in a quaint PJ neighbourhood, The Butcher’s Table is a cosy diner with a simple, modern interior that provides a no-frills meat sampling experience for the young and old in PJ and beyond.
As you walk in, you are greeted by a large display of fresh meat and homemade sausages, tempting you to just order everything.
Helmed by Mr. Ho, he first introduced sporktacular dishes to Bangsar-ians back in 1992. After leaving behind his carnivorous legacy, he’s back for more and it’s certainly a welcomed whiff of nostalgia to PJ folks, as he serves up platters of meat dishes in the new and improved SS2 diner.
We recently dropped by The Butcher’s Table and unlike our typical DiscoverKL food reviews, we invited 2 readers (who also happen to be major foodies) to join us on a culinary experience.

The Signature Salted Beef (RM39) was the first dish we sampled and it’s a sight to behold. You could just tell that the meat was going to be fork-tender. The salty, juicy beef brisket basically falls apart on the tongue. While salted beef is typically served in a sandwich, Mr. Ho decided for it to be a star of its own, complemented with a generous portion of mustard.

Pork chops have the tendency of being overcooked but The Butcher’s Table serves up their Signature Shoulder Loin (RM13) pink and juicy in the centre. It was seasoned well enough for me to omit the pan sauce which was by the way, a favourite condiment on our table. Our DiscoverKL reader, Souffle, enjoyed this dish as well, and in particular, the sausages served during the review.
At The Butcher’s Table, the a la carte main dishes do not come with sides. In case you’re overwhelmed by the taste of meat, you should order their sides of Mash Potato, Coleslaw, and Sauerkraut (RM5 each). The Sauerkraut, in particular, provides an acidic freshness to cut through all the richness from the meat.

The Crispy Roast Pork (RM12), also known as siu yuk, was a true crowd-pleaser.
Crispy, fatty, and tender, you can’t really find fault with this well-roasted pork. Personally though, it might not be the best crispy roast pork I’ve had in the area. Perhaps it’s due to the fact that I can’t help but draw parallels to its Chinese cousin—the siu yuk—which is in my opinion far more superior in flavour. However, it’s still a decent slab of pork, made all the better when paired with the chilli sauce.
We ended the night with a large portion of Smoked Pork Knuckles (RM65), which probably wasn’t the best idea as we were already pretty full at this point. Being the only guy at the table, I felt inclined to be the Bandaraya to clean up the platter.
It might be the exhaustion from eating so much meat in one sitting, but my tastebuds weren’t having any of it. Souffle too mentioned that the Smoked Pork Knuckles were bland and salty at best, with no hint of other flavours to mask the strong pork taste coming from the fatty, gelatinous part of the animal.
Mr. Ho and the Butcher’s Table team (in full black attire), flanked by the DiscoverKL readers and writers.
While the food here was good, she noted an important thing that was on everyone’s mind—the seating arrangement in the restaurant. The arrangement of the tables and chairs were not conducive for the older folks who might prefer a more spacious setting. The same goes for larger groups, as the setting at The Butcher’s Table is more of a cosy one and might not be suited for parties and birthday celebrations.
I’ve personally recommended this place to a few friends for a party, but due to the seating arrangement, they’ve opted to head somewhere else instead. That being said, I am going back in December for a friend’s birthday celebration and as our group is smaller, I would imagine it to be a cosier experience.
The Butcher’s Table
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 11:30am-3pm, 6pm-11pm. Closed on Mondays.
Address: 26, Jalan SS2/103, Petaling Jaya
Website: The Butcher’s Table
Tel: 03-7728 2843


Ever Wanted To Experience An Apple Orchard? Here’s Your Chance To Pluck REAL Apples In KL!

Did you know it’s now Apple harvest season? The juiciest and freshest apples are harvested all around the world during this period.
Ever wondered if you can grow apples in Malaysia? There have been attempts in Cameron Highlands and Sabah but unfortunately it was a barren idea. So the apple harvest season is mostly an experience reserved for those in Western countries where it’s conducive to grow these fruits in the first place.
That is until…now!
That is because, in conjunction with the apple harvest season, Strongbow Apple Ciders and Apple Fox Cider are throwing a #Ciderbration to celebrate this juicy season!

The best part of the #Ciderbration? You will get the chance to experience picking real apples in an apple orchard brought to life right here in KL!

Not only will you be able to experience the sights and smells of an apple orchard while you pick real apples, you will also be rewarded with refreshing cider for your effort.

While there, you can also put your apple skills to the test and try your hand at apple games such as: Apple Stacking (current record is 6!), Apple Biting and Apple Bowling.

The good folks from Penang and Johor had a blast picking apples the last couple of weekends and here’s your chance too! Join the #Ciderbration at:
Sunway Pyramid: Dec 2nd-3rd
Sunway Velocity Mall: Dec 9th-10th
Find out more about the #Ciderbration – Strongbow Apple Ciders Event Page & Apple Fox Cider Event Page to keep updated!
Written in collaboration with Apple Fox Cider & Strongbow Apple Ciders.


If You Love The Muji And IKEA Aesthetic, These 8 Eateries Perfectly Channel Those Vibes

Laid back interiors with modern meets traditional furnishings, minimalist cafes and eateries are taking KL by a storm.
These minimalist designs are actually a shared affair between Japanese and Nordic designs—think Muji meets IKEA.
Image Credit: Designmuseum & Quora
They both emphasise on minimalism, simplicity and functional design with complementing differences. This collaboration is called the Japandi design.
Nordic influences keep things on the neutral colour spectrum while Japanese influences add a colour depth in rich tones and elements of nature such as plants.
Image Credit: Kaiju Company
While are also a few who take after the Tokyo aesthetic of neon lights and edgy vibes in the evening, the main gist of the aesthetic is that it utilises an abundance of natural lighting during the day.
Much like the fusion of space design, here are 8 eateries with Japanese elements in their space and menu.

For specialty drinks and desserts:
1. Niko Neko Matcha
Image Credit: Niko Neko Matcha & Instagram User @hipsjer
A peaceful amalgamation of modern minimalism and Japanese traditional culture, Niko Neko Matcha is no stranger to the Matcha loving community. Bright and airy, their space features a tea viewing area and origami spirals on hanging from their ceiling.
Image Credit: Niko Neko Matcha
As far as your Japanese matcha experience may go, these guys serve a delicious cup of matcha with an atmosphere of zen minimalism, and the cuteness of their cat.
Check out their menu here.
Hours: Tuesdays-Sundays: 12pm-7am (Closed on Mondays)
Address: 82A, Lorong Maarof, Bangsar Park, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Niko Neko
Tel: 011-23555405
2. Paloma Tea House
Image Credit: Instagram User @heartpatrick
Move over nitro Cold Brew, nitro tea is in.
A traditional tea house with a modern twist, Paloma Tea House serves Nitro Kombucha and Nitro Tie Guan Yin. Run by a team of siblings, their Japanese and Chinese teas are sourced straight from farms.
The interiors bear a resemblance to an IKEA show room but the low tables on the left are akin to the ones seen in traditional tea houses.
Image Credit: Instagram Users @heartpatrick & @wander.sher
In this tea house, you’ll get to choose your teas and brewing method as guided by the siblings. Plus, they’ve also got some snacks and desserts to pair with the teas.
P.S.: Their white wall and brown oak table top aesthetic matches their matcha desserts and bright coloured teas to create a beautiful contrast for the gram.
Hours: Sundays-Tuesdays: 11am-10pm; Thursdays: 11am-10pm; Fridays-Saturdays: 11am-11pm (Closed on Wednesdays)
Address: 25-1, Jalan Dataran Cheras 2, Dataran Perniagaan, Cheras
Website: Paloma Tea House
Tel: 03-9547 9455
3. Three Little Birds @ Isetan
Image Credits: Instagram Users @skl.lowsk & @evlyneuzerlynn
Three Little Birds is a coffee roastery with their headquarters being in Sentul. Their latest branch is located in Isetan, Lot 10 with Japanese influences made apparent in their menu.
White or black, you can’t go wrong with their coffee. We highly recommend their Black Tonic that’s cold brew or espresso with tonic. The tonic adds a sprightly and refreshing twist to the coffee.
Should you feel hungry from browsing the aisles of Isetan, order up a plate of toast with an onsen egg, an Unagi omelette or a bao bao (crispy fish skin, furikake, onsen, salted egg sauce).
Hours: 11am-9pm, daily
Address: 1F THE CUBE, Isetan The Japan Store, Lot 10, 50 Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Three Little Birds Coffee
For mains before desserts:
4. cureé
Image Credits: Instagram Users @wongqinyivsco & @squarepad
Pronounced as “Ka-Ray”, this cafe is located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur and serves hearty portions of Hokkaido style soup curry. Their interiors feature rattan, wood and concrete furnishings accentuated by plants.
Image Credit: curee
In a bowl, you can expect some Japanese curry with rice and colourful chunky veggies with a choice of natto or chicken. They’ve also got a vegan option of Japanese curry paired with Katsu Avocado or Fujiwara Tofu.
Do note that from 3pm-6pm only drinks and desserts are available.
Image Credit: curee
PS: Slide into their DMs to enquire about their seasonal cakes 😉
Hours: Mondays-Tuesdays: 8am-3pm, 6pm-11pm; Thursdays-Fridays: 8am-3pm, 6pm-11pm; Saturdays- Sundays: 8am-11pm (Closed on Wednesdays)
Address: No.40, jalan 1/77a, changkat thambi dollah, off jalan imbi, Kuala Lumpur
Website: cureé
Tel: 011-2020 9080
5. Sunbather Coffee
Image Credit: Sunbather Coffee
A sister cafe to Kakigori, Sunbather Coffee serves up specialty coffee, desserts and Western Japanese fusion foods.
Image Credit: Instagram Users @ms._bingerunaway & @wr_stdio
The interiors feature wooden flooring, folded paper lining the ceiling and wide window panes shaded by plants.
Image Credit: Sunbather Coffee
With beautiful handcrafted parfaits, refreshing drinks, fluffy cakes and warm food, there’s bound to be something for everyone.
We heard their sweet and spicy Maple Peanut Chicken Sando is a must have! It’s got poached chicken, turkey ham, apple slices and veggies between fluffy dark rye bread.
Hours: Mondays-Fridays: 8am-10pm; Saturdays-Sundays: 10am-10pm
Address: UG-12, Upper Ground, The Sphere, 8, Jalan Kerinchi, Bangsar South City, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Sunbather Coffee
Tel: 03-2242 3118
6. Kaiju Company
Image Credit: Instagram user @bryanongeujin
Reasons to visit a Thai and Japanese fusion restaurant: A giant origami dragon suspended from the ceiling and sake cocktails.
Image Credit: Kaiju Company
Kaiju Company is located in APW Bangsar and serves hearty dishes with a twist of Thai. Tangy and savoury, their Kaiju Curry Rice is served with some young mango which is a testament to the fusion.
Image Credit: Kaiju Company
Hours: Tuesdays-Sundays: 12pm-2.30pm, 6pm-10.30pm (Closed on Mondays)
Address: 29, Jalan Riong, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Website: Kaiju Company
Tel: 03-2788 3796
7. MEI by FatSpoon
Image Credits: MEIby FatSpoon & Instagram User @shaunie.l
Going along the comfort food train is MEI by FatSpoon that serves Japanese-inspired comfort food. Their space at The Hub sports high ceilings with ample natural lighting and surrounded by greeneries.
Their space is clean with flavourful food that brings comfort with every mouthful. Be it rice, noodles, soups or salads, their dishes appear to be simple yet wholesome.
Based on our writers’ experience, some sections of the space may be a little tight but it still feels airy and friendly even when packed. We’d recommend going for their rice bowls that will surely fill you up just nice.
Hours: Tuesdays-Sundays, 11am-10pm (last orders at 10pm) (Closed on Mondays)
Address: B-G-05 The Hub, 19 Sentral, Jalan Harapan Section 19, 46400 Petaling Jaya
Website: MEI by Fat Spoon
Tel: 03-74985174
8. Lucky Tora
Image Credits: Lucky Tora
Serving up modern Japanese delights and cocktails, Lucky Tora is one of the new kids on the block in Changkat.
Image Credit: Instagram User @_caffeine_addict
Sporting cool kid vibes with neon lights, they’ve got an assortment of rice bowls, yakitoris, okonomiyakis, makimonos and artisanal seasonal ice creams.
Image Credit: Lucky Tora & Instagram User @issyong
For the alcohol-inclined, they’ve got Tiger on tap, bottled Kirin, Shochu, Japanese liquers, sake cocktails as well as Lucky Tora’s Specialty Highballs and cocktails.
Hours: Mondays to Fridays: 12pm-3pm, 5pm-late; Saturdays-Sundays: 12pm-late
Address: 25, Jalan Mesui, Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
Website: Lucky Tora
Tel: 012-679 0489
Feature Image Credits: Instagram User @skl.lowsk & cureé


M'sians Are Raving About This Colourless Milk Tea—Why Though?

Once upon a time, colours used to be the hit. Everything had to be bright and coloured and nothing that resembled a funeral march. When it comes to tea, there were green tea, bubble teas, and all of the teas that are of almost every colour on the spectrum.
But then, minimalism somehow rose over the horizon, laughing manically at her victims as she took over the colour spectrum and gradually started to diminish it bit by bit, colour by colour, and product by product.
Earlier this year, the Slovakian brothers released the world’s first ever colourless coffee. It’s like water, but it tastes like coffee. Now, Suntory, a Japanese brewing and distilling organisation, has ventured out of its usual alcoholic beverages and soft drinks comfort zones, and released its very own transparent milk tea. It’s like water, but it tastes like tea.
Image Credit: suntory.co.jp
My question about this whole thing is: what is the point? I just simply do not understand. Is it for aesthetics? Is it healthier? What is it?
I mean, I understand the fact that vodka looks like water. That is so people can easily sneak it in and out whenever and wherever they want without raising suspicions. After all, everyone needs an alcoholic pick-me-up every once in awhile and sometimes, the situation doesn’t allow it.
But tea? It is pretty much a universally accepted pick-me-up beverage across the world. You can pay far less than the Suntory transparent milk tea for a normal milk tea – or even make your own – and I’m pretty sure they taste the same.
Image Credit: suntory.co.jp
Then again, given that I am more of a coffee person than a tea drinker, I honestly would not know. So why don’t one of you tea people go and pick one up to try it out? Then you can tell us what you think! You can purchase a bottle of the Suntory colourless milk tea (RM8.80 per bottle) at a MiX store.
Feature Image Credit: DesignTaxi.com, CNET


餐桌上的魔法?！Underground Societeの『空中飞面』爆红?吃货必试！

万圣节即将来临，你准备好感受一下万圣节气氛了吗？???
今天小编要带大家一起来感受下这惊奇的魔法，就在Underground Societe。嘿，如果你是个喜欢魔法的吃货，一定不可错过哦。??

Underground Societe是一家隐藏版的地下餐馆，位于Bandar Sunway的一家Lemonade Shop。当你踏入小清新风格的Lemonade Shop时，你一定很好奇Underground Societe在哪里。其实，右边的那扇门背后就是Underground Societe的入口处啦！ 是不是很神秘呢？

最近，Underground Societe 还趁万圣节来临而正式推出一道名为『空中飞面』??的菜肴！一条条充满弹性的荞麦面悬挂在空中的筷子，搭配着充满南洋及日式风味的美味酱汁（爪哇面酱/ 鸡骨茶/ 荞麦面酱汁）一起上桌，就连配菜也花了心思！酸酸甜甜的腌黄瓜和萝卜，还有清爽的毛豆，搭配着面条，好看更好吃！??
咦？面条为什么会飘在空中啊？聪明的你已经猜出来了吗？若想找出店家秘密的话，那就亲自去吃看看咯！

这道餐桌上的魔法是不是很创意呢？价钱也算合理，Flying Zaru Soba RM19，  Flying Chic Kut Teh RM19 和 Flying Udon w Signature Underground Sauce 只需RM20。
除了『空中飞面』， Underground Societe其实也有很多精致美味的西餐，还有提供酒精给顾客呢。他们家的甜点也很特别，喜欢拍照吃甜点的女生一定要来这里哟，保证你会爱上这里一流的气氛！????

店内空间十分宽敞舒适，让人放佛置身在另一个空间，有种远离外界纷争的感觉。它可是人气聚餐地点，很多顾客和红人都会来这里庆祝生日聚餐呢！如果你要办Party，这家以黑色和木质墙壁为主的餐厅非常百搭。不管你怎么装饰，都可以营造出既个性又温馨浪漫的气氛！是个非常适合给予惊喜的好地点！

如果你想和朋友或同事一起喝喝小酒吃点美食聊天，小编超级推荐你们来这家啦！
还在等什么？周末就约一群朋友来Underground Societe 聚会吹水吧！千万别错过『空中飞面』的魔法体验，一起迎接万圣节！???
电话： 03-7496 7327
营业时间： (周一至周日) 11:00 am – 12:30 am
地址：68, Jalan PJS 11/7, Bandar Sunway, 46150 Petaling Jaya.
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让Mickey一起来陪你度过温馨的圣诞节！就在Paradigm Mall ！

圣诞节快要来临啦！各大商场都一定已经开始以圣诞主题布置来吸引顾客，而今天小编要告诉大家，如果你是Mickey 粉丝，那一定要来 Paradigm Mall 啦!

今年Paradigm Mall 以米奇老鼠为主题 来布置广场，让大家体验不一样的 Disney圣诞！

不但会有米奇和米妮一起跟大家互动，现场还会售卖超可爱的Disney Tsum Tsum商品哦！

看看照片是不是超可爱呢？！ 连地板和舞台都是米奇老鼠的造型。此外，也有售卖米奇的童装和文具用品等等。而在12月17日，还会有讲故事环节，非常适合带小朋友来聆听故事并结交新朋友。

小孩子和米奇粉丝一定会喜欢！周末无所事事？不如约你的朋友和家人一起来感受欢乐的Disney圣诞气氛吧。
Mickey & Minnie’s Sensational Christmas
日期：2016年12月2日- 2017年1月2日
地点：Paradigm Mall, Kelana Jaya, Petaling Jaya
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We Just HAD To Speak To The Team Who Made The GOT Dragon At 1 Utama & Pavilion

Game Of Thrones will see its final season premiere on April 15 and with all the hype surrounding the series, in comes Viserion.
⚠ Spoiler alert! For non GOT fans, Viserion is one of the dragons that was given to Daenearys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) during her wedding. It was killed and resurrected by the Night King in Season 8, leaving the colour of its eyes blue with a hint of green.
In conjunction with the premiere, Malaysian team, Team Tech Production, has been contracted to create a Viserion structure from scratch. The 12-man team created Viserion within 2 months!
Fun fact: The 18-feet structure is brought to you by the same team behind the adorable sculptures at Selfie Museum KL.
Image Credit: Team Tech Production
Established since 1997, this fabricator company has been materialising the dreams of their clients, literally. Their past creations include a Bumble Bee and Minions sculpture. They’re also the ones responsible for the lobster statue at One Seafood Restaurant!
Image Credit: Team Tech Production
Here’s how Viserion was created:
1. A steel structural support was built
Kian Wei, Team Tech Production’s team member shared, “We did this all based on experience by our senior welder.”
Specialising in sculpting and fabricating, this team conceptualises the ideas and designs handed to them by clients. From planning the structural support to adhering to rules and regulations, a final product is created.

Unfortunately, photos of this stage are not available as the team was so focused on creating the model.
Fun Fact: The body proportions of this Viserion model was as close as they could get to the real model without violating JPJ laws. Kian Wei shared that they had to create something that was less than 12 feet high and 8 feet wide, including the truck it would be transported on.
2. In 3 weeks, an overall shape was sculpted
Image Credit: Team Tech Production
Apparently, the team had to re-watch scenes with Viserion over and over again! Because this dragon is close to heart for most GOT fans, they wanted to get it as close to reality as possible.
 Image Credit: Team Tech Production
After a layer of epoxy is applied and sanded, fibre putty and fibreglass is used to create the details. All the thorns, spikes and teeth are handmade and painstakingly glued on.
4. It’s finally airbrushed to perfection
Image Credit: Team Tech Production
Over the course of one and a half weeks, six layers of base colour and additional details were painted onto the dragon. As it would be placed outdoors, two extra layers of clear matte lacquer were added for weather proofing.
More elaborate details were also added like backlight to the eyes to make it glow especially at night. Plus, a pipe was also installed in the nostrils for a smokey surprise!
While the team would have loved to create a life-sized version of the dragon, it would take them a year to complete a 60-metre model. Nonetheless, this seems like quite a feat to complete in under two months!
Viserion is currently on display at various locations in the Klang Valley till April 15th. It will then be displayed at Pavilion KL’s Fountain Area (April 15th-28th) and 1 Utama’s New Wing (May 3rd-19th).
Protip: Catch the dragon exhaling smoke from its nostrils in Pavilion and 1 Utama! 😉
Check out their Facebook page for the latest updates on Viserion’s locations!
Team Tech Production
Address: No. 15, Jalan Meranti Permai 3, Meranti Permai Industrial Park,Puchong
Website: Team Tech Production
Tel: 03-8061 9529
Feature Image Credit: Team Tech Production


This Buffet Has 12 Cuts Of Meat & 10 Soups, But It's Really All About The Unlimited Wagyu

As someone who’s never tried wagyu beef before, I jumped onto the opportunity to do so as soon as I heard ‘wagyu’ and ‘buffet’ in the same sentence.
If you look at my size, it is safe to say that I’ve shown glimpses of over-indulgence as well, so a buffet is definitely up my alley.
Wagyu More has been in Malaysia for a while now, but its newly-opened branch in Sunway Pyramid has only been operational since November 25.
The front of the store
Stepping into the restaurant, we’re first introduced to a line of fresh vegetables, mushrooms, and the like.
There’s also a plethora of seafood choices such as clams, squid, and fishballs.

Don’t make the rookie mistake of devouring too much sushi
There are also desserts and a filling selection of sushi on the side.
It Starts With The Soup
Similar to most buffets, there’s a time limit of two hours for us to go through everything they have to offer.
So, once I checked out the line, I sat down to check out what soup I can use for my base.
Turns out, they have a total of 10 soups to choose from such as Mala, Collagen Chicken Soup, Herbal Soup, and Kimchi.
They also have two options for vegetarians in the form of Tomato and Kombu.
Being one to try something new, I opted for the Herbal Soup while my colleagues tried the other soups.
The Collagen Chicken Soup has the Wagyu More mascot
Without adding any meat or vegetables to the soup, the Herbal Soup by itself was flavourful and it was exactly like how my mum would make it, so the taste was very familiar.
The Mala soup is surprisingly not too spicy or oily, so it’s pretty decent for those with a desire for spice.
There are a few special tables in Wagyu More as well which are meant for a party of four, complete with four personal hotpot stoves.
This means that the four persons on the table can have their very own soup of choice and there’s no need to share. It was a moment of rejoicing for me as I could now add as many mushrooms as I’d like to my own soup.
Dipping My Toes Into A World With Wagyu
If you were to take the set with the wagyu beef, everyone at the table will have to do the same.
Premium meats do cost extra
Kevin, the Manager of the Sunway branch, explained that this is to avoid people from making one person order the expensive menu and ‘freeloading’ off them (at the restaurant’s loss).
Luckily, we were given the chance to order a few sets of everything to try them all out. When the Japanese A5 wagyu beef arrived, we were told to immediately eat it first, as the fat will melt quickly.
Listening to the advice, we dipped the wagyu slices into the soup for a few seconds and ate it without hesitation.
Look at that marbling!
My world was immediately rocked. The beef was juicy, tender, and rich with fat.
The shop also shows off its certificate right on the fridge so we won’t question its authenticity.
To prove that it’s the real deal
There were other meat choices such as Black Angus Beef, Spanish Iberico Pork, Australian Wagyu Beef, US Pork Loin, Imported Lamb, and even Imported Pork Belly.
In my opinion, if you were to go for the A5 Wagyu Beef Buffet, you might as well make the most of it and just keep ordering that.
The Spanish Iberico Pork is quite delicious as well
The other choices were also very good and definitely higher quality than the ones we usually have from other hotpot places.
I’m not sure if it was placebo, but the quality of the pork belly tasted marginally better too.
If you’re exhausted from eating all the meat, there are other offerings such as a chocolate fountain, fried rice, and curry samosas, to name a few.
Chocolate makes everything better
And speaking of fountains, there are a few choices for drinks such as sodas and hot teas. We ended our eating frenzy with ice-cream before we left.
How Does It Hold Up As A Hotpot Buffet?
While hotpot buffets are aplenty here (you can find at least two or three in a mall), Wagyu More offers something new in the form of endless A5 Wagyu Beef, if you are willing to pay for it.
However, if you are looking for something a little bit more economical, their regular meal without the premium meats are quite a bargain in itself.
But just for December and only for their Sunway Pyramid branch, if you order four sets (for 4 people total) you can get a dish of A5 wagyu beef for free (you’d usually need to pay RM88 for a dish of ala carte Wagyu Beef).
This promotion ends on December 31, so be sure you drop by as soon as you can.
Also, if you’re looking to make a booking, you can WhatsApp Wagyu More’s number and they even have an AI to help you process the booking.
Wagyu More (Sunway Pyramid Branch)
Address:  LG1.98C, LG 1 Floor, Sunway Pyramid
Website:  https://wagyumore.com.my/
Reservation: http://wagyumore.wasap.my/


Grab N Go曲奇饼店『C&C』，只需买一个袋子，想吃多少就拿多少！

C&C 是个以『grab and go』（拿了就走）为概念的曲奇饼和咖啡专卖店。这个概念很简单，顾客只需到店里选购一个袋子，然后在袋子里装满任何你喜欢的曲奇饼，想装多少就多少，然后你就可以走啦！是不是很方便呢？
Image Credit: C&C
这家特别的曲奇饼点位于One Utama，对于赶时间的朋友来说，这家店真是一大福音啊！而且这里的曲奇饼都是每天新鲜制作的哦！
Image Credit: C&C

C&C的袋子分为三个大小，分别是Snack (RM8.90)、Solo (RM14.90)和Sharing (RM19.90)，价格越高的袋子越大。
Image Credit: C&C
他们的曲奇饼共有四种口味： Almond Butter Cookie、Chocolate Chip Butter、Poppy Seed Cookie和Double Chocolate Butter Cookie。

这里的饮料有咖啡、巧克力和茶饮。此外，C&C所采用的咖啡豆都是由澳大利亚直接进口的。
Image Credit: C&C
下次到One Utama的时候，就到C&C去试试看他们的曲奇饼吧！
C&C
营业时间: 每天 10am-10pm
地址: Lot Sk 7, 2nd Floor, New Wing, 1 Utama Shopping Centre, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
网址: C&C
Feature Image Credit: C&C


Ice Cream Mooncakes From Crème De La Crème (August 2020)

Rating: 8/10
Price: RM108.10/set (early bird price till 15th September), RM127.20/set (normal), 20% discount for min 20 boxes
Will we order again: Yes, for specific ones
This is Creme De La Creme’s petits gateaux with their own artisanal ice cream. Each design is inspired by a mooncake festival element, namely the traditional mooncake, the moon rabbit, and Hamtaro (we don’t think is part of the lunar legend but we forgive cos it’s too cute).
Hamtaro – Roasted almond ice cream, dark chocolate almond crunch, Pain de Gênes & dark chocolate dip. French dark chocolate ice cream as yolk.
Hamtaro: Watching this adorable thing defrost is endearing, but we couldn’t wait to split it to half. Flavour-wise it’s the most predictable—it’s a chocolate shell with dark chocolate within. But there’s also roasted almond ice cream which adds a bit more scent and aftertaste to the choc richness.
Moon Rabbit – French earl grey ice cream, organic yoghurt ice cream, milk chocolate cereal crunch & white chocolate dip. Mango passion fruit sorbet as yolk.
Moon Rabbit: Anytime someone puts “French” as a descriptor, we’re going to expect more from the taste, and the French earl grey was both strong and fragrant enough to satisfy the hardcore earl grey fans in us. Adding passion fruit means there’s that enjoyable sourness that made it stand out from the other 3. Our only complaint? We wish it was bigger so we could have a lot more of everything.
The Apollo – Japanese genmai ice cream, Japanese nori cracker, white chocolate & gold flake garnish. Black sesame ice cream + Matcha ganache as yolk.
The Apollo: It’s named The Apollo because CDLC promised “a gastronomic experience no less historic than the moon-landing”. Were we tempted to portion guard and grab more than our designated share while eating this? Yes. Did we scrape finish every last bit? Also yes. It has sweet elements from the choc shell and genmai ice cream, savoury notes from the nori cracker and black sesame, and a slight hint of bitterness from the matcha ganache. With the crispy cracker, cold ice cream, and thin chocolate shell, this was treat on both the flavour and texture fronts.
Red Lantern – Oolong tea ice cream & white chocolate dip. Longan sorbet as yolk.
Red Lantern: The flavours of oolong tea and longan just works. The longan sorbet even had bits of fruit which again adds texture and ups the brownie points. Unfortunately, this one had a thicker chocolate shell compared to the others, which resulted in sweet white chocolate overpowering the other flavours in an otherwise great pairing.
Overall thoughts: Desserts shouldn’t be one dimensional like just a mouthful of chocolate, texturally the same throughout, or overly sweet. A balance of flavours and textures is what makes a good complex dessert. So we were impressed with CDLC’s skills to not just match the right flavours in their own ice cream, but also to add textural details that add to the eating experience.
We also appreciate that the chocolate shell that encases each petit gateaux (except the Red Lantern) is thin and easy to crack through. So the chocolate dip layer didn’t overpower the rest of the flavours within, and didn’t leave choc bits stuck in our teeth.
Crème De La Crème
Beepit: https://cdlc.beepit.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mycdlc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mycdlc/

Feature Image Credit: Crème De La Crème


This Pop Up Fine Dining Experience Will Transport You To A Whole Other World!

Imagine dining in a setting reminiscent of a scene from the Disney movie Tangled.
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Or chilling with a school of fishes a la Finding Nemo?
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That’s exactly what Whimsy Malaysia is all about—and more.
Using a state of the art 360 degree projection technology, the ordinary dining experience is transformed and lifted into a whole new level of its own.
Whimsy Malaysia has worked in partnership with Nathalie Gourmet Studio in Publika to bring about this new and unique experience.
Each experience matches the culinary delights before you. For instance, you’ll have 3 finger foods to start you off and this includes:

Red Detox Juice, Pomegranate Jelly, Smoked salmon and Ginger
Hokkaido Scallops and Caviar Ring
Broccoli Gorgonzola Spiral

The cinematic gastronomic experience leads guests through several different “worlds” and it includes The Red Planet, In The Woods, Under Water, Circus and more. Guests will be able to enjoy meals that accompany their surrounding backdrop.

For instance, there’s the Tomato Mozzarella New Age for The Red Planet setting and Iodised Hokkaido Scallop in the Under Water setting.
Needless to say, this experience is the first of its kind and where it’s important to engage in our senses as we dine, this is the perfect avenue to do so.

Priced at RM699 per guest, the expansive menu includes a welcome mocktail and still water.
With meals prepared by award-winning international chefs, be ready for a journey through different worlds at this fine dining experience which is available exclusively from May 14-July 31.Hosted at Nathalie Gourmet Studio, there are 2 sessions daily, with the first starting at 6pm and the second session at 8pm. Each session sits a maximum of 10 pax and all guests will sit together, communal-style, as they enjoy the feast of senses before them. While it is not necessary to privatise each session, the option to do is available.

Ultimately, Whimsy’s dream is to push the boundaries of dining and entertainment in Malaysia, hence forth creating an amazing and memorable experience for all.

Here are the deets to book a session with Whimsy Malaysia:
Whimsy Malaysia
Hours: 6pm and 8pm, from May 14-July 31, 2018
Address: Unit A4-01-5, Solaris Dutamas, Jalan Dutamas 1, Solaris Dutamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Website: Whimsy Malaysia
Tel: 010 2167227
All Image Credit (unless stated otherwise): Whimsy Malaysia