




The family were in KL for a week. There wasn't any place to go except to relax and eat.
And eat we did.
And eat we did.
- Don't eat at stalls where the cook or chef is no longer the original fellow we go there for in the first place. There has been a proliferation of foreign workers doing the cooking while the locals sit back and watch football or count their monies.
- The price of food has increased significantly in KL. A bowl of noodle could go for RM3 to RM4. On a dollar to dollar basis, the cost of living is high in KL.
- Wanton mee in KL is free of ketchup and I love it!! The char siew has that little bit of fat to give me the oomph!!! Hawkers in Singapore are often at a loss when I tell them not to put chilli or ketchup. "Then put what?????"
- My sister introduced me to a stall in Puchong that gives me the best toast at RM3 per piece. The peanut butter concortion aroma and taste still linger in my senses. See pics above.
- We had smoked or barbecued crabs in Klang.
- Imagine eating 60 gigantic pieces of yong tau foo admist thunder, lightning, winds and heavy rain.
- On the high end side, we experienced Indian fusion cuisine at Ishq Restaurant. I had to ask the concierge on the spelling the name of restaurant.
Till the next trip, sigh.... and miss you.
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