Category: Food Porn

After watching the movie, it’s time for dinner. Couldn’t think of where to go until we sudddenly saw a banner outside of Memories Grand Cafe saying that they have dinner promotion going on now!

That’s how we ended up here. Spent too much lately… Have to save as much as possible. Sigh…

The drinks, you can choose to have Ribena, Lime Juice, Hot Coffee/Tea, Iced Tea, Iced Coffee or Iced Barley by adding on RM1.60 each. The two you see here are Ribena and Lime Juice.

The special set dinner has Grilled Chicken(RM8), Seafood Spaghetti(RM13.90), Lamb Chop(RM9), Beef Spaghetti(RM8), Rosemary Grilled Lamb(RM12), Sirloin Steak(RM12), Seafood Platter(RM10) and Fish & Chips(RM9). You can also add-on appetizers such as Mushroom Cream Soup, Wedges, Garlic Bread which is RM2.50 each.

Left: Rosemary Grilled Lamb(RM12), served with fried rice and fries. The lamb was marinated and grilled with Rosemary. It’s so “well-marinated” that it tasted too flavourful(a bit too salty) until I couldn’t really taste the lamb. However, the lamb wasn’t hard, it’s very tender. Of course it’s not good but at least it’s way better than Westwood! The portion was not bad, it’s quite big with that kind of price, I’m given with two pieces of lambs, I was expect one piece only. Was pretty full after that.

Right: Sirloin Steak(RM12), served with fried rice and fries. They didn’t ask how well-done we wanted it to be and turned out they gave us well-done steak, a bit tough but not that tough till like cutting rubber, I could still cut them easily without much force. It’s also “well-marinated”. Again it’s way better than Westwood in terms of portions, look, taste and price!

The promotion isn’t that bad. At least we were fully fed with a fraction of price though the lamb and the beef weren’t up to the supposed standard which no-need-say-also-know-la, since not many places serve good western food in Kuching, good ones are expensive, not many people can afford to spend that kind of money including me. If I were to spend at those places, I would have to be extra careful in spending for the next 2-3 months and have to eat at home every single day also *LOL*. Even if I have the money, I won’t have anyone to go there with me because no one will want to go with me. I asked before, they would give me the look of ngaiti-you-kidding-me-they-are-so-expensive *SWEAT*.

Still it’s better than you-know-where.

Been there many times but didn’t update about it, since I have quite a lot of photos from there, I’m going to update it now.

Left: This is the outlet at jalan Song Thian Cheok, few shops away from Secret Recipe.
Right: One of their latest drinks, 3 sour drink(RM1.90), I don’t really remember the name, very huge glass, it was so sour when I first had it before CNY(as you can see from the interior photo 😛 Very belated post)!! However, I had it yesterday again, it’s not that sour anymore, it’s sweeter now. There’re sour plum, lemon slice, lemon and lime juice in there. Had difficulty finishing it, too big glass.

Standard chicken rice comes with a bowl of soup, a plate of rice, a plate of chicken. If you go there in 5, means you will get portion of chicken(mixed or roasted or steamed) for 5 persons, 5 bowls of soup, and 5 plates of rice. If you are alone, then you can’t mix the chicken(steamed and roasted).

You can also order side dishes, we ordered the mixed vegetables(RM7), very expensive and not nice.

Left: I had Sarawak Laksa yesterday, very thick and portion was big, RM3.80. Didn’t taste too good but better than the one we had at Madam Tang’s the other day.
Middle and right: This is a set in conjunction of their 20th Anniversary(or 25th? can’t remember :P) Only RM4.60 per person! It came with a glass of lime juice, a plate of rice, a plate of chicken for 1 person, and a bowl of soup. Very cheap! Not bad.

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Wednesday was my bro’s birthday. Our initial plan was to go to KFC at Boulevard to have dinner but when we were there, we switched plan because RasaMas is opened!!

RasaMas… A new concept in Malaysian-Style dining.

The cheapest food started from RM7.90. For our first visit, we decided to order the cheapest of all *LOL* Else it would be at least RM10 for each person, there were 4 of us. Trying to save some money hahaha…

The Local Favourites are all RM7.90 and there are 4 types to choose. Since there were 4 of us, we decided to order them. That way we could taste all 4 of them.

First of all, they have 3 types of chicken, Percik(lots of ginger, looked yellowish), Black Pepper(very straight forward hahaha…), Golden Roasters(the standard one). You can choose one of them for all items with chicken.

Left: Curry Laksa, the taste of the milk was thick! We got a bit of shock seeing the “char siew” in there *LOL*, impossible they served pork hehehe… It’s actually chicken version of “char siew”.

Right: Nasi Lemak with Golden Roasters. The sambal was OK, nothing much to rave.

Left: Spicy Noodle with Percik, you can also opt for Original. Pretty spicy. This one is really not recommended.

Right: Chicken Porridge+1/4 Roaster, this one we opted for Black Pepper. The porridge was quite tasteless.

Overall, the chickens were dry -.-” The food so-so. Won’t be ordering all these for the second time, might try others next time. Their drinks are expensive!! We only ordered two drinks, Ice Lemon Tea and Mango Juice both RM2.95

Total damage of the night, RM39.38. Was very full but not satisfied.

Went to Zhi Wei to accompany my friend for dinner. Decided to go there because you can redeem Famous KL Style Noodles for FREE that worth RM6 using My Privilege Book coupon. Only valid from 12pm-6pm.

Left: Random photo of the shop.
Right: Milk tea(RM1.80) and Coconut juice(RM2.30)

Left: The redeemed Famous KL Style Noodles. Taste? Tasted pretty weird to me. The portion was quite big, I don’t think I could finish them alone.
Right: Crispy Beancurd(RM7), nothing much to rave about but good for snacks, I was so full after eating this. Hehehe…

They claim thay they serve wide range of KL local specialities, well… I’m not expert in KL food so I’m not sure but overall the food taste OK since there are quite a number of people provide good reviews about this place.

The location of Zhi Wei is at Ban Hock Road. The same row as Mita Cake House.

It was indeed a big news. No wonder the newspapers were late. They were still printing it this morning. BN is denied 2/3 of the seat!

Here’s an update about Food Bazaar at The Spring. It’s the food court.

Very colourful right? Springelicious! I’ve never dine there before. Don’t have the urge to do so also *LOL* Went there on Friday evening to accomopany someone to dinner again hahaha… What to do!?!?! There are many things that need to be discussed but never have the chance because people is very busy.

He ordered Indonesian food. This is Set 4. The portion is quite OK, it’s only RM6.50, I was springerprised that there’s not GST charged. The set consists of rice, crakers(keropok), a type of spicy and sour chicken dish, soup, vegetables and don’t know what else, forgot to take photos of the menu *LOL* rest assure that it tasted good according the person that had it.

This Indonesian cuisine stall is operated by Gamelan. Their shop is located at Simpang Tiga but I’ve never been there hehehe… I heard lots of good reviews about them but never eat there and never cross my mind also.

By the way, the photos are taken with my my phone, K800i