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Posted on 1/9/2010
The absolute excellent quality of seafood restaurant in Port Klang cannot, and I mean cannot be overstated. One hour and 10 minutes train-ride on Kommuter Rail out of K.L. Central, a 15 minute taxi ride from the jetty lies Sea-Sky Seafood restaurant. We came, we ate Chile Crab, we conquered! Not content with trying only one of Port Klang's legendary seafood restaurants, we proceeded with already full bellies to another seafood restaurant. more...
Posted on 1/3/2010
Jalan Alor (Alor Street) located near the Bukit Bintang district is a long road crowded on both sides with restaurant after Chinese-restaurant. A Chinese food-lover's dream right? I found out pretty quick as the first thing I came across was a durian stall. Not any durian mind you; D101 durina with the thick skin and yellow, yellow fruit. more...
Bukit Bintang Shopper's Paradise, K.L.
Posted on 1/4/2010
Bukit Bintang is a good area to stay by when in K.L. There are a plethora of hotels, shopping centres, boutiques, restaurants/cafe's/hawker stalls and entertainment. I noticed many youth like to congregate in a small square near a busy intersection and play music, street-dance and generally hang out and have a good time. Interesting area, worth a look. more...
Posted on 1/9/2010
Petaling Street, fondly remembered as a massively busy night market in one of K.L.'s Chinatown's. Dozens of, mostly Indian or Bangladeshi, young men hawking imitation Western brand-name clothing, accessories and other goods. Also fondly remembered as the place I first tried K.L. Dark Sauce Noodle. more...
Posted on 1/3/2010
I had been to Malacca in '07. How could I forget the fine Nonya fish-head curry and Chicken Rice Balls? Back for Round II featuring a winning combination of Aunty Lee's Nonya restaurant and a river cruise. more...