Landed the marvelous food’s heaven of Sabah – Tawau.

Been introduced by local friends through facebook and words of mouth and it make us wondered about the flavour of that bun!

With the meat that are freshly delivered, the bun tasted heavenly.

A must try coffee shop with nice food and people in a small town. :)

Located inside Sunway Giza Mall at Kota Damansara, Ipoh Ipoh Restaurant has made it official that Ipoh food has finally conquered another area!

Despite being in a modernized place, it gave me a slight remembrance of my hometown – Ipoh, where I lived for almost 20 years.

The food served was pretty much like Ipoh’s local food, just that it could be a little pricey.

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Since the day I had the Klang ‘special’ bak kut teh I was dying to try the Puchong dry-style bak kut teh for comparison. So last week after running some errands on a typical Saturday morning, eatgod and I decided to stop by Yap Chuan DRY bak kut teh for lunch.

The shop is easy enough to spot as it is a corner lot and it has a large signboard which says ‘Restoran Yap Chuan Bah Kut Teh’ (duh). Ask anyone living in Puchong about bak kut teh and they will most definitely pick out this shop in Puchong Utama. The shop is so famous that it even shows up on the Malaysian Malsing map at 02° 59’40.5″ N, 101° 37’16.0″E! Oh ya! The shop name is actually pronounced “yip chuen” and doesn’t sound anything like the way it is spelled so if you are asking for directions try to get the name of the shop right!

A British styled Supermarket that exist for many years in town with a newly renovated cafe at the corner.

Maybe a cup of tea with a nice and fresh American breakfast or an afternoon tea after a long walk for shopping would be nice.

Fresh ingredients such as meats and breads directly from the old time supermarket, bakery with daily baked cakes and sweet tempting dessert, all in one Cafe.