Batu Pahat Nasi Briyani @ BRP 1/10A

 

Nasi kandar lovers, don't miss this! Located just opposite the new shop lots facing the back of The Store, this stall is smacked in between the other atap food stalls selling other Malay dishes. Although not as well-known as some nasi kandar stalls rated by some well-known food reviewers, I highly recommend it. For a start at least you'll have no trouble looking for a seat. ;)

For no more than RM10, you'll be served either chicken or mutton briyani rice with a plate of acar and dal curry. These additional "snacks" compliment the main dish superbly well. So what makes the whole briyani dish here so special? Other than the acar, it's the rendang style curry and meat (you won't get cubes of mutton meat or small pieces of chicken but the whole meat cut). The aromatic rice too proved to be a savoury delight for the palate.

Rating: 5/5 stars
Location: Google Map

Hong Kong's Food Culture @ Low Yat Plaza

This Hong Kong-style Shrimp Wan Tan Dry Noodle is unlike any other wan tan mee that I've tried. The homemade noodle is finer and tastier too. On top of this, what else, you'll be served a bowl of soup with five (not the usual three) plump and juicy shrimp soup wan tan. As you know this is a rare treat in KL. You should also try the roast duck dishes here.

Oh, if you like Mongkok style street food -- fried Taiwan sausages, curry fish balls, spring rolls, etc -- you can also order it from their snack stall upstairs (just a few steps up).

Rating: 4.5/5 stars
Location: Google Map

Yow Kee Hainan Chicken Rice @ Jln. 2/36, Taman Sri Bintang

Two thumbs up! Popular among the residents here, Yow Kee Hainan Chicken Rice serves its customers tender and smooth steamed chicken doused in its signature savoury sauce. Just by looking at the picture above is enough to make your tummy kick, right? :-) The stalls opens for business around 4.30pm and closes about 8.30pm.

Rating: 4/5 stars
Location: Google Map