a restaurant selling authentic Thai food, all workers looks like Thai ppl.

appear in Star newspaper dated 30th November 2008

rice steamed in aluminium tin, RM1

clear tomyam soup with seafood(Small), RM20, very nice, clear tomyam soup is less oily than the normal ones

Latna seafood noodle, RM5, tasteless :\

complimentary dessert, Thab Thim Krob – water chestnut with coconut milk, crunchy nice

chef recommendation: deep fried fish(RM30-35), crispy catfish served with spicy mango salad(RM15), raw prawns in fish sauce salad(RM15), fried crab(RM20), fried prawn(RM20)

salads and soups

noodle, rice etc

fish menu

Overall, an affordable Thai restaurant which serve fresh tasty seafood etc.

Address: Krua Thai Restaurant

39, Jalan Metro Perdana Barat 2,

Taman Usahawan Kepong,

52100 Kuala Lumpur

Telephone: 03-6250 8104

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having some brekkie after hiking a short trail, Malay tea house, an eatery in FRIM (Forest Reserve Institute Malaysia), Kepong.

entrance to the tea house

malay style architectural design

They have outlet in Central Market too

breakfast and lunch menu

dessert and malay sweets

Malay tea selection

you can opt to sit outdoor in a verandah area

surrounded by greenery

We had Cat Whiskers tea(Misai Kucing), not fond of it

Nasi lemak (coconut rice and all the usual trimmings), usual breakfast item eaten by Malay and Malaysian in general

Hiked up to the Canopy walkway area… operating hour of canopy walkway 9:30am – 2:30pm(closed on Monday & Friday)

operating hours of the canopy walk pasted above the wooden door

Address: Malay Tea House

FRIM, Kepong

Lot 514, Jalan Symington off Jalan Jelutong,

Forest Research Institute Malaysia

52109, Kepong,

Selangor.

Operating hour: 9:30am – 7:30pm

Telephone: 03-6280 3503

Website: Malay Tea House Website

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menu

vegetables and beancurd prices

fish and seafood prices

newspaper clipping

fried sweet potato leaves, RM7(small)

homemade tofu, RM8(small) with dried scallop bits on top, taste more like beancurd-fishpaste blocks instead of smooth beancurd-egg pieces.

clam soup, RM12, lacking in chinese rice wine taste

assam fish Penangite style, RM24(small)

Overall, this is a good neighbourhood restaurant, reasonably priced. Taste was just so so, but worth going once in a while, they are famed for their penangite style Assam Fish, clam omelette, crab sweet sour style etc.

Address: Fatt Kee

No 79, Jalan 5/62A,

Bandar Menjalara,

Kepong,

52200, Kuala Lumpur

Business hour: 11am – 3pm(lunch), 5:30pm-11:00pm(dinner)

Telephone: 03-6276 8186

Price: no taxes!

a famous pan mee blogged by many ppl.

just a road side stall

had my usual, pan mee in soup, they are famous for their “kon lou”/dried-style pan mee though, this stall is walking distance from Ebis Cafe Frozen Yoghurt.

i find it just so so, nothing spectacular although the soup is not bad.

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Ebis Cafe previously known as Fullton Bakery Mart & Dessert House, located in Taman Bukit Maluri, Kepong. For direction, you can refer to 3catjournal.

frozen yoghurt ranging from RM1.80 (cone) to RM4(cup with fruits)… very cheap in comparison with Yogurberry and Yogur Plus. A refreshing dessert without the guilt, however i find Yogurberry is slightly more sourish, less sweet and more refreshing.

Yogurt ice cream with dragon fruit and pineapple, only RM4.

cone, only RM1.80

Address: Ebis Cafe

No.37, Jalan Burung Jentayu,

Taman Bukit Maluri,

Kepong,

52100, Kuala Lumpur.

Business hour: 9am – 6pm (Tuesday – Saturday)

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