KTZ 记得吃

When we talk about SS2, the first thing that strikes most people is Murni. But then this looked more appealing to Ginger. This place was recommended by Ginger's sister as she lived just nearby. The snacks and their manggo ice were the few things that attracted Ginger.

Seow Kow (RM4.50)

Pan Fried Dumpling (RM5.30)


Seaweed Roll (RM4.30)

Do try their seaweed roll. The sauce was made out from a combination of wasabi and mayonnaise. Truly a tasty one.


Ginger liked their Manggo ice the most compared to honey dew ice and red bean ice. Indeed a refreshing dessert on a hot and humid weather we have in Malaysia!

Address:No 66&68, Jalan SS2/67, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Tel: 03-78778499

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1901 Hot Dogs, Mid Valley

1901 hot dog has a history of more than 100 years until year 2009. 1901 Hot Dog is the leading hot dog fast food franchise brand in Malaysia based on the influence of the western media that has sparked the success of the fast food restaurant business in the country.

1901 New York Chicken

Besides the best seller New York chicken, other American hot dogs sold here are Texas Ted, Minnesota Twins, Chicago Beef etc.

1901 outlets are not the only places to get this hot dog. You can also get one from all booths selling food and beverages at TGV cinemas. Shhhh. Come closer. Let Ginger tells you a secret. The one sold at TGV is cheaper than the one you get from 1901!!

Do not underestimate this small little shop. 1901 hot dog, Food For Friendship!

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Curry Mee. Bukit Serdang

Supper anyone?? Ginger is extremely hungry right now but too bad I am not a Bukit Serdang right now. For someone who likes heavy supper, here you go, this post is dedicated to you. This shop operates from 9.45pm to past midnight. Even at 12am, there is still plentiful customers. It is not difficult to locate this stall selling curry if you can follow instructions well. It is located diagonally opposite Hoi Tong, the famous steamboat restaurant in Bukit Serdang.

The way how someone rates the curry mee can be really subjective. The curry is made with heavy santan. Some may dislike it and some may love it very much. It comes in a big portion heavily garnished with oyster, pork skin, surimi etc. The amount will be too much for individual who are not used to taking supper.

Ginger likes the fried wantan sold there. They are crispy and crunchy. But then, Ginger has seen some negative reviews on their wantan. Really, everyone has different taste buds, and hence different preference. No flogger can guarantee that their readers love each and every dishes that the floggers recommended. It is still very dependent on the individual itself to judge if the food are nice or the other way round.

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Wing Kat Fong Ma Cai Chee Chong Fun & Lai Fun Soup, Menglembu, Perak

All the way from Menglembu, Ginger presents you Ma Chai Chee Cheong Fun and also Menglembu lai fun soup (rice noodles).

The attraction of Ma Chai Chee Cheong fun is on the curry alone. There are chicken curry, wild boar curry, okra cooked with curry, sotong curry, sambal petai, etc. So far, of all the curry CCF that Ginger have tasted, this is the best CCF. After a round of hill-climbing at Kledang Hill just nearby, everyone was so hungry that they gulped down the CCF is just a blink of an eye. Was it too tasty or was everyone that hungry?

The second stall that Ginger is going to introduce to you guys are this stall located diagonally opposite Wing Kat Fong(Ma Chai CCF). If not mistaken, this is the only stall that sells Soup Rice Noodle (lai fun soup).

The rice noodles are slightly thicker than the ordinary ones you get in laksa. The rice noodles were just so-so. Ginger's friend went for the curry noodles instead. Ginger has no idea how to curry noodle is. But it does seem pretty good from the appearance.

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Izzi, Kuala Lumpur

Long ago, Ginger attended a birthday bash held in Izzi, Bukit Bintang. Izzi is based on the concept of dishing up authentic Italian cuisine as well as well-loved Asian staples. No doubt you can find pizzas, salads, and pastas in their menu. It is shocking enough to find Char Keuy Teow and noodles like Vietnamese noodles too!

Manarina - Shrimp, Mussel, Garlic, Mozzarella Cheese, and tomato
(RM29.80 -Regular, RM36.80 Large)

Lasagna Bolognese (RM21.80)

Clockwise: Chicken steak with pasta (RM22.80)/Pollo Tropicale (RM25.50 Regular, RM30.30 Large)/Fettuccinni Con Fughi (RM18.80)/Deep Fried Calamari (RM14.80)

Overall, the surrounding is rather ambient and cosy. The waiters were decent and nice. But then the food disappointed us. We found residues of chicken feathers on the chicken steak and that gross us all. Their pizzas are overrated. But then, if a comfy place to have long chit chat is what you are looking for, this is where you should be!

Address: 44-2A, 44-3A, 44-4A, Jln. Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur.

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