Sate Kajang

Lot 3764-E, Jalan Saujana, Sungai Ramal Dalam, 43000 Kajang, Selangor Darul Ehsan

Tel: 603-8926 5624 Fax: 603-8926 8849

Operating Hours: 9.30am to 5.30pm

Website: www.satekajang.com.my



In Kuala Lumpur, satay or sate is one of the must try. The most famous satay in Malaysia is in Kajang. The last time I tried the satay is about 6 to 7 years back. This restaurant is not the best but among the most popular ones. Some say the cucumber actually wards off the cancerous effect of satay hence it is advisable to eat cucumer while eating satay.

Ketupat(rice dumpling) and cucmber

Gravy

Chicken,beef and lamb

Mee goreng

 

Bee Hoon Goreng

Personally I find the mee and bee hoon goreng is very mediocre. The satays were fantastic, no fats or loose meats were used. They used chunks of lean meats.

Mie Lebong

Lebong

Interior of the restaurant

Look at the amount of ingredients! Rp31,000

Kwe Tiao Bee Hoon

Ever since I tried this Hokkien Mee, I can attest it is by far the best in the world. This Hokkien Mee is special. Inside there are prawns, fish cake, slices of fish, braised pork, crab legs, oyster, slice of eggs, green vegetable, prawn roll, mushroom and slices of pork. All these for just Rp31,000!

On Do

Jl. Pabrik Tenum No.45 Medan

Tel:(61) 4511608

It is hard to find Korean Restaurant in Indonesia, much less in Medan. But surprisingly, this restaurant serve very good grilled pork! The restaurant is packed and fiercely popular.

The menu, unfortunately in Behasa

The interior of the restaurant. The man sitting on the right wearing blue t-shirt is the owner of the restaurant.

Saksang Babi Rp 16,000. 

Daun Singkong Rp15,000

Kalbi Panggang Rp36,000

Babi Panggang, Rp24,000

Babi Goreng, Rp36,000

Sauce made from pig blood

I won't recommend Saksang Babi and Daun Singkong albeit I order. The rest of the dishes are simply awesome. It is not easy to find good restaurant in Indonesia that serve good pork much more a Korean one.

 

 

No Signboard Seafood Restaurant

No Signboard Seafood Restaurant

No. 412/414/416 Geylang Singapore 389392

Business hour: 12noon to 2am daily

Tel: 6842 3415

No Signboard restaurant is located in the heart of red-light district at Geylang. It is over Lorong 24 next to Lai Ming Hotel. This is one of the most popular restaurant to eat seafood. A must try is the chilli crab. The sauce is spicy and tasty. 

Cheese Oyster

Steam fish Hong Kong Style

Bamboo Clam

Braised Beancurd

 Braised beancurd

Mee Goreng 

This mee goreng is simply delicious and spicy. It is a must try when you are at No Signboard. The restaurant also provides valet parking at $4. After dinner the staff also helps you to hail cab.

Taste Paradise

Taste Paradise, No.2 Orchard Turn

#04-07 ION Orchard, Singapore 238801

Tel: 6509 9660

Fax: 6509 9661

I was here for the Dim Sum and Shark Fins. I would say this is a posh Chinese fine dining restaurant. If you manage to get into the room, you will be able to see the bustling of Orchard while dining. 

Wheel-lock place just below.

Hot stone shark fin, SGD39.9 per serving

Roast Pork, Sucking Pig & Roast Duck SGD42

Fried Taro Puff SGD4.80

Baked Oat Bun SGD10.80

Steamed spare rib SGD4.20

XO carrot cake SGD7.80 

Steamed chive dumpling SGD4.80

The XO carrot cake is the signature dish of Taste Paradise. Its rather spicy. The service in this restaurant is prompt and good.

 

The Coastal Settlement

The Coastal Settlement, 200 Netheravon Road, Singapore 508529

Tel: 64750200

Fax: 64720200

It is a casual dining restaurant that is located very near to commando camp. The ambiance is very kampong-like. The owner puts alot of effort in the interior decoration. It as a good place to bring customers to chill out. There are indoor and outdoor areas. The good thing about this restaurant when compare to the rest is it has large in-door area which is air-con and can take 140 to 150 pax. It serves western and local food-fare. It also serves beers as well. 

 Portobello Fries SGD15

Beef Mushroom Pizza SGD23

Rosti Sausage SGD16

I find the rosti abit oily but the sausage is so full of cheese. When I sliced it one drop of hot cheese just spluttered on my spectacle. The beef mushroom pizza is crispy and very well-done.

Alot of efforts are spent on the interior deco. Just look at the old motocycles on display. Outside the restaurant you can also find a few antique cars. There is a parking lots just outside the restaurant.

this is not an antique shop but a restaurant!

Really feel like back into the 60s or 70s restaurant in old Chinatown.