Hello all on a lazy Saturday.

Due to work arrangement I come back every fortnight. For sure back in maalaysia I like to spend time with my family. We like nice unique food/resturrant.

This few months,

I have tried Greek, Spanish, Argentinian.


Can share your secret resturant hideout? Thanks.

Find that good one either has a long queue or long drive
Nowadays I find it better to learn recipes while far2 away
Then come back home to cook/bake

Do u eat pork? How about butcher table?

These days I value my time more than money.

When my family is with me I cook. Now my time is limited rather go out eat.. like my dad before he retire he doesn't cook. After retire he learnt all the recipes from YouTube. Now I think he is a better cook than my mom. He bakes cheese cake , salted egg fried chicken etc.

Maybe when I retire.

I eat everything except raw oyster. Foie gras, escargot etc. Old already want to try everything. Lol. This one is ss2? OK will give it a try albeit a little far for me.

while waiting for recommendation, can you share your place for Greek, Spanish, Argentinian ?

can try vegetable dishes at Table and Apron at Damansara Kim. They have their bakery shop next door too.
some their iconic is eggplant with scallion pesto, tempura sweet potatoes with ricotta or Roasted Cauliflower with Ricotta Spread
Their bakery shop is good for breakfast too with fresh bakes and sweet desserts. seats are very limited, so please go early in weekend. No joke when you seeing old couple queening up outside the shop

Today having Hakka food

Greek- I tried at Mazi. Quite good. price was reasonable as well at Bukit tunku

Spanish - Poblano lorong Chulan


Ori Atlas - Cheras - food was nice but I think a tad pricey

lui cha ahh??? I cannot eat lehhh too green

vegetable food...cannot la.. I ok.. but my kids will scream murder

Nope ,is black fungus pork

Either u want to cook or don't want je , don't use retire card.

TS come Serious K to get proper answer, still got reply like this to insist self cook.

KEK

Yes nice. Iberico is nice.
Their steak is nicely done too- not the best quality but cook well.

Down side. Not much beer choice. And the sitting not too comfy.

Also fan of good beef? Wagyu Tavern is decent. 400 per pax. Buffet. Spurge once in a while la

big fan... but realize one thing..
my son cannot eat too much wagyu .. too fatty for him a night after that he will have tummy upset and lao sai.

I know because last time use to do bbq with wagyu.

thanks for the recommendation though...

hon po, maluri. hongkie style

Auntie Gaik Lean's Old School Eatery

You're quite adventurous in trying cuisines from lesser known countries.

I've been eating a variety of unique cuisines too;

- Northern Indian
- Pakistani
- Sri Lankan
- Yemeni
- Turkish
- Syrian
- Philippines
- Vietnamese
- Northern China
- Central China

Of course, I also go for the more common ones e.g. Thai, Japanese, masakan Melayu, Nyonya, Southern Indian, Indon etc

Not sure how to recommend.

What's your goal or priority? Ambiance, distance, uniqueness?

talked about HK style . today ended up at Lamp Hot pot. I assume it's HK style because its wallpaper deco has honkie flare.

not bad 8/10 but very bad for health.

bad news is my boy dropped my phone and now screen crack

wow nice.

Northern - tried many times- its more creamy and less spicy than southern
Vietnamese - been there many time so not really my favorite
Central CHina - been to Beijing and Shanghai- so I assume the taste are similar

This would be interesting. please recommend

- Pakistani
- Sri Lankan
- Yemeni
- Turkish (been to Turkey for a layover, didn't't really try much of their food but I would assume pretty much mediterranean style)
- Syrian
- Philippines


for me for sure distance>uniqueness . within KL would be nice.