Malaysia Food Blog – Apple Foodees

Malaysia is one country where you will find no trouble getting delicious foods from around the world. And even with the vast numbers of restaurants to choose from, there are still many more yet to be discovered, such as Yee Wen’s Tom Yam Thai Foods in Kepong. I’ve got to say, I wouldn’t know this place even existed until VK told me about it. So much so for a girl who had lived here for most of my life.

I find it quite unusual to find tempura-styled dish in a Thai restaurant. I mean, is this a Japanese dish or a Jap-made-Thai dish. Can anyone help me with this? This dish is priced at RM15.

Read the rest of this entry »

Being a fan of Thai food, Thai restaurant has always been my first choice whenever I am undecided as to what to have for lunch. My recent visit was Just Thai which is located at the lower ground floor of my favourite mall, 1 Utama.

Tom Yam possess a sweet, sourish and spicy taste and is usually cook with either chicken or seafood. Wanting a more money-worth dish, I ordered the Tom Yam Mee Hoon with seafood.

Read the rest of this entry »

Bibi Wok Restaurant in Bandar Puteri Puchong serves a fusion of Nyonya and Thai food. They also serves Thai barbeque and steamboat on the upper floor of the restaurant. As we had an early dinner, we opt to have the chef to cook our meal.

Fried rice with pandan chicken served with fried anchovies, tofu, and kerabu. The fried rice was very flavourful and together with sambal, it gives an “oomph” feeling. Nothing really special about this meal, but overall it was good.

Read the rest of this entry »

Thailand based Bar-B-Q Plaza Restaurant currently ranks first in my list of good barbeque cum steamboat style food. Not only their food is good, their advertisement is too. Just look out for their video advertisement they show on the television placed just outside of their outlets.

Their menu is actually quite simple. It is the usual stuffs that we can get in any other barbeque plus steamboat restaurant. The specialty here is their sauce.

The brown sauce has a “peanuty” taste. It is quite similar to satay sauce, but at the same time it is not a satay sauce. The sauce is served alongside with lots of chili padis, chopped garlics and half a piece of lemonade. Do feel free to add the sauce if you need more. I alone refilled my sauce 3 times!

Read the rest of this entry »