Showing posts with label foodie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foodie. Show all posts

Friday, March 24, 2023

Ramadan Seantero Dunia @ Checker's Cafe at Dorsett Kuala Lumpur

Dorsett Kuala Lumpur will take you off the runway on to a unique journey to challenge your taste buds of tantalising aromas across the continents at their all-day dining restaurant, Checkers Cafe’s Ramadan Seantero Dunia.


Introducing their newly appointed Executive Chef Mohd Azmi features iftar signatures from around the world to whet your appetite such as Lamb Shakshouka (Morocco) which is a dish of eggs poached in a sauce of tomatoes, Bukhari Chicken (Uzbekistan), the mouth-watering Bamia (Egypt) which is a meat and okra stew, Mashuai (Muscat) that is a fish speciality dish made by spit-roasting a whole fish which has been rubbed with oil and spices alongside Middle Eastern appetisers, mains and desserts including Tharid Lamb Chickpea which is a Turkish signature bread soup that is made from crumbled flatbread moistened with broth or stew.

Ramadan Seantero Dunia is available daily from 27th March until 20th April 2023 from 6.30pm to 10.00pm, 

RM138nett (Adult), 
RM118nett (Child ages 4-12 y.o & Senior Citizen 60 y.o and above). 

Advance booking is a must before dining. For further reservations and bookings at Checkers, kindly Call or WhatsApp at +60 12 674 3509 or +60 12 628 055.

Nasi Bryani Kabul from Afghanistan
Mashuai Grilled Fish from Oman
Meat and okra stew from Egypt
Tharid Lamb Chickpea from Turkey

Bakar bakar station from Malaysia

Siput sedut masak lemak batang keladi from Malaysia

Rendang paru parit jawa from Indonesia

Kari kepala ikan berbendi from Indonesia
Ayam goreng lengkuas from Malaysia
Daging deng deng from Malaysia
Udang dan daun ubi masak tempoyak
Telur itik kacang dhall from Malaysia

Adas bil Hamod- Lebanese lentil soup


Ketupat and such

Baklava from Turkey
Loveable chocolate fountain
Serawa durian
Kunafa from Lebanon
For further reservations and bookings at Checkers, kindly Call or WhatsApp at +60 12 674 3509 or +60 12 628 055.


Wednesday, September 28, 2022

QQ Steamboat & BBQ Buffet in Kepong

Steamboat buffets are wonderful for feasting and gathering with family and friends. Here's one for you to try. I was salivating while writing this post. Affordable with a good variety of food, QQ steamboat and BBQ offers a satisfying steamboat experience.

Gathering with friends over steamboat and bbq

On the BBQ plate

Choose your soup base

The variety goes on


A wide choice of marinated meat

Large-sized clams 

Huge bamboo clams

All sorts of clams

High turn over of seafood makes it fresh

Steamboat is a joy to be shared with friends

Guests look forward to the cooked chilli crab


Chilli crab
There is also cooked food served

Fishballs and such

You can also expect an ice-cream bar which I forgot to snap picture of


A variety of sauces and dips to enhance your experience

Don't overcook your food

QQ Steamboat & BBQ Buffet in Kepong


Saturday, January 2, 2021

Salted Coffee at WS Kopitiam Kepong

Salted coffee (ham kopi). A little salt goes a long way. As a person who appreciates salt, I have been wanting to try the salted coffee in Kepong ever since I heard of it. So much so that I am willing to cross the toll for it. And today, I finally did.


Frothy and overflowing in a mug, I excitedly sipped the blend of salty and sweet. I realized I made a mistake of not stirring of beverage when a surge of saltiness awakened my tastebuds. After a good stir, I gave it another chance of judgement. It was very smooth with good body. The saltiness gave an elegant way for the sweetness to unfold. However, the saltiness could be more tactful if the salt was reduced just by a bit I reckon. That explains why it was more delicious when it was watered down by the ice. I deduced that I prefer the iced version to the hot version. Himalayan salt is used just in case you want to concoct your own at home.

The beverage is brewed with butter and a generous amount of evaporated milk which give it it's viscosity. Salted tea is also available but tea didn't quite have the chemistry that coffee has with salt. My mother however, prefers the salted tea. We both concur that one mug can be quite filling for one person considering the butter content. RM3 per mug. The salted beverages could be more popular if it's poster is not hidden at the back of the shop.

If you happen to try them, tag me to tell me which you prefer. The salted coffee or tea?

RM3 per mug

Salted tea is also available

Sipping salted tea

WS Kopitiam is a corner shop at Kepong

Coffee is made by the husband-wife duo

Other food stalls at the coffeeshop