Here’s a favourite of many a Chinese restaurant. Kung Pao Chicken is dish from the Szechuan province in China. There are many variations throughout the world nowadays, but they always feature chicken, nuts and chilli peppers.… More »
Christmas turkeys are great but they don’t come cheap. Sure a Norman Rockwell-esque turkey looks good on your Christmas table and instagram post, but being stuck with a tonne of leftovers is not fun. Cut out the headache and… More »
We first reviewed them way back in 2011 when three guys ambitious guys decided to sell burgers that foodies would love to eat. At that time, they actually had only 6 month's worth of money to sustain and test their beliefs. The plan:… More »
Gyozas are like Won Tons but firmer with thicker skin. It is always a hunt when you’re looking for good Halal version so why not make it instead. You can make the filling out of beef, seafood or keep it vegetarian. Save half of your… More »
We are in the final week of our #Merdeka #MakanMuhibah food celebration. This time we are ‘seeing red’ in this wonderful Portugese Devil’s Curry popular in Kristang (Malacaan Portugese Community) cuisine. The name itself should… More »
Our #MakanMuhibah series continues with a recipe from our awesome Indonesian neighbour. The love for Ayam Penyet has embedded itself into our food culture and now it is part of our local favourite food to eat. It is essentially a piece… More »
Warm and nourishing, Soto Ayam is an Asian chicken soup that is brimming with spices and aromatics. A definite crowd-pleaser and an ideal dish for family gatherings. More »
Have a change of flavours this week. Try these crispy bite sized chicken smothered in sesame sauce with tender steamed broccoli. This makes a very satisfying meal for buka! More »
Succulent chicken, toasted cashew nuts and onions in a spicy and fragrant Szechuan sauce. Throw in some Szechuan peppers if you can find them to get that pleasant numbing buzz as you dig into this flavourful dish. Or else you can use… More »
It is Ramadhan and food is everywhere. Ayam percik and ayam golek is one of the few popular items we look forward to. These days, ayam golek costs from RM16 and up. Sakit your wallet! We know. We'll show… More »
This is a good quick buka recipe because it uses boneless chicken. Plus the fragrance from lemon grass and kaffir lime leaves just makes it so wonderful! More »
Around the Ampang area, if you are hankering for some tandoori, go to Uncle Aru's. Now taken over by his son Ravi and renamed Tandoori Hut (why dude?) it's still one of our favourite places to indulge the spicy, red chicken charred… More »
When you think of Satay, you’d never think of it as a breakfast or lunch fare, unless you’re from the state of Johor or Kelantan where it’s a total norm for people to have it during the day. Well good friends, Ekram and Zahid… More »
Ever had briyani cooked in bamboo tubes? There's this little place in Klang that does just that. With different spice paste for chicken, mutton and even crab, their briyani is in a league of their own. Firstly, Stellamary layers the… More »
This recipe is easily half a century old and good as gold. The green tinge comes from a mix of fresh coriander, spring onions and green chillies, which makes this curry mild, mellow but very savoury and sooo tasty. Double thumbs up! More »
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