What can we have as breakfast in Cheras Yulek?

Breakfast in Cheras Yulek 

1) 好想食 Dim Sum  - MUST TRY

2) Kedai Kopi Hup Sing Hing 

3) Mexim Dim Sum 

4) Kedai Makan Benua Emas - MUST TRY

5) Restaurant Meng Shiang - MUST TRY

6) Fatty Corner Cafeteria  

7) Restaurant HH Fook 

8) 天天见面

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Cheras Yulek 好想食 Dim Sum - MUST TRY!
Jalan Durian (same row with laundry shop) 

Siew Mai & Yue Mai 

Fried Brinjal 

Pork Porridge 

Tong Sui - Green Bean 


Overall rates @ food stall:
1) Food        : 8/10
2) Price        : 5/10 (bit pricey)




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Cheras Yulek Kedai Kopi Hup Sing Hing 
Jalan Kaskas (next to Wah Heng Bookstore) 

Siew Mai - Yue Mai - Har Gao (Pork, Fish & Prawn DimSum) 

Pao - Char Siew and Tao Sar (BBQ Pork & Red Bean)



Overall rates @ food stall:
1) Food        : 6/10
2) Price        : 7/10




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Cheras Yulek Mexim Dim Sum 
*I used to breakfast here for 'Yat Zhong Leong Gin' or pack to my office 2 years ago. But recently I found the food here has been degraded. (same row with Public Bank)

Siew Mai - Har Gao (Dim Sum) 

Chee Cheong Fun 




Overall rates @ food stall:
1) Food        : 4/10 (degraded a lot)
2) Price        : 6/10




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Cheras Yulek Kedai Kopi Benua Emas - MUST TRY!
*This restaurant has been operate for 16 years since year 1996 and starts operate at 630am in the morning. It's famous with the curry noodle and 'choy yuen' smooth chicken.

The Best Curry Noodle in Yulek 

With the ala carte of Yong Tau Foo as side dish 





Overall rates @ food stall:
1) Food        : 8/10
2) Price        : 8/10 (reasonable pricing)




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Cheras Yulek Restaurant Meng Shiang - MUST TRY!
(along Jalan Kaskas)

The most famous wantan noodle in Cheras area due to its crispy BBQ pork (char siew).






Overall rates @ food stall:
1) Food        : 9/10
2) Price        : 8/10




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Cheras Yulek Fatty Corner Cafeteria 
(Just behind Awet Thai Restaurant, Jalan Kaskas) 
*Please ensure there's NO OUTSIDE FOOD for this local kopitiam, the 'si tao poh' here will scold those who doesn't follow their rules.

The bubbles just sit on top of the coffee, which has been processed with the blended machine.

Fatty Corner has leased more than six (6) stalls to the local food and so far, I have only tried the fish ball noodle. The fish ball paste and 'fried foo chook' taste nicely.


Overall rates @ food stall:
1) Food        : 6/10
2) Price        : 7/10



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Restaurant HH Fook 
(same row with Sushi Village, OUG Chicken Rice), along Jalan Lobak

Rarely can enjoy "Sang Har Prawn Noodle" as our breakfast. This is cooked by an old ah pek and consider quite tasteful and reasonable pricing.

This Hong Kong style Chee Cheong Fun has been operate here since I'm 7 years old (1992) approximately 20 years time. The husband and wife still continuously serve their signature chee cheong fun in this kopitiam, what an awesome couple. Great!



Overall rates @ food stall:
1) Food        : 8/10
2) Price        : 8/10



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Cheras Yulek 天天见面
*A new opened restaurant underneath the flat along Jalan Kaskas

They only served noodles - curry noodle, pork noodle, pan mee, claypot yee mee, etc.

I have ordered claypot yee mee, the soup taste sumptuous.



Overall rates @ food stall:
1) Food        : 7/10
2) Price        : 7/10

36 Restaurants & Food in Yulek

Summary Restaurants & Food in Yulek

Indulge in Shinjuku Japanese Cuisine @ Sri Hartamas

May 17, 2012 - The wide array of sushi, tempura, ramen, sashimi and more to tantalize our taste bud.

Shinjuku is nestled to one corner of Sri Hartamas, which also same row with Finnegan Pub. Without any plannings, we have been leading to this place by Yuvis Ho, one of my closest friend. Tonight, we have 4 ladies, 1 guy + 1 little boy that seats on the VIP room.

Wong family - Winnie Wong, Winnie Sister Eunice and Winnie nephew 

Our only set - Sashimi Bento @ RM22
This set is valued for money with the serving potions.

Ala Carte - Ramen Soup @ RM19
Recently, my Japanese delights selection can't run away from Ramen soup since I'm having a routine gastric attack. Same goes to this, good try on the Shinjuku Ramen with taste of spicy. Thumbs up on this!

Ala Carte - Tempura @ RM21
Shinjuku chefs have a deftness in their cooking style that ensure even the simplest Tempura are done well.

Ala Carte - Maki Unagi @ RM16
Inspired pairing with the cheese on top.

Ala Carte - Maki Softshell Crab @ RM22
Ordinary taste.

Ala Carte - Maki Tempura @ RM16 
Ordinary taste.

Ala Carte - Maki Shake Kwa @ RM20 
The aesthetic score poorly, same goes to the inner taste. I'm just wondering who order this?
Attention: Not a good choice of maki...

What a glitzy posh-looking interior... 

The ship decor... 

I was ashocked with this drawing... How come? What it means actually? 

Our VIP room... 


Tonight our total spend at RM228.25 for 5 pax (RM45/pax)


Overall rated at: 
1) Ambiance - 6/10
2) Food         - 7/10
3) Price        - 6/10
4) Service    - 7/10




Shinjuku Japanese Cuisine 
No.74, Jalan 27/70A
Desa Sri Hartamas, KL
03-2300 3298

Yap Hup Kee, Hakka Yong Tau Foo @ Pudu

May 28, 2012 - Oh gosh, this week is bit tasteless to me as I'm starting my diet program today onwards.
I just grasp Subway as my lunch and accompany my colleagues for Yong Tau Foo at Pudu.

Thanks to them, just found another nice place for Hakka Yong Tau Foo. The restaurant named as Yap Hup Kee, just adjacent to Shaw Parade.

The signature dish here 'goreng usus babi' (not sure how to speak out in English), amazingly boost my appetite. I have no way to say 'no' to try this out even I'm on diet today. This is a MUST try dish to those who are into pork.

Anyway, the fish paste is just little bit too small potion in compare to other places. But overall their fried Yong Tau Foo sits in a flavorful taste bud.

I promise myself to try their full range Yong Tau Foo on my next group visit together with the curry chee cheong fun, claypot loo sue fun and claypot dumpling soup.

In fact, they did serve seafood steamboat as well, but really no idea how was the soup flavor.


Restaurant Yap Hup Kee 
45, Jalan Brunei Barat
Off Jalan Pudu
55100 Kuala Lumpur
03 2148 9220

Sek Yuen @ Pudu

May 20, 2012 - Sek Yuen has been established since 1950's, and consider as the oldest restaurant in Pudu. During the old time, people are still wearing their 'kik kok wooden shoe' attending the wedding ceremony here.

The restaurant is just nestled opposite to UOB Bank, facing main road. There's another new branch just next to it, with air-cond.

The place is still full of crowds even is 900p.m. at night. The interior still maintain 60's decor without much touch up on it.

枇杷鸭,this is their signature dish.
枇杷鸭 the name was derived from the idea that duck spread  out like the about instrument. The skin is crispy and perfectly matched with the plum sauce.
This is a MUST TRY dish.

Sweet and Sour Pork 
The pork is just nicely cook, with balance mixture of the flour and fried timing.

Seng Kong Tau Foo 
Beancurd with mixed vegetable. The gravy taste just nice, not too salty and oily. I believe there's no MSG ingredients in the dish.

Deep Fried Fish with Sweet and Sour Sauce 
Again, the chef is good in adjusting the frying time. The fish meat is still smooth and mouthful.

The Restaurant Interior

My lovely family members and close friends 

Total spend at RM133 for 7 pax with 4 dish.


Restaurant Sek Yuen
313-1, Jalan Pudu, KL
03-9222 9457

Breakfast @ Ah Koong Eating House, Pudu

April 05, 2012 - Ah Koong Eating House is one of the ordinary Seafood Noodle Restaurant that serve breakfast and lunch.

With the powerful word of mouth, I have a high expectation on this but I'm not really impress with my first mouthful of soup. The soup here is just so so, which I ordered the ordinary fishball noodle. 

Their side dish menu did include of Yong Tau Foo.
However, the fish paste and fried skills still far away from those Yong Tau Foo specialist. 

Here's the list of fish noodle they served. 

Overview of the Ah Koong Eating House. 

This Daniel busy grasping his hot milo. 

Me and Dot Dot Dot (our professional videographer). 

Hi everyone, am I dressed too sporty? 
Ehmmm, because after the breakfast I need to go for a volunteer video shooting at Times Square. 

Overall Ratings: 

  i) Ambiance: 6/10 

 ii) Food       : 5/10 

iii) Price       : Average below RM20/ person  

Restaurant Ah Koong Eating House 

No 172, Jalan Changkat Thambi Dollah

Pudu, 56100 Kuala Lumpur 

03 2143 3477