Bandar Puchong Jaya- Page 5

Best soufflé in Puchong. On weekend, avoid peak hours between 8 to 11pm.

The croissant sandwich is pretty crunchy, nicely done.

Fried noodle with fried chicken is nice, curry seafood rice tasty as well.

Finally came early enough to try the Nasi Lemak and Ipoh Hor Fun, but need to queue around 20 munites. Mei Ru likes the Ipoh Hor Fun, and Nasi Lemak is not bad as well. Might return for them, but I dislike the queue.

Sadly the mess up our orders, so end up waiting for almost an hour and the mood is spoilt. I think there are 6 main items on the menu, and they look pretty similar with slight variations. I can't really tell which ones actually taste better (since we shared food among 4 people), but all of them tasted pretty alright. Nachos is good as well.

Interesting Pan Mee with white broth, might return for visits occasionally. The kopi is nice as well.

The place is quite hot today, as there is no air-conditioning and the heat trapped within the vacinity, even though it is open air. The prawn mee is pretty flavourful, tasty. The prawn's freshness is average. The Hakka Noodles with Fried Pork is good too, but the fried pork is too salty. The Rendang Pie is tasty, crunchy and smooth. Worth a try. The ice white coffee is good, but might be slightly watered down.

A pretty decent cafe for cake and ice-cream.

The place seems pretty minimalistic, favouring a concrete deco. The Chicken Katsu Sandwich is big in size, very warm, crunch toast and tasty. The eating process could end up pretty sloppy, this they provided plastic gloves. The Taiwanese Chicken Don is nice as well.

This cafe has become very crowded on weekends after lunch as well, with a waiting time of 30 minutes. We order our usual: ice ball coffee and signature souffle pancake. Wife complaint the coffee is not as think as it used to be. I believe Signature Souffle Pancake (3 pieces) is more value for money as compared to the Cheese version (2 pieces). Taste wise still the best Souffle pancake.

Newly open noodle house in Puchong Jaya. The noodles are decent and worth a try. They serve a big bottle of ginger lemon grass for RM 8.80 (enough for at least 4 people).