Puchong- Page 19

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).

The fish fillet sandwich is as good as usual. Luckee's chicken rice is okay. Love the tomatoes with plums. My favourite is the garlic rosemary grilled lamb shoulder. Soft and smooth, no heavy lamb smell. Coffee is nice.

Limited options during lunch. I like the seating under the trees, though some sunlight do get through. Nasi lemak is quite nice. Bullfrog porridge is okay, and the size and meat is good.

Today we tried their main meal for the first time. We are too busy taking video that we forgeten to take photos 😅 Basically the croissant breakfast is decent, but the Japanese rice is too soft and the chicken is just too hard.

Chicken is not as good as it should be. Curry pork is still nice. Vege is okay. Service is fast.

Soft drink wise, they do have root beer, which I kind of enjoy. Taste wise is okay, with a good mix or vegetables, meat and cheese. Somehow I do have higher expectations for Mexican food, but this is a fast food chain after all.

The coffee is bitter, but nice. Earl Grey, Rose & Pistachio Cake: the "sauce" on top is okay, but the cake is just too hard and dry. Houjicha Croffle: interestingly, this is not a waffle, but a croissant which look like waffle. It it soft and crispy, and the Houjicha icing with nuts are nice.

We were surprised the place is fairly crowded during dinner time. I would say the pork noodle is pretty good, service is fast. Many free flow drink options available, but the fruit tea and lemon drinks are probably too sweet for us. We seldom come here for breakfast and lunch because they don't serve good coffee.

Decent curry mee with plenty of ingredients. Sarawak kolo mee is okay. Iced coffee is decent.

I think the best noodle option here is Biang Biang Noodle (a Shannxi specialty), which soft noodle and great taste.

Coffee and egg tart, a pretty good combination after meal.