Restoran Leha Kelfood - Setapak, KL

I stopped by at this restaurant for breakfast when on my way to Genting Highlands that day. Actually it has been really awhile that I wanted to test the food here because I always pass by this restaurant when going back to my home town Kuala Terengganu. It is just located opposite of MRR2, at Taman Melati Utama. I believe the name of this restaurant Leha Kelfood assembled of Leha Kelantan Food which Leha might be the owner and Kelfood is Kelantan food. My assumption was quite correct when listened to the 2 of the workers chat at the counter with Germany's speak or Kelantanese accent.

Nasi Arab (Part 4) - D'Arab Cafe

Bangi Outlet

Here is another sequel of Nasi Arab but this one is operated and managed by our Malay owner. D'Arab Cafe have 3 outlets which 2 of them I have had visited. One located at food court of University Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN) Bangi, second one in TTDI Jaya and if I am not mistaken the third one, the main outlet in Shah Alam Section 7 where I yet have not been there. The outlet in TTDI Jaya operates like usual restaurant concept and the outlet in Bangi operates as the food court concept.

Achtung! Euro-English / Germany?

I vas not sur if zis is tru or som kind flying arund of joks after reading a post from a frind abut a nevs. May b som of yu kan giv koments or validat zis and perhaps som of yu alrady read abut ze post earlier. 

Ze nevs from Ze Hagu vhish EU Komision anunsed an agrement of English as ze oficial languag of ze European Union razer zan ze ozer posibility, German. Generaly, ze form of vords sund interestingly to me and zinking if it is tru a German languag sins I am not a German's speaker. It is not so difikult to learn German if zis is tru, zugh. In fakt I did ze translation as ze abov paragraf. Vel, read yurselvs abut ze nevs post belov and fel fre to koment abut it later. Zanks to Zizi Azida for forvarding it to me resently.

Coconut Drink, Anyone? ..

    It was really hot sunny afternoon that Saturday when driving back home from IOI Mall Puchong and I was drooling of coconut drink. I remembered that area have coconut drink stall and I once used to drink there. So turned left into Jalan Bandar 14 after Tesco Puchong then turned right on the first junction and went to the end until "T" junction and the stall just on left at the junction. I felt lucky enough to see the hang coconuts at the stall from afar, meaning that it was opened for business that day. The stall was just assembled of few tables and chairs shaded from the nature roof of big trees in front of small road opposite and infront of the furniture shops. It was really resfreshing when sipping cold coconut drink from kole or big tin mug that usually used by Indian or mamak shop for teh tarik. The water freshly poured out from the cut coconut and put in the mug with some ice and mixed of fresh coconut flesh. I took 2 kole of coconut drink that day and it was so refreshing until I am drooling when writing this post.