Showing posts with label Malaysian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Malaysian. Show all posts

July 15, 2018

Kenny Food Cart @ Aman Suria



Timeless Comfort Food


There are some dishes that will always be pure comfort food, food that one can tuck into every day and not get tired of it. Just simple and no frill dishes, cooked over years from recipe handed down from generations. These are dishes that one automatically turns to when one feels restless or tired, when one craves for a taste of home cooking or simply when one wants familiar comfort flavours.


Kenny Lock’s father has been ladling bowls of Teng Chai Chuk since 1993 on Alisan street in the evenings. Regulars continue flock till Kenny decided to move into this new space at Aman Suria. Now diners can enjoy their signature Teng Chai Chuk in the comforts of the Kenny’s Food Cart.

Kenny’s Food Cart offer diners a minimalist décor with bright and cheery ambiance. Whether you choose from alfresco seats or the dining area with cool air-conditioning, the shop is spacious with a laid-back vibe. His father’s food cart is cleverly incorporated into the open kitchen space area as a reminder of how it all started.


Menu is straight forward with signatures of single dishes and a few rice dishes, soups, snacks and add-ons. Look out for Kenny’s specials of the day as he prefers to offer specials based on fresh produce.


Homemade Chrysanthemum Tea (RM2.50)


The Signature Teng Chai Chuk (RM9) is what everyone comes for. A piping hot bowl of smooth and creamy congee topped with crispy anchovies, roasted peanuts, chopped fried fish cake, crispy rice vermicelli, century egg and scallion, it’s a delicious sight to behold.


The delicate savory flavours are moreish and tasty. Each spoonful of the silky congee is further elevated with all the other condiment flavours and textures. Utterly comforting to the tummy…


Fried Fish Belly Porridge (RM10) is another dish to order. The same yummy congee is served with fried fish belly. The lightly fatty belly is so good that one may seriously consider ordering more of it.


If there is one must add-on, it’s the Fried Fish Paste (RM4 for 5 pcs). Made from scratch daily, Kenny keeps quality in check, using fresh fish paste, minimal seasoning and shapes these by hand before frying them. Super addictive whether eaten with the congee or o its own!


The Cantonese style Loh See Fun (RM8.50) has the silky and soothing flavours of eggy gravy blanketing slippery soft rice noodles with meat and vegetable. The generous finishing of crispy fried lard cubes, fried shallot and spring onion is what makes this bowl so tasty.



More familiar favorites and this one is decent too. The Fried Loh See Fun (RM8.50) had a lovely breath of wok hei. Simplicity prevails in the form of savory soy sauce, egg and veggies with the rice noodles.


The Signature Mushroom Pork Noodles (RM8) came doused in rich dark brown gravy with minced pork and mushroom, braised egg and some crisp lettuce. The thin egg noodles had a nice bite and the brown sauce tied all the rest nicely.


Kenny’s Fried Chicken (RM4.50) is scrumptious! Simply irresistible, the chick is crispy and very juicy with just the right balance of salty and tasty note. So good, this one also warrants another order…


Pork Chop (RM10) fans will also enjoy Kenny’s version. Well-marinated the unctuous salty notes is moreish yum. Very tender and mostly lean with charred edges, the pork chop is also very juicy and goes well with all the other rice and noodle dishes or on its own.


For some extra snacks, there’s also Wantan Soup (RM5 for 5 pcs) and Fried Dumplings (RM4 for 3 pieces). The Fried Dumpling win hands-down over the Wantan soup in my books.


A very enjoyable and affordable meal at Kenny’s Food Cart! Most dishes start from RM8 to RM10 and add-ons as well as snacks are also value-for-money. If you’re craving for comfort food, Kenny’s Food Cart is the place to be…


KENNY FOOD CART
K-G-11, Jalan PJU 1/43,
Aman Suria,
47301 Petaling Jaya
Tel: 03-7497 2199



August 8, 2017

Hawker Fare Buffet @ Terazza Brasserie, Dorsett Grand Subang



Embracing Malaysia’s Melting Pot of Hawker Food


Speak to any Malaysians and you’ll find us boasting about our hawker food. We are blessed to be surrounded by a robust melting-pot of cuisines in our daily makan life. Our hawker food list alone is enough to attract foodies to enjoy the various humble dishes that originates from our very own streets in the country. Whether it be a bowl of noodles or a steamed coconut rice, every hawker stall has their own family recipes handed down from generations.


Dorsett Grand Subang is jumping on the bandwagon this month onwards to feature a sumptuous Hawker Fare Buffet, available every Wednesday, at the all-day dining Terazza Brasserie. Part of the themed night buffet dinners, diners can enjoy a list of hawker food stemmed from our very own streets of Malaysia. From an amalgamation of our many races of Malay, Chinese and Indian as well as our local ethic groups, one can expect to savor some of the classic dishes of hawker fare set in a modern and comfortable dinning ambiance at Terazza Brasserie.


The Hawker Fare Buffet’s limelight are the six al fresco pop-up stalls set to whip up fresh made-to-order hawker dishes. Highlights of these live cooking stations include Satay, Char Kway Teow, BBQ Chicken Wing, Laksa Utara and Teppanyaki.


A smoky charred denotes a good breathe of wok and the Char Kway Teow certainly hit all the markings of yummy one.


The temptation of slow grilled BBQ Chicken Wing is elevated through sight and smell. Ours was nicely grilled and doused in a sticky sweet and spicy sauce. Oh la la…



And who can resist skewers of plump and succulent chicken Satay, marinated with spices and herbs before slow grilled over hot coals? I know I can’t for sure!



Pick your favorite meat and veggies and have the chef whip up some Teppanyaki for you…




Head for the hot buffet warmers and tuck into Oxtail Soup, Mee Goreng Mamak, Nasi Goreng Kampung, Ayam Goreng Berempah, Assorted Kerabu, Lamb Tandoori with Cucumber Chutney, Lemon Chicken and many more.


The Oxtail Soup was redolent of warm spices, making the broth very hearty and comforting. The pieces of oxtail is also tender and well accompanied by soft onions, carrot and potatoes.


Grilled Rib Eye Steak with Percik Sauce gets a dose of local touch with the spiced and nutty sauce.



Stir-Fried Lamb with Black Pepper Sauce


Lamb Tandoori with Cucumber Chutney


Spring Chicken with Mushroom Sauce



Chicken Biryani









There’s always room for Seafood on Ice, a favorite of chilled prawns and mussels to be savored with lemon wedges, Thousand island sauce or simply on its own. We appreciate the extra effort of the ice carving as it somehow makes this dish extra special.




Lots of colorful salad to entice diners to enjoy some fresh greens with fruits and other vegetables. Don’t miss the Mango Salad with Prawns, Seafood Salad, Kerabu Mango Salad and Mixed Grilled Vegetables…





Desserts is a kaleidoscope of colours, flavours and textures. From the classic Chocolate Fountain to Bread & Butter Pudding, assorted Ice Creams to cakes, jellies, puddings, mini tarts and local kuihs, it’s going to be hard to not lose one’s control over sweets! There’s also Indonesian Layer Cake and Bubur Cha Cha too.




I ended my meal with a bowl of refreshing Ais Kacang, topped with the works and two scoops of ice cream!


Terazza Brasserie Hawker Fare Buffet
Available every Wednesday from 6:30pm to 9:30pm
RM118.00nett per adult
RM59.00nett per child
Senior citizens 50% discount
Children below the age of 5 dines for free

For bookings or inquiries, please call +603 5031 6060 ext. 1912/1913 or e-mail




TERAZZA BRASSERIE
Dorsett Grand Subang
Jalan SS12/1,
47500 Subang Jaya
Tel: 03-5031 6060 ext 2022
Business Hours:
Sun - Thurs: 6.30pm - 10.30pm