Lee Khang Yi

1 week ago | htsyndication.com | Lee Khang Yi

KUALA LUMPUR, May 5 -- For the last few years, Alison Soup House has been nourishing customers with their soups brimming with goodness. Now, they have entered a new chapter, rebranding themselves as Restoran Pak Awee, a nod towards the inclusion of Kelantan bites in the menu to reflect the owners' heritage. But fans of their thick, nourishing soups will be happy to know that they are still on the pork-free menu. It's the best of both worlds on a table; feeding a group with diverse tastes...

1 week ago | malaymail.com | Lee Khang Yi

KUALA LUMPUR, May 5 —For the last few years, Alison Soup House has been nourishing customers with their soups brimming with goodness. Now, they have entered a new chapter, rebranding themselves as Restoran Pak Awee, a nod towards the inclusion of Kelantan bites in the menu to reflect the owners’ heritage. But fans of their thick, nourishing soups will be happy to know that they are still on the pork-free menu. It’s the best of both worlds on a table; feeding a group with diverse tastes...

1 week ago | htsyndication.com | Lee Khang Yi

KUALA LUMPUR, May 2 -- You escape from real life the moment you push through the noren leading you into Kappa Kaisen Izakaya. Their mascot, a kawaii kappa (Japanese water spirit) riding cowboy style on a fish with a mug of beer, signals loud and clear that you're in for a ride of fun, great food and drinks. Mimicking the Japanese salary men's favourite after work past time, this casual dive lets you decompress or even banter (over drinks of course) with that boss who just chewed you out at work.

1 week ago | malaymail.com | Lee Khang Yi

KUALA LUMPUR, May 2 — You escape from real life the moment you push through the noren leading you into Kappa Kaisen Izakaya. Their mascot, a kawaii kappa (Japanese water spirit) riding cowboy style on a fish with a mug of beer, signals loud and clear that you’re in for a ride of fun, great food and drinks. Mimicking the Japanese salary men’s favourite after work past time, this casual dive lets you decompress or even banter (over drinks of course) with that boss who just chewed you out at work.

2 weeks ago | htsyndication.com | Lee Khang Yi

KUALA LUMPUR, April 30 -- Like a change of backdrop in a play, once night approaches, shops close for the day and tables with chairs pop up along five foot ways. At Jinjang Baru, just off the forever busy Jalan Kepong, one can find Restoran Yung Yi Kei, where pathways convert into your dining space as cooking is done inside their shop. Come as early as 5.30pm to catch the last rays of sunlight or venture here after the snarl of traffic has eased for the day.