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“Kee Tak Zek” @ KTZ restaurant, pronounced as “Kei Tuck Sek” in cantonese - means “Remember To Eat” is a chain of restaurants that reside in KL area. They are famous for their variety of “Thong Shui”/desserts and Dim Sum. I’ve visited 3 different KTZ outlets in Kepong, SS2 and Jalan Imbi.

This is taken at KTZ SS2

A cam-shot of the desserts being offered. Their Peanut Butter Thong Shui has been praised by many who tried it. The list includes.. Shang Jun and Siang Leng lol, so blame them if it’s not nice

Peanut Butter… oooo. I wanted to try something special so I ordered their Sesame Thong Yun. It was nice stuff, very recommended let me warn you first, they cost RM1 per biji. 0_0 Lastly we ordered the “Bake Crab”, which is some Siu Mai stuffed in a poor crab shell A bit pricey for the proportion, not worth ordering again. Anyway it looks nice.

Poor crab

“Thong Yun” - Glutinuous Rice Balls

Kei Tak Sek us ar

I was brought to this mamak-like “Murni” restaurant by Ji Xian about a year ago and it left me with very deep impression. It served many different roti canais I haven’t heard before that time, “Roti Beckham”, “Roti Ayam”, “Roti Hawaii” etc.. Basically the rotis are all stuffed with different fillings, and topped with really generous amount of mayonaise.





“Roti Hawaii”.. really huge





The mayo guilt..



“Roti Scramble” - lots of egg and mayo inside out. Their drinks are quite special too, contained in a peanut butter like glass bottle. Remember those bottles that we normally use to keep finghting fishes when we were small? Almost the same. The blended fruit juices are worth a try if you haven’t, with laicis and nata de coco inside.





Ice Blended Fruit Juice(Mango)


This place is always packed, hailed by many as one of the favorite hangout place in KL (others being Ming Tien/Asia Cafe) It is so crowded that 3 neighboring shops were also used to accomodate the customers. Also famous are their nasi lemak, claypot “lau shu fen” and western food.



Full house on a Friday night. If you happen to be around SS2, this is definitely a place you must visit. It’s located just behind the KFC. You cannot miss it.

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“Shall We Meet” restaurant.. the first time I see the name, it reminds me of the “Shall We Talk” song by Eason Chan. Anyway, this cafe-like restaurant is located SS2, directly opposite Wong Kok Char Chan Teng.
“Shall We Meet” - shouldn’t it be “Yao Jian Mian Ma?”

The decor of the restaurant is plain and simple. Almost everything is in black and white: tables, chairs, walls, and the waiters’ uniform. “Shall We Meet” serves a really wide range of customers, when we were there we saw families, office ladies, students and couples dining.

Banana Chocolate Milkshake
One thing I found interesting in their menu is the “Dan Dan Mian” translated to Cart Noodles. There are 3 different combos that you can order: A,B or C .. seriously they need to think of more creative names lol.

Cart Noodles A, B or C leh?
The differences among the combos are the number of toppings you can add to your noodles. You can choose from luncheon meat, sausage, egg, braised pork, curry chicken and many more. Besides the toppings, you can also choose the type of noodles you wish to have, eg. Wantan mee, Yellow mee, Huang Ti noodle etc. Lastly, you will need to decide the gravy, which I chose curry chicken. Customization is the selling point here This was how my customized Cart Noodle looked like.. The soup that accompanied tasted very unique, another selling point.

Ham + Sausage + Huang Ti Noodle + Curry Chicken gravy
This was what Siang Leng had, luncheon meat + egg set. Nothing special to write home about.

This should be taken for breakfast