Prawn Dumplings RM 6.8 a basket- For 2.3 a pop, this prawn dumplings are worth it. Fresh bouncy prawns wrapped in glistering translucent skin is a must try at any dim sum parlor. I'm glad that they didn't put parsley. I don't like parsley because it overpowered the taste of the prawn although my mom thinks otherwise, she says it brings out the flavor of the prawns. Pork Dumplings RM 6.8 a basket- For 1.7 a pop, this is another must try item. The color of the siew mai is gorgeous with fresh plump stuffed minced pork and real fish roe toppings, not carrot bits.

Ordered BBQ Chicken Pizza and the chicken slices are dry and brittle. There is not enough cheese and too much olives.
The wild mushroom soup and drinks are mediocre. The staff is polite and helpful though. They are playing 2 movies when I was there. 'In Time' was playing in front of me and 'Thor' is playing at the side. The food there is pricey for the kinda of food and environment we get, should be more budget. Pizza RM 20.80, Mushroom soup RM8.80 and Raspberry Italian Soda RM6.80. MSG level is medium high.

This place serves awesome chicken rice in the noon but at night it's a stir fry/ dai pai dong/ zi char place. Whenever we tried out new place, our order has to be ku lo yuk (sweet sour pork) as a benchmark if the place is worth a second try.

The sweet sour pork is round shaped and tasted nice at first but I get tired after a few rounds because the meat balls are quite hard. The sauce is quite nice tho.The claypot tofu has nice mix of vege and eggy gravy but the taste is rather plain. The tofu is not silky too. You know a dish is plain when my bf started using his soy sauce dip. Its a slightly extra RM2-3 if you were to dine here instead of some roadside zi char. Will I come here to eat again? Probably not MSG level is medium.

Do not be alarmed when you open this packet of nasi lemak and there's no boiled egg, cucumber slices, peanuts and anchovy because the only topping that you will see is this lump of crispy combo of shallots, dried shrimps and not sure what else for RM1.5 a packet. The rice is full of coconut and banana leaves fragrant and has each grain of rice on its own almost like glutinous rice, only drier. So simple but so yummy! Do not miss this stall when you are at the pasar malam. They also sells fried chicken, bihun siam and some other nyonya dishes but this packet of rice is definitely a steal!

MSG level is medium.

This fried chicken is worth the travel to Klang because it's the most awesomest fried chicken ever! Trust me it's better tasting than KFC's OR Fried Chicken! YYP's chicken already #win from it's larger size and golden crispy brown look. I crown it Fried Chicken King!

So flavorful even after you bite beyond the batter, the skin. The chicken is not greasy and is tender juicy. 6 pieces of mixture of wings, thighs and drumsticks for RM 14. Awesome! YYP Fried Chicken will get you hooked for Life =DOther than the super yummy fried chicken, do not miss the YYP too!

YYP is an ice blended flavored drink. During our last visit, we managed to taste all six flavors redbean, longan, kedondong, bubur chacha, asam boi (sour plum).If you are late (past 2pm), the redbean and Bubur ChaCha YYP already sold out. So we ordered asam boi (my Fave!), kedondong, red bean and Bubur Chacha. You can order two flavors in a glass. RM 1.60 or RM 1.80 for a glass. Forgot how much I pay. Too excited LOL.Yao Yao means Shake Shake. Ping means Ice. Naturally you need to shake occasionally to that the ice melts and you get awesome icy cold drink. Super Syiok!It's so good I don't care about its MSG level at all