As a Malaysian, I love all type of food, including Malay/Indian/Chinese food.
I love Nasi Kandar and Restoran Kudu Bin Abdul is oe of the best in KL.
Taste good and not expensive, which is why you always see long queue in front of the restaurant especially during lunch hour.Go earlier to avoid the queue.You must mix all sauces on your rice to get the flavor of nasi kandar! yummy!This plate only cost RM5.70 (including a glass of warm water & papadam), affordable right
I love ikan goreng~~ cabbage is one of my favorite too and I always ask for the broiled lady fingers. their green chili sambal is very very nice too!must not miss this when you are having nasi kandar.

I know people love to go ikea for the creative furniture and decoration, but I love Ikea for only one reason ----- the ultimate Swedish Meatballs! The food place is canteen style, you take a tray, a trolley, get your food, pay and sit down and feast. I love the price in this canteen! The hot and cold drinks are refillable with such a low price, so good!Some of the sweet pies~ too sweet for me but chocolate lover gonna love it!The thing that makes me keep going to IKEA!
The meatball taste so good, best with the brown sauce and berry sauce. The sauces are the best combination and I always want to lick the dish until it is clean and shiny!=p
not to forget that the fries taste good too!

other than meatballs, I also quite love their grilled salmon~

Michelangelo's in Pavilion Connection is one the restaurant which provide weekday value lunch set.
Their lunch set pricing starting from RM20.
I had this quite some time ago so I believe they have change the set lunch menu (they change the menu every few months.Choice of appetiser 1. Choice of appetiser 2, mushroom soup which taste differently from what we normally had (mushroom cream soup), this one taste more like mushroom with a hint sour, i wonder if the sour come from the mushrooms or the vinegar..Taste like eating grass, a bit too oily~Pizza is not bad but I wish they use chicken meat rather than chicken sausage. but the name is chicken sausage pizza, so actually i have not much to say for this. =pChoice of dessert 1.Choice of dessert 2.Choice of dessert 3.

Each set meal come with coffee/tea.

A nice 3 course meal which start from RM20, I am quite satisfy with the food portion and quality. However I wish the service can be better, it is hard to make the waiter/waitress to pay attention to you! >.<

I normally come to this shopping center during breakfast hour.
Delifrance is one of my favorite breakfast places, their breakfast set starts from RM4!The breakfast menu. Affordable western breakfast.I normally order this Mini Croissant - Toast & Cheese, come with a cup of tea/coffee.
add on RM1.50 for 2 scoops of mash potatoes. the mash potatoes taste so so though.

Not bad for breakfast but I hope they toast the croissant before serving though. (I will like it more if the cheese is melted in the croissant too! =p)

I love steamboat. This is one of my favorite!
This restaurant sell dimsum in the morning, but during dinner time, it will transform to become steamboat shop! I don't think many people know about this, which is why I eagerly to share this on OpenRice!They use claypot for steamboat.
I think they only have one type of soup base, which is their famous pork bone soup base (猪骨汤煲）The ingredient for steamboat.The fried chicken wings are good side dish while you waiting the food boiling in the pot~This is how it looks like, the soup is kinda like milky white, i wonder if they add in milk like fish head soup but seriously the soup is yummy! I seldom drink soup with I eat out because I afraid of MSG but I can't stop feeding myself with this!You can't go without meat slices during steamboat! They have several meat choices including pork and lamb.

The address that I have for this restaurant.
World of Dim Sum Restaurant
15, Jalan Pinggiran 3,
Taman Minang,
56000 Cheras, Kuala Lumpur
Phone: 016 6313 121 / 012 9233 580
GPS: 3.057166, 101.750262
Steamboat serving time: 5pm-10pm

Check out more photos here: http://mystyl3mylif3.blogspot.com/2011/02/pork-bone-soup-steamboat.html