Hot Star isn't the first shop to introduce Malaysia the Taiwanese Large Fried Chicken. But it is actually the first shop that we have come across that only specializes on fried chicken. Most of the other Taiwanese shop sell other food like rice and mee sua, but Hot Star doesn't! Think of it like a Taiwanese version of KFC. This is their Hot Star BBQ Large Fried Chicken [RM7.90]. f you prefer something a little sweet and salty, we suggest you for their BBQ large fried chicken. It's really really good! Their fried chicken is not oily at all, and the ratio between the flour and chicken is appropriate, so that's a good thing. And their fried chicken is really meaty and not boney! Very very good! yum yum.

Lots actually specializes on healthy drinks like juices and green tea. Besides that, they also have a few selection of pasta and pizza to choose from. All their drinks have no preservatives and they're all fresh. Especially their juices. They blend right on the spot when you order.I love green tea flavored stuff so i tried their green tea ice cream. The ice cream is really creamy and smooth. Not overly sweet and not bitter at all! Some green tea ice cream are bitter, but this isn't! Very recommended! The cone is very smilier like those served in Mcdonalds.This cup is their Green Tea Banana and Lemon Juice [RM5.90], which was on discount on that day. The original price is RM7.90. I got to save RM2! Hehehe Actually, they were giving out free sample for passer-bys to drink, and we tasted. It wasn't that bad, and we decided to order a cup for ourselves. This juice is really fresh and we think they didn't add additional sugar, so it's really healthy. Not only that, green tea is packed with a lot of health benefits along with banana. But the banana taste was really strong in this drink. They have other flavored green tea juices.

Many bloggers have blogged about this Pepper Lunch shop. Since everyone was giving such good reviews about it, I decided to give it a try. Pepper Lunch is actually a DIY [Do It Yourself] teppan restaurant where they serve all their food on a teppan plate and their customer get to cook themselves according to their desire. Pepper Lunch is a popular franchise in Tokyo, Japan itself. And as of now, they have spread their food to many parts of the world such as Australia, Singapore and our country, Malaysia.

Their menu provides a wide range of selections. Mostly, it's rice or pasta with a selection of your choice of what meat you want. They have chicken, beef, fish and seafood. No Pork, sadly hahaha. But they are actually specialize in their beef dishes which we can't try because we both don't eat beef. But for people like us, don't worry! There are other dishes we can try, which I can guarantee are equally good! This were having their Pepper Rice Fever which says that some selected dish were on discount. I decided to choose their Chicken Pepper Lunch [RM13+] with a choice of drink or soup. Their chicken pepper lunch consist of a bowl of steam rice topped with some corns and some pepper and spicy and at the side of it there are slices of chicken. A slice of delicious margarine is also hid inside the rice to give the rice more taste.

Overall, what I had was really good. It wasn't overly salty or anything. Just the right amount of seasoning! The juicy chicken slices went really well with their steam rice and steam corn. When the food is cooking, makes your saliva drip drip. Because it really smells so good. But one bad thing about Pepper Lunch, it's the price. The price is a bit on the high side. So we probably I wouldn't go there so often. Other than that, eveything is good. It's a self service kind of thing, but the people working there are really friendly!

This is the bird eyes view of the Chocolate Fondue. I think it's supposed to be for 4-5 pax. Because the portion they gave was so much. The price for this whole set with tax came up to about RM70++. The Chocolate Fondue set is divided into three parts. The picture above shows the first part. The first park consist mostly of the dry items. Starting from the far left corner is the yellow sponge cake, a bowl of chopped peanuts (acts as a topping), chocolate chips cookies, and chocolate flavored love letters. The cake was not that good. Everything besides the cake tasted good This is the second section which I will like to call the Ice Cream Wonderland! They provided us with four different flavors of ice cream which are vanilla, strawberry, cookies & cream and lastly, chocolate. Each flavor comes with four mini scoops. Haagan Dazs ice cream is really good. Very smooth and creamy and not overly sweet. But their strawberry flavored ice cream tasted the sweetest among all. Hot chocolate sauce with icey cold ice cream has got to be the best combination in the world!

But one bad thing about their ice cream is that, they melt extremely fast. And we didn't had enough time to enjoy the taste of the ice cream. We were too busy trying to stuff all the ice cream down our throat because it was melting thanks to our Malaysian weather. They should put some dry ice below the ice cream, so they wouldn't melt so fast. This is the bird eyes view of the Chocolate Fondue. I think it's supposed to be for 4-5 pax. Because the portion they gave was so much. The price for this whole set with tax came up to about RM70++. This is the chocolate sauce they provided. It was a bowl split into two sections. And below the bowl they placed a small candle in order to keep the chocolate warm and in a liquid state.The Chocolate Fondue set is divided into three parts. The picture above shows the first part. The first park consist mostly of the dry items. Starting from the far left corner is the yellow sponge cake, a bowl of chopped peanuts (acts as a topping), chocolate chips cookies, and chocolate flavored love letters. The cake was not that good. Everything besides the cake tasted good This is the last and final section of the chocolate fondue which is the fruit section. Their fruit section consisted of chopped bananas, strawberries and green apple. The best choices of fruits that go extremely well with chocolate sauce. Among these 3 fruits, they banana portion was the most. Their fruits were really fresh. This has got to be the healthiest section compared to the other two section.

KTZ stands for 'Kei Tak Zek' which is a cantonese term meaning 'Remember To Eat'. I came to know the existence of this through a close friend and I firstly tried their food in their branch in SS2. My friend kept telling me how good their mango dessert are so I really made it a point to try it for myself and I fell in love with it. KTZ is like one of those shops that sells chinese hot and cold desserts and also finger food, a place people would go usually for tea or supper. Not only that, they also have food like fried rice and noodles if you opt for something heavier.This is the famous Mango Loh, which I never fail to order whenever I go KTZ. It's actually shaved ice with sweet mango puree and sago on top and below the ice and some chopped mango at the side of the ice. I really really like it because they really blend the mango for their mango puree and not like those artificial that can be found in many shops. And the mango is always so sweet and yummy. Eating this on a hot sunny day, is the best thing. And the mangoes they use is fresh and not like the ones that can be found in the can. This is called Wall Band in english and cantonese call it 'Wo Peng'. It's actually a deep fried flour sort of thing with some sweet lotus filling and topped it off with some sesame seed. This is Wen Chien's favorite. They fried it when you order and not ready fried, so when it's served it's still really hot and crunchy. Superb yummy. You may have come across this dish in a chinese wedding for the dessert.I am not sure what's the name of this dish called. It's actually a deep fried thing with fish fillings in it and comes along with some mayo sauce. This is not too bad and for a person who likes fish, you probably will like this!This is my favorite and I also don't what's the name for it. It's actually deep fried fish and pork fillings with bits of carrots and spring onions and in the middle is yellow salted egg yolk. This is very yummy, because the meat and all is so chewy and the salted egg yolk goes so well with it

I really like eating in KTZ, because the shop never fails to disappoint me. They also have very yummy hot chinese desserts like black sesame soup and peanut soup that I have tried before. Their noodles and fried rice are also really good! For the price, it's a little pricey. Overall, my bill came up to about RM20++. But totally worth it because I left with a happy and satisfied stomach!