Sunday morning is the day for families to gather together and do some catching up. For a typical Chinese family, it is none other than dim sum that makes this get together perfect. 

We opted to try the dim sum here and it turned out better than we thought! We were spoiled with choices from different range. 

The dim sum are generally fresh but the steam chee cheong fun was only so-so. Service however, was good with the waiters and waittresses being on standby throughout our entire meal. 

What I enjoyed though, was the ample space that enables us to dine comfortably. There is no need to move in your chair to give space to people to pass by. However, one thing to be highlighted was that throughout our meal, there were at least 4 houseflies!!!!

That really annoyed me because flies equate to unhygienic food. Who knows on what surfaces these flies had landed on prior to them surrounding my food. I ended up having to eat with my right hand, and had my left hand swinging everywhere to keep the flies away from my food. 

Ambiance and service was fine. But the food was a bit disappointing. For such premium price I expected something satisfying for my taste buds. But personally, I can cook better than what was served. It is a good place for a formal get together. We were there to celebrate a friend's birthday and it was perfect for it. Service was good although we were promised a windowside table but they didn't give us one. 

Tried the burgers and Green Dot Stables with my colleague and I loved it! The concept is really good as the burger size are just nice for the small eaters. For the big eaters, you can opt for two orders, which would allow you to try other choices of burgers! 

The bun is really simple and plain, which is the way I like as it is supposed to complement the patty instead of outshining it. Not sure what cheese they used but it also complements the burger really well!

Overall the taste is really exquisite. It is a very good combination of ingredients such as bacon, cheese, patty and bbq sauce. And boy, it was amazing! 

Went to Boston Klang for a midnight craving. Of course when one is here, the compulsory order are the steamed lala and nestum mantis prawn. Both are a staple and must-haves! 

The nestum mantis prawn is my utmost favorite! It is a mixture of sweet and salty nestum, tossed along with fried mantis prawn coupled with the smell of butter. It is super flavourful. However, the downside is that the mantis prawn are over-fried, which always happens. This caused the mantis prawn to be super crispy but I could not really taste any of the meat. However, I do enjoy the nestum by itself and luckily their serving of the nestum is very generous! A weird habit of mine is to mix a little of the steamed lala soup with nestum to be eaten. It's a good combination to me.

As for the steamed lala, it is a must have for spicy food lovers! It is not much of the chili spicy but rather the ginger spicy. A precaution though, always drink the soup with care because if you ever accidentally choke on it, it's a hazard! The lala or better known as clams, are fresh and perfectly cooked. Overall, it's a good dish to be eaten especially during rainy days. 

Hokkien mee is not my thing but I did taste a little. The thing about the food here is that if you are a lard lover, you are in heaven! The lard was super crispy despite being soaked in the sauce mixture. 

Had an early breakfast before going to work. Went to Village Park to settle my nasi lemak craving. True enough, it did not disappoint. Everything was up to expectaion. Rice was fragrant, portion was just nice. What I liked was how despite ordering telur goreng, they did not omit the original telur rebus like other nasi lemak stalls do. 

Sambal was however a little too salty today. But it was still taste. Tried the kerang and it was very good! Super aromatic and it's a good match with the nasi lemak. I personally prefer to mix it with a little of the sambal and eat them with rice. Everything was pleasent except that the waiter forgotten our drink.