Putra Height LRT station has since become connected to Kelana Jaya Line and Ampang Line. This new route has benefited many people who travel to and from areas like Subang Jaya, KLCC, Petaling Jaya and Puchong.
Let us give you a suggestion: Stop at Putra Height station for some food. There are plenty of eateries nearby waiting to be explored. Restaurants, cafés, hawker centers, etc.; allow us to show you the ones you could reach just by walking in no more than 10 minutes!
This Chinese restaurant brings forth colourful fish head dishes. Their fish is always fresh and their sauces always tasty; you can throw your worries about there being any fishy smell away. Must-get dishes include Asam Fish Head, Ginger Steamed Fish Head and Curry Fish Head. Which one is up your alley?
They were but a stall selling Western food 20 years ago, now they come in a store. With over 20 years of experience, their food is a guarantee of deliciousness. Patrons especially love their steamed lobsters and juicy steaks. You should be the next one in line to taste them too!
Hillside Café is presents a combination of Malay and Western cuisines. You can expect to see the usual Western dishes in their menu, such as chicken chops and Caesar salad. Their nasi lemak is very popular though, whether it’s served with chicken, rendang or sotong — patrons will willingly throw their money for it.
Another Malay-styled café that offers not only family dishes but also standalone mains. One of their most popular orders is the mutton hamburger which is mostly known by frequent patrons of the café, and we can see why — the mutton is cooked to rightness and the flavour is just so undeniably mutton!
The Foodies Café welcomes you to try their signature TFC Nasi Lemak that comes with their version of traditional sambal. Looking for something meaty instead? Why not opt for the succulent Australian sirloin? There’s also a kids’ play area if you’re planning to bring your children for some good time.
Prestige Restaurant truly brings the prestige in their bitter gourd pork broth, served with various parts of pork meat; a sip will have you surprised at how thin and only slightly bitter the broth is. Having the Nyonya curry laksa is the best way to go — it’s fragrant enough without being spicy, so that’s a good enough reason for you to order a bowl.
What’s a better place to get your fix of croissant and coffee at the same time? They’ve creatively “re-invented” the croissant as a sandwich that comes with either of the three ingredients: Eggs, chicken meat and tuna. On top of this, Croissant & Coffee even has pasta, roasted beef pie and fruit cakes to offer.
Specializing in both local and Western cuisines, Maidah aims to serve up dishes that will have you mouth-watering to the ends of earth. We cannot recommend their grilled meat-based dishes more. The Lamb Shoulder and Sizzling Chicken Chop in particular will have you on your knees begging for seconds.
Tired of yogurt full of preservatives? Ai Yogurt is here to give you a dash of the freshest of yogurt that you deserve. Their yogurt is homemade, healthy, and — the best part — comes in a variety of flavours, including honey aloe vera and peach lemon!
We all want to vacation in Muar, but we don’t necessarily have to go there just to get a scrumptious plate of mee bandung muar — Muar Station is doing that job for us! Other Muar specialties such as asam pedas and lontong goring can even be found here, so make a trip to Muar Station instead for a treat to your stomach.
