Betty’s Midwest Kitchen

January 11th, 2010  / Author: eric.cheong

Well, well, well! A Belated Christmas and a Happy New Year! Phew… It was a really busy month in December! With youth camps up in Camerons, to the Christmas Dinner at Extra Supper tanker, to going back to Taiping to be with MOM.

I will feature Betty’s Midwest Kitchen this time round. I was craving for a christmasy dinner coz I had seafood dinner for Christmas back in Taiping. Hence, Betty’s Ribs and Meatloaf gave some good justification for a perfect christmasy meal.

Meatloaf on your left - RM15. Baby back Ribs on your left. RM28.80. Very tasty.

Next up. Soft Ribs - RM25 ish. Dog Food (bake fries and cheese) - RM8ish and Pulled-pork Burger - RM13 ish.

If you are a pork fan. This is a must-try place to go. Betty’s Midwest Kitchen

A-G-40, Jalan PJU 1/43,
Aman Suria Damansara,
47301 Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.

Phone: 03-78800196
Tues – Sun:  11:00 am – 3:00 pm
5:30 pm – 10:00 pm
It’s next to Compugates, facing the NKVE Highway at Aman Suria / Dataran Prima area. You won’t miss it.

De Maw Restaurant, Jln Pudu Ulu

November 2nd, 2009  / Author: eric.cheong

Yesterday evening, we celebrated Sam’s graduation for her Master’s degree. She decided to buy a few of us dinner. Uncle Steven suggested, De Maw Restaurant. It is situated at Jalan Pudu Ulu. If you are unsure where is that, it is actually next to the PGRM building. Next to the restaurant, there is an open space car park, you can park your car there without fighting with anyone who wish to park at the road side.

Let’s get straight to the food, shall we?

When you arrived, you will be served with some braised nuts and soup. Picture shows an Oriental feel setting with only the capability to cater for 10 tables or so. Hence, it is advisable to book before hand to ensure availability of space.

When you arrived, you will be served with some braised nuts and soup. Picture shows an Oriental feel setting with only the capability to cater for 10 tables or so. Hence, it is advisable to book before hand to ensure availability of space.

We waited quite a while for the food as the restaurant was full-house. The dishes soon arrived. Starting with the Claypot brinjal, then the Siew Pak Choi fried with Ham Tan(duck's egg). Centre dish is Herbal Kampung Chicken. These 3 dishes tasted good. Kampung Chicken is a bit little since it's kampung but the gravy is nice. Thick mushrooms were sliced in and cooked together in an aluminium foil.

We waited quite a while for the food as the restaurant was full-house. The dishes soon arrived. Starting with the Claypot brinjal, then the Siew Pak Choi fried with Ham Tan(duck's egg). Centre dish is Herbal Kampung Chicken. These 3 dishes tasted good. Kampung Chicken is a bit little since it's kampung but the gravy is nice. Thick mushrooms were sliced in and cooked together in an aluminium foil. Tofu dish tasted good too. There are meatballs in underneath the tofus.

One of the best dish for the night is this one above. It's braised pork trotter with brocolli. Writing about this dish even now is making me hungry. Thick sauce.

One of the best dish for the night is this one above. It's braised pork trotter with brocolli. Writing about this dish even now is making me hungry. Thick sauce.

The other dish after the Braised Pork Trotter are the big wet-butter prawns. It was a generous portion for the 9 of us. In fact, the portion for all the dishes are quite generous I must say. Saw this big-ass fish ordered by another table which cost about RM130. Shall order that when we return next time.

The other dish after the Braised Pork Trotter are the big wet-butter prawns. It was a generous portion for the 9 of us. In fact, the portion for all the dishes are quite generous I must say. Saw this big-ass fish ordered by another table which cost about RM130. Shall order that when we return next time.

After the heavy dinner. We ended with their dessert of the day. Pak Kor Longan. Unlike those they sold in pasar malam where you tasted only sugar water, this tasted really authentic and it was refreshing. Only RM3 per bowl.

After the heavy dinner. We ended with their dessert of the day. Pak Kor Longan. Unlike those they sold in pasar malam where you tasted only sugar water, this tasted really authentic and it was refreshing. Only RM3 per bowl.

I managed to capture the price list on the menu for those of you who are interested. For the dishes that we ordered, plus drinks and desserts, the total came up to only RM254.00. We think that it is pretty reasonable. (click image to enlarge if you can't see the pricing properly)

I managed to capture the price list on the menu for those of you who are interested. For the dishes that we ordered, plus drinks and desserts, the total came up to only RM254.00. We think that it is pretty reasonable. (click image to enlarge if you can't see the pricing properly)

There are 2 sessions should you want to go for dinner. First session is 6.30pm and the other session is 8.30pm. The owner advised us that if we wish to “drink”, then we should booked the 8.30pm session because they will have to ask us to leave if we took the earlier session as their guests will be arriving for the 8.30pm session. Corkage charges is only RM10.  Another dish that you should try is the Mutton. It was out of stock that night when we went.

Ambience         : 2.5 / 5 (no need to wear so formal. Casual is good enough)
Food                      : 4 / 5
Cleanliness      : 3.5 / 5
Service                : 3.5 / 5

I would recommend you to try this restaurant if you love chinese food. Price is reasonable. This restaurant is opened for lunch time too.

Restoran De Maw 地茂馆中华料理
No.18, Jalan Pudu Ulu,
off 3rd Mile Jalan Cheras,
56100 Kuala Lumpur
Tel:03 – 9285 7833

You can also read more of this restaurant at the links below:

Kaki Makan

Epicurious

Memoirs of a Chocoholic

Frontera Bar and Grill, Jaya 1

October 30th, 2009  / Author: eric.cheong

It was a Monday afternoon, normally we have our nice makan end of the week, but not this Monday. We headed towards Jaya One to Frontera which serves Mexican food as well as burgers. Met up with Nigel from Just Heavenly as well as Cumi & Ciki. Frat Mustard was there as usual. This was my second visit. Did not bring my camera on my first visit.

Larry, the owner told us on our first visit that he serves the best burger in town. So, we gave it a try. It was good. Nigel and Frat loved their cheeseburgers.

Larry, the owner told us on our first visit that he serves the best burger in town. So, we gave it a try. It was good. Nigel and Frat loved their cheeseburgers.

Cumi & Ciki ordered this grilled pineapple chicken dish.

Cumi & Ciki ordered this grilled pineapple chicken dish.

This is one of the mexican dish that Lisa ordered. Can't remember the name. LOL

This is one of the mexican dish that Lisa ordered. It's called Chimicangas I think.

The last time we went, we ordered the Lime Cheesecake. It was real good. If you want to read more on this restaurant, you might like to try reading AWhiffofLemonGrass or if you want to hear some background story on fajitas, go to Cumi & Ciki.

You can now make your bookings at http://www.theqguides.com.

Frontera Bar and Grill
No. 19-8-2 Block L,
Palm Square, Jaya One,
No. 72A Jalan Universiti, 46200 PJ.
Tel: 03- 7958 8515