As a whole, if you are looking for a dessert after dinner or just want to have a healthy dessert, Sweet-i is the place. The owner is very friendly and is able to recommend some desserts for you. Anything healthier you have you cook it yourself.

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According to my friend, the quality was dropped compared to 10 years ago. Personally I feel that the food was too sweet by adding too much sugar (maybe can ask the cook to put less sugar next time). This also caused the food less authentic. Lack of customers may also cause the freshness of ingredients to drop. Other than that, prawns are basically fresh and the serving is fast. They also provide a cozy and relaxing environment to enjoy Thai cuisine near industry area. Parking is also not an issue here. Did I mention that it is pork free as well?

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As a whole, if you are looking for one of the best laksa in Balik Pulau, you should try this stall. There are many photo shooting opportunities around as well. Make sure you arrive early to avoid disappointment.

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During my first visit here, not only I saw some locals having lunch here, but also some youngsters. Looks like a popular eating place. Parking should not be an issue here as the owner provides his compound as parking lots. Note that it only open during weekends (Sat and Sun) and public holidays from 10am onward.

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I dunno. Maybe I am a “Suah Ku” (Mountain Turtle) such that I need more soup than other people when eating Bah Kut Teh. Maybe I never been to Klang before. Located at D’Piazza, Bayan Baru, heard that the restaurant was opened by employees in an MNC nearby. Definitely Pao Xiang has great idea in repackaging Bah Kut Teh and porks are fresh in general. Six of us spent about RM78.55 that afternoon. In my opinion, they need more localization to make locals happy.

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I quite enjoy the dishes that night. My friend saw me there and he saluted me of having two main courses. Well, what to do of eating alone and at the same time want to review more items.

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So here it is, RM2.90 + RM9.80 + RM6.00 = RM18.70 for a dinner. Still, I am not full. Definitely there are many stalls in Sg. Penang Food Court for you to choose for, but I guess I will be broke before I tried them all. Parking wise would be a bit difficult as well during peak hour.

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As a whole, an item worth trying even though you can have steamboat buffet out there at lower price. This is more toward quality and environment. The food and service is quite consistent after so many years. Not sure about its Gurney Plaza’s branch but it was removed from its name card. Expensive rental, perhaps?

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