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Decent coffee (RM 3.60). Pork noodles (RM 11.90 for traditional ) are pretty good, especially the soup and minced pork. Fried Wantan (RM 9) is crispy and meaty too.

Kway Teow Soup with Fish Paste and Dumpling (RM 12) is good with many ingredients, but a little salty. Wantan Mee (RM 7.50) with Wantan only comes in good portion, taste wise is average.

The tea is pretty good, but the food is a bit of hit and misses. So far Wanton Noodle (RM 9.90) and Fried Carrot Cake (RM 8.50) are acceptable.

A Sri Lankan Tamil temple, everyone is welcome to enter (remove your shoes, dress appropriately). Inside is pretty spacious with plenty of columns, where the statues of deity are covered (you should not photograph the deities). Everyone just sit down to wait for prayer time, then they will play the music instruments, rang the bell and the priest well guide the prayers to all the deities. Everyone is welcomed to join this prayer.

This place has the famous Uncle Soon fried rice (RM 11), it is good. Ginger Steam Noodle can try as well. The yam cake is decent, just not the seller not so friendly. Coffee is average.

The Steed Pork 控肉饭 Set with side dishes (RM 16.50) is fairly tasty, just the pork could be softer. The Pork Ramen (RM 16.50) is decent.

Big Singh Chapati finally landed in Puchong, and it maintain the same quality as its SS 15 branch (they move some of their staff here). I love their lunch set from RM 8.90 to RM 18+, plus RM 2 for Masala Tea. But today no lunch set, so we order ala carte with some breads. Aloo Gobi Masala (RM 14.90) is good with gravy. Chili Prawn (RM 27.90) is tasty with crunchy outer skin, no shell, but no gravy. The Chapati (RM 2), Tandoori Roti (RM 5) and Plain Naan (RM 5) are all good, I can't decide I like which one better. Punjabi Chai Hot (RM 4.50) is nice, with less spice than Masala Tea.

Coffee Ice (RM 4.70) is okay. The Hakka Noodles (RM 10.80) comes with a piece of sakot, taste alright. Signature Curry (RM 11.80) is decent. My mom is disappointed with the Dumpling of her Wanton Noodle. As for pastry, the kaya one is pretty nice.

This shop makes good Korean-like toast. Chicken Katsu (RM 20.50) is pretty good. Think crispy toast, good ingredients and tasty sauce. Good Cappuccino (RM 11) and French Toast (RM 7.50). Scone (RM 2) is disappointing.

Affordable pricing for a cafe with an interesting fredo coffee. It offers a fusion menu: western food cooked in Asian style.

Still a pretty good pork noodle with good coffee. The pan mee noodle is not nice, just good with that normal noodle.