Delicious Foods / Restaurants Recommendation

• Foong Foong Yong Tau Foo, located at Pekan Ampang. One of three adjacent places competing for the title of The Original Ampang yong tau foo, a Hakka Chinese dish consisting of large pieces of tofu and vegetables, stuffed with fish paste, boiled in stock and served dipped into sweet and spicy sauces. 60 sen/piece plus 50 sen for a bowl of rice. Open every day for lunch only.
  
  
• Kam Lin Kee , located at corner of Jalan Petaling and Jalan Hang Lekir (opp Hong Leong Bank). No English sign, no menu in any language, and a kitchen you really don't want to look into - but it packs the crowds for its famous hokkien mee (fried noodles in dark sauce, RM5). Wash it down with a RM1 mug of cooling liang teh and soak in the busy market ambience.
  
  
• Nasi Kandar Pelita, located at No. 149, Jalan Ampang (opp Corus Hotel),  A huge outlet of Malaysia's largest nasi kandar chain, with long queues snaking out at lunchtime. Ordering is easy, just choose and point, but be sure to ask for their specialty kuah campur (mixed gravy), meaning that you get half a dozen curry sauces splashed on top. Air-con available upstairs. Open 24 hours, most servings RM5-10.
  
  
• Roti Boy, outlets in KLCC and all over the place. Famed for its buttery coffee buns (RM1.50), which took not just Malaysia but Singapore and Thailand by storm in 2004. They are, indeed, incredibly tasty when fresh from the oven but lose their delectableness fast. Outlets and imitators all over town, just follow your nose!
  
  
• Steven's Corner, located at No. 18 & 18A, Jalan Hujan Rahmat 2 (off Old Klang Road), Overseas Union Garden. A famous Indian bistro or locally called mamak stall. Open 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.
  
  
• Ai Kopitiam, located at 8A, Jalan Serunai 1, Tmn Klang Jaya 41200 Klang. Offer varios delicious and famous Malaysian Chinese dishes including "Cantonese fried kuey teow" , " Singapore bihun" , "Soft crab bihun"

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