A hidden Japanese restaurant inside The Japan Club~ 日馬和里 Hamawari, Kuala Lumpur

A friend said this hidden Japanese restaurant is his recent 'me time' place where he can read report during lunch break. And he brought me here for lunch today. Since it is located inside the Japan Club, majority of the diners are Japanese who came to the club for activities and classes. Their set meals are good and value for money. We had Gyuniku Shichimi Yaki and Buta Shyoga Yaki - both are grill / stir fried meat except one is pork and one is beef, plus Tempura. 

This cozy place that filled with Japan vibes kind of reminisce to a Japanese restaurant in Pulau Tikus that I occasionally went for lunch back in the 2000s. After meal we take a look around of the Japan club. Bought some mochi(s) and limited edition Kirin beer from the Japanese mart inside the club before leaving. Since it is a club for members, you need to register with the guard post to get a visitor pass before you are allowed to drive in and park inside the club compound. You also need a guard to assist to open the club entrance door since it needs access card to go in. 

Tasty Chapathi, Bukit Damansara

After our Indian food adventure at Little India, Brickfirleds, today we came to have "atas" Chapathi at Bukit Damansara. My previous dine-in for "atas" Indian food should be the Khaana Peena at Plaza Mont Kiara that already closed down some times ago. Anyway, the food is tasty, just like it's name ~ Tasty Chapathi. We shared 2 plain chapathi and 2 butter chapathi, their chapathi doesn't serve with curry gravy so we need to order the gravy separately which is Methi Chicken (Chicken dunked in a creamy fenugreek  gravy) and Chana Masala (Chickpea dunked in a masala gravy). Obviously the 4 pcs of chapathi is too little for us to enjoy with the delicious Methi Chicken and Chana Masala. So we end up order a plain steamed-basmati rice and fully enjoy the creamy gravy! 

A dog friendly Bakery Cafe in MK~ So Moreish with Johnny, Mont Kiara

Didn't know there is a dog friendly bakery cafe at Aman walk until a friend told me about it yesterday. He wanted to have a cup of nice coffee while bring his dog out for a walk in the neighbourhood, and he discover this nice neighbourhood cafe that is pet friendly. Compare to before pandemic, there are more and more pets (dogs) can be seen strolling around MK with the owner or helpers. But not all places allows pets in. This pet friendly cafe not only serving freshly bake pastries and sourdough, but also nice breakfast, sandwiches, pizza and pasta! It's kind of hidden under the pedestrian walk between Bayu walk and Aman walk, I didn't notice it at all when I walk pass during my walks.

That's friend's toy poodle laying on the ground after playing 'Bang! Bang! with her. cuteness overload~ Seeing this cutie making me miss the Maltese who stayed with me several months in year 2018. On my way walk home, spotted this chubby squirrel at a tree along Jalan Kiara. MK has a lot of squirrels especially in my condo compound. Everyday I can see squirrel chasing after another squirrel around the bushes or on the road, climbing up trees or even making loud sounds and wakes me up early in the morning.

Homemade English Breakfast by a Friend

A friend stayover at my place and make us an English breakfast the next day morning. I am, so touched. It's been a while since someone cook me breakfast~ as I am always the one who woke up early and make breakfast for family and friends who stayover. Thank you, for making me feel life isn't so bad after all. 

Injeolmi Bingsu~ Villa Ju, Solaris Mont Kiara

My favourite place for Bingsu nearby home. After 1.5 years never came here due to MCO, today I will forgo my blood sugar reading will be high tomorrow and indulge on the bingsu without any hesitation haha! My favourite bingsu still goes to Injeolmi Bingsu - Korean milk sorbet with glutinous rice cake, red bean paste, condensed milk and roasted bean powder. My friend also falls for it and this is his second time eating bingsu @ Villa Ju within a week after I introduce him bingsu.