Restoran Plus Plus Setapak
Lot 7 & 8 Jalan Metro Wangsa
Section 2, Setapak
53300 Kuala Lumpur
+60341422926
(Coordinates: 3° 12' 18.00", 101° 44' 10.00")
We visited this restaurant pretty frequently in the days
before Cat started cooking during the weekdays. It’s your typical food court
and the dishes are pretty standard too. I fell in love with the lotus root soup
some time ago and I’ve been having it every chance I get ever since.
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| always wondered what the plus plus means |
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| run of the mill food court |
During the daytime it’s a very quiet and sleepy food court
but (as with most chinese food courts) it comes alive at night. Parking may be a bit of a challenge (most patrons
park haphazardly along the side of the road where the yellow line is clearly
visible) but we always opt to park some distance away at properly designated
parking bays.
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| lotus root soup! |
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| oolala at RM6.80, still pretty reasonable |
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| any guesses what Brendan had? |
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| you guessed it, pan mee at RM4.50 |
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| he's contented |
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| Cat ordered char kuey tiau.. |
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| and got a hybrid instead for RM4.50 |
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| she's not complaining |
I enjoyed my lotus root soup with rice while Brendan and Cat
said their pan mee and hybrid fried mee/kueh tiau was ma-ma (so-so). By the
way, at the rate he's going I might just apply for a deed poll to change
Brendan's name to Peter (as in Peter Pan, get it?).
Cat says the sign board in Mandarin literally means 'street
food' while google translate spewed out "street street food high tea room" (huh?); we have no idea why it’s translated to Plus Plus in English. Oh
well, maybe someone can drop us a line and explain.
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