Kenanga Foodcourt
7th Floor Kompleks Kenanga Wholesale City
No.2 Jalan Gelugor
55200 Kuala Lumpur
+60392241998
(Coordinates: E101° 42' 29.6" N3° 8' 10.6")
I had a wisdom tooth extracted and was supposed to be resting
at home when Cat informed that Brendan had a Prefect’s Night to attend at the
Royale Bintang tomorrow. Since he had no formal wear (with throbbing gums and
all) we made our way to Kenanga Wholesale City to look for a blazer for
Brendan.
This has got to be THE place for reasonably priced goods
especially clothing. Since Brendan is into K-Pop we got him a very ‘Seoul-ish’
looking blazer (tight fitting black blazer with a contrasting grey panel on
each sides).
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| "SHINee" blazer, if you know what I mean |
All done, we headed up to the 7th Floor to have
lunch at Kenanga Foodcourt. This place is pretty popular with teenagers hanging
out after school, and nearby offices.
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| erm, non-kosher |
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| clean and cosy |
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| apt signage |
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| I got my char siew rice here |
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| again, apt signage |
Since my gums were still pretty sore and I was trying to avoid hot food and excessive chewing, I settled on the 1Char Siew Rice while Cat ordered a plate of 2Char Kuey Teow.
1barbecued pork served with chicken-flavoured
rice, cucumbers, drenched in sweet gravy or drizzled with dark soy sauce and
garlic chilli
2flat rice noodles stir-fried over very high heat
with light and dark soy sauce, chili, a small quantity of belachan, whole
prawns, de-shelled cockles, bean sprouts, chopped Chinese chives and egg
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| Cat's char kuey teow |
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| my char siew rice |
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| coffee with exotic names |
The damage? All in (plus exotic sounding coffee for both of us) it came to RM24, which is a little steep considering it was just Cat and I but reasonable enough when compared to other departmental store and shopping complexes food courts. Would we come again? This is a very cosy place to rest your feet and have a meal after a hard day of shopping, we reckon.
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