La Teh

I was trying out my new app!!! LOL! I jumped on the Instagram wagon a tad too late and decided to try it out during Mother's day dinner at La Teh, Segambut. It's really awkward using a huge ass iPad to take pictures on Instagram, but you can see the difference!

This is Lemongrass Drumstick and it was delicious! It is similar to Ole Ole Bali's Satay Lilit.

This is the Vietnamese La Teh bread Sandwich with Lemongrass Chicken. This was absolutely delicious!!! Chicken with generous servings of greens! (9.95MYR)

 This is Pad Thai which was soooo impressive!!! It looks bad like a blob of noodles but the taste is just outta this world...  we loved this!! (11.95MYR)

This is the best food!! We enjoyed the Nasi Ketuk with Fried Chicken immensely. The chicken is fried till crisp, the rice is served warm, with an egg and fish crackers. Very filling and delicious. (14.95MYR)

This was Daddy's drink which I thought was a tad too pricey. This is called the Legend of Lemongrass. It's quite refreshing and quite nice but at 9.95MYR, it's too pricey.

A meal for the 5 adults costs about this much... and i find it quite reasonable... Don't you think so.

The only problem was the location. It's so unaccessible and we needed 2 different GPS and at the end of the day, it's near Kiara/Desa Hartamas.... Anyways, for more info, do check La Teh out!!! You won't regret it. 

~La Undomestic Goddess

30, Block A Plaza Sinar, Jalan 8/38D,
Taman Sri Sinar Segambut,
51200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Phone:+6036262 1626

Ole Ole Bali, Empire Gallery

Me and Dr. Eunice decided to try out Ole Ole Bali at Empire Gallery and it did not disappoint. It was more or less like Bumbu Bali in terms of the deco but the food is definitely waaaay more delicious than Bumbu Bali (Maybe because we're hungry?)

We both had the Nasi Campur (Mixed Rice) and this is not your ordinary Malay or Chinese Mixed rice, no.... It has these lightly grilled Calamaries that are grilled to perfection and not over cooked and chewy but the only thing missing was a lemon wedge.

The fish was tenderly grilled as well and tastes fresh and the satay lilit was the bom!!! It's a very thin layer of chicken meat "lilit" around a lemongrass stem and grilled to perfection.

The deco helps as well to set an ambiance with soft Balinese music playing in the background. I love this place and the food here plus taxes and water cost around 40MYR.

~La Undomestic Goddess