During PC Fair last weekend, after braving the crowd for 5 hours, we were hungry for some food and stopped by this Taiwanese restaurant at Avenue K just next to KLCC. Taiwan Recipe K Avenue is located exactly at the entrance of KLCC Putra LRT.
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| Taiwan Recipe K Avenue |
I've always thought the name of the shop was Little Taiwan, but guess I was mistaken, not sure if it was a name change or not. Anyway it's called Taiwan Recipe now. We were 3 hungry guys just back from PC fair looking for some good food to fill our hunger and immediately proceeded to order from the menu.
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| The menu |
The ambience of the restaurant was nice, it had an orange colored hue to the whole place. I could see some students actually studying there with their notes.
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| Studying while you eat? |
We ordered a main dish for each of us, and an extra side dish. The bill that came up was pretty reasonable, under RM60 if I can remember correctly. Do forgive my memory as I couldn't remember exactly how much each dish was priced. Anyway below would be some pictures of the food we took that day.
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| Our side dish, and Taiwan Restaurant Favourite, Salted Fried Chicken |
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| My Beef Balls Noodles, the beef balls were nice. |
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| Pork balls noodles |
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| Taiwan Sausage Lou Shu Fan |
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| Tea |
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| My usual Honey Dew Pearl Milk Tea |
Overall it was a good meal, and filling enough to feed 3 hungry grown man. The taste was good, but recently I think I've been to one too many Taiwan Restaurants as this one tasted the same as the rest. There were no exceptionally unique flavors which got me excited.
Food looks ok. This kind of places usually a bit more expensive, no? Cheaper in kopitiam...and often nicer too.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I was expecting a Penang post... This one is a scheduled post, no? Guess you're still in Penang right now.
ReplyDeleteAmbience checked. Food photos checked. Food description checked. Food price OMG hilang LOL! Food taste HALF HALF lol! When you wan to turn into food pro blogger ahr :) hahaha
ReplyDeleteUnder 60RM for 3? That is really cheap. I can only wish we could eat at such prices in Singapore
ReplyDeleteBananaz would go for the tikus noodles with Taiwan sausage. So you met the Godfather of Penang and paid your protection money haha.
ReplyDeleteThe food there still look kinda localized ler. :p Not very taiwanese. :p
ReplyDeleteI would love to drink your milky honey dew too. :p
ReplyDeleteBeef noodles and pork ball noodles seem yummy (:
ReplyDeleteSTP and myself opt for coffeeshops.. hahahaa.. we older generation is like that... but i guess in big cities, it is different.. mostly are fine dining now...
ReplyDeletei hv been to taiwan and i love its food.
ReplyDeleteLol reading ur blog at dis hour make me feel so hungweeey! >.<
ReplyDeleteThe food looks so yummeh.