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Today's post will be a continuation, part 2 if you like, of my 13 part series of top 5 locations around Setapak and Wangsa Maju. Economy rice stalls are the more affordable options for lunch or dinner in Wangsa Maju. Check out below my personal opinion of where to get  more affordable economy rice stalls in Setapak Wangsa Maju Kuala Lumpur (in no particular order). Here's hoping this list might be of assistance. More of these top 5 articles writeups will be popping up in the near future so look out for it! Saborz Corner @ LRT Wangsa Maju

I've been hearing loads of good stuffs about Brussels Beer Cafe , be it over at their branch in Jaya One, Ampang, or Solaris Dutamas. Well, over the weekend, got a call from my friends and we decided to crash in for a quick meet-up and lunch at Brussels Beer Cafe over at Menara Hap Seng . The cafe itself was located at the ground floor in full view of the streets outside, so it's hard not to miss it.  Brussels Beer Cafe

Marrybrown is a Malaysian owned fast food franchise which isn't as popular as the usual KFC or Mcdonalds but have been around the local scene for quite some time now. They serve a localized fare of fried chicken, chicken porridge, nasi lemak, burgers and more . Anyway this post would be my take on Marrybrown's branch in First World Plaza , Genting Highlands . Marrybrown Genting Highlands Marrybrown Restaurant First World Plaza, Genting Highlands Part of the reason how I ended up in a fast food restaurant on the first night I was up in Genting Highlands the other day was the fact that I arrived way past midnight. Walking around Genting , there weren't much choices for hot food as most eateries were already closed for the night. This was when I stumbled upon Marrybrown with it's " Open 24hours" sign , with the promise of offering hot freshly prepared food. It was indeed a welcome sight on a cold night. Marrybrown with its "open door" co...

Today, I was over at Port Dickson , one of the few times I actually dropped by this part of Malaysia. This time I'm here for my pre-wedding photoshoot. It was 3pm, and we have not had our lunch yet, the first chinese restaurant we headed to was closed. Our seasoned photographer then suggested this Pantai Ria Restaurant for a quick tea/lunch break. Pantai Ria Restaurant Restoran Pantai Ria‎ 4/223 Jalan Pantai 71050 Port Dickson 06-6625122 View Larger Map The first thing that caught my attention was the word "Muslim Seafood" printed on its banner. It got me thinking on the reason why they chose to go halal. The owner is a chinese muslim? Or probably they figured by going halal, there would be more customers. Anyway that's secondary, because I was more interested in the quality of the food. A signboard by the main road pointing the way Clean and tidy environment Since there were four of us, I went ahead to order four dishes . The settings and menu is ...

It was Christmas eve. My location? Sungai Bakap . I was with my girlfriend's family, and we decided to go for a nice seafood dinner. The location of this place wasn't very near, in fact it was quite far over at Bagan Semak, located somewhere along the borders of Penang, and Kedah. Well, after roughly 30 mins drive from Sungai Bakap , across winding kampung roads, we finally reached out destination around 8.30pm. The name of this quaint kampung restaurant is Ng Han Kee Fresh Water Seafood Restaurant . When they mention Fresh Water seafood, they're not pulling your leg, as the seafood is really fresh, as in still alive in small man made ponds. Their prawns are fresh and alive in these ponds as well. Live fishes swimming around. We took a medium size fish, and around 1kilogramme of prawns . That's quite a lot considering there weren't many of us. The queue to wait for our food to be ready took quite long though, maybe this was due to 3 or 4 tables were previousl...