The Ramen Stall Komtar JBCC Chicken Ramen
Ramen
- RM20 - RM50 per pax
Chiefeater VK had a chicken ramen at The Ramen Stall Komtar JBCC whose broth reminded him strongly of Maggi chicken noodles


Vegetarian
I was game for something different and decided explore the realm of vegetarian cuisine at theLocal Kopi Malaya Puchong.
The Nasi Lemak with Curry Mutton (RM17.80) was reimagined with a vegetarian twist. The mutton alternative added a unique flavour profile, while the ingenious replication of Ikan Bilis provided that essential crunch. A fusion of creativity and taste, showcasing the culinary prowess of TheLocal.

The soft boiled eggs was what I expected of a soft boiled egg (RM5.90).

However, the crumbly toast (RM5.90) left me yearning for a toast that worked better. I would also have wanted a more generous spread of the aromatic Kaya on the toast.

No meal is complete without the perfect beverage. theLocal Kopi Malaya Puchong lived up to expectations with a comforting cup of Kopi, offering a warm and pleasing beverage to our culinary journey.

While the culinary experience was interesting, it’s essential to note that the bill for our vegetarian feast came to RM45.55 for two. An aspect that might give some patrons pause.
Business Hours
Opens Daily
08:00 am to 09:00 pm
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