For Classic Butter Chicken An institution in SS15, this humble restaurant sees crowds waiting in line for their signature Butter Chicken (from RM10). Burppler XingWei Cheang waxed lyrical about the dish “...silky, luscious coating of butter and condensed milk over crispy yet juicy fried chicken. The fragrant flavours of curry leaves and the sweetness of the rich, dairy elements of the dish meld perfectly.” The only thing you’ll need to eat this with is White Rice (RM1.30). Pro tip: They have a second outlet in SS15, so you can move the party there if it's too crowded at this location. Photo by Burppler XingWei Cheang

Pretty sure Malaysian butter chicken is a classic you’d only find in the country.⁣ 📌 Gold Chili, SS15. [halal]⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ 📷 In frame: ⁣⁣⁣ Boneless Chicken Set [RM12]⁣ ⁣⁣ ✨: Gold Chili’s rendition of the beloved Malaysian cafeteria staple involves a silky, luscious coating of butter and condensed milk over crispy yet juicy fried chicken. The fragrant flavours of curry leaves and the sweetness of the rich, dairy elements of the dish meld perfectly. A spoon of steamy white rice and a bite of sauce laden meat creates a simply heavenly mouthful. ⁣ ⁣⁣ 💬: As much as it’s good, I wouldn’t travel to the area for the sole purpose of having a meal at Gold Chili. Would definitely consider going there if I were nearby though. ⁣ ⁣⁣ Do you like Malaysian style butter chicken (aka 奶油鸡)?⁣

Buttermilk Chicken Quite a small portion of buttermilk chicken (pictured) for RM14.50. This is their large size. The buttermilk chicken was okay but not spectacular. We also ordered sweet sour Japanese tofu and egg. Fresh fruit juice was good too and only RM3.50 for small & RM5 to go large. (Affordable!!) Overall it was an enjoyable meal and affordable too. Just don't put too high expectation on the buttermilk chicken as it tastes pretty much the same as any other place that sells buttermilk dishes.

Pongteh Chicken Pongteh chicken here is on the soya sauce sweet side if you like that kind of taste. Not for me but chicken was tender. Read more on our IG account @thokohmakan.

Kangkung Bawang Belacan Kangkung bawang belacan (RM7.10) is nubbad. Good dish to share also. Not too spicy with sweetness from the onions. Read more on our IG account @thokohmakan.

Ikan Kembong Cili Garam We enjoyed the fried ikan kembong 🐟 topped with cili garam (chilli paste). Another good dish to share. Read more on our IG account @thokohmakan.

ICED MOCHA My favourite drink at all times. 😁☕️ Kingstreet usually serves coffee, with a sweet aftertaste. It’s so sweet that you don’t need sugar 😂 I love how the coffee tastes really pleasant and balanced. If you’re someone who’s more inclined to chocolate, you can definitely request for more chocolate to be added into your Iced Mocha.

29.04.2016 FLAVOUR EXPLOSION! Drops of perfectly sweet gula Melaka poured over these very pillowy brioche toast and topped with a generous scoop of the ever so perfect pandan ice cream😋 I'm in heaven......I WANT MORE! #kingstreetcafe #kingstreetcafekl #toastgasm #musthave #April2016

Coffee time! Always an ideal place for good specialty coffee 😋

Japanese BBQ at Gyukingu. It’s tucked away in a corner of Desa Sri Hartamas, next to Raj Curry House and near to Souled out. The restaurant uses a proper tabletop charcoal grill so the food is cooked at a slower pace. This is not for a rushed meal but rather taking your time grilling the food over conversations and company. The seafood set had prawns, scallops, squid and some side dishes for two. You’ll probably want to add some more such as the beef cubes (with lots of marbling) and the beef wrapped enoki. I now know I’m terrible at grilling squid. Haha. The staff will help you grill on request or you can diy. #burpple

For Prime Japanese Barbecue Dishing out one of KL’s more exciting selections of premium meats, Gyukingu (it means king of beef) certainly deserves its name. The arsenal here comprises of Saga Beef (from RM153.70 per 100g) and Australian Wagyu Beef (RM106 per 100g), charcoal-grilled upon order. Originating from Kyushu Island, Saga Beef is marked by its beautiful marbling and is often considered a step up from Kobe beef — absolutely worth splurging on for special occasions! There are also delicious offerings that are kinder to the pocket, such as the Meat Set (RM86.90). Although the menu does not specify this, the set serving chicken, lamb and pork with rice and side dishes is good to fill two tummies — perfect for a sizzling hot date night! Avg Price: RM80 Photo by Burppler Lim Rin

BBQ Meat Platter Well it's actually an established name which first sprung open in Kota damansara 4 years ago and with the success of it, they have mushroomed themselves from the mother ship to open in the land which is like the mini Tokyo or Seoul in Malaysia! This outlet however is run for 1 year and it has been running ever since locally with a strong Japanese influence.. The menu here are rather compact with just the options of meat to choose from but if you're just dining for 2, the meat platter is an excellent choice.. For the price of RM86.90, you are being spoilt with the meat of pork, lamb and chicken with the additional of sides; not to forget the Japanese version of kimchi called kimuchi and with some rice and clear seaweed soup.. The portion of the meat however is just perfect for 2 person as it's quite filling and you can request the Help of the friendly staff there to grill it for you (that's what we did)! The service there is fast and really polite. A fantastic place to have for a quiet lunch get together but bare in mind it's a small place and it may get hot and slightly smoky but worth the enjoyment of the end result! They do have other meat sets and premium wagyu or Kobe if you're in the mood to splurge & not forgetting that they do serve alcoholic drinks from Sapporo beer, wines and sake!