Butter Crab Every crack of the shell revealed fresh sweet juicy flesh. They are best eaten slathered in creamy buttery sauce. Bathe the fried man tau in the butter sauce and you’ll find yourself ordering another round of man tau. Bid farewell to your forks and spoons, get messy with your hands instead and lick every drop of that buttery goodness off your fingers. You can say it is 'finger lickin good'! 💲: 2🦀 for RM28

Sweet Sour Spicy Crab

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Our 9th stop at Murni for supper that night in KL, similar to our simpang bedok. Garlic Cheese Naan RM6.50, with curry and condensed milk. It's so good that I can never think naan the same way again in Singapore. Big thanks to @jaslyn_low for the food-filled trip 🙆🏻

Let's Supper Mee Raja & Chicken Chop Maryland combo is the best sharing portion ever! 👍👌😋 #sedap

Something not to be missed when yc in Murni **Miss my day in college Roti Hawaii (Topped with LOADS of mayo and filled with minced meat, sausage, egg and pineapples) #murnidiscovery #ss2 #rotihawaii #yc #supper #burpple #burpplekl

Fried Butter Mantis Prawn (RM15/26/38) Like a bar snack that you just can't stop popping into your mouth - these crunchy glistening buttery mantis prawns were a little too easy to eat and were all gone in minutes. The curry leaves make all the difference to give a spice-y shock to the tastebuds. 👍🏼

Indonesian Style (Curry) Tofu (RM15/20/26) A concoction of (mainly) tofu + fish, prawns and sotong bathes in a curry gravy. This curry is not your typical Chinese curry - it has has that something something we discovered to be from lots of hebi. 🍤 Also, a layer of steamed egg lines the bottom of the dish ahhh. 🤤 I can't recommend this enough. I want moarrr. 👍🏼👍🏼

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Spicy Bacon Pizza (RM16.80) Another yummy dish to order off the menu. I love their pizzas! Thin-crusted pie blanketed by melted cheese and loaded with spicy bacon.

Nachos Chili Con Carne w/ Pork (RM18.80) A must-order whenever I’m here! Best eaten with a glass of frozen beer. Cant stop raving about this cheesy, super calorific and sinful plate! There’s something so extraordinarily dirty about the whole experience, but oh so satisfying. Crispy nachos covered in tangy chili con carne and gooey cheese. Optional but dip them in the bowl of creamy melted cheese (MORE CHEESE because you’re already sinning, so might as well take it to the next level).

For Easy Happy Hour Eats Now up to their third location, Uncle Don's entices with their 'Dine Like A Don' tagline and sure enough, it ticks all the right boxes for a cheap and good meal with beer to boot. That said, not all dishes here meets the mark so we're here to help you order only the hits. To go with their Xtra Cold Carlsberg (from RM9.95 a mug), the Spicy Bacon Pizza (RM14.80) is not only delicious, but good to share between (at least) two. The pocket-friendly pie will help cut down on your spending on food, perhaps to funnel it into more drinks instead. But if you're more of a must-have-rice-for-dinner kind, the menu has something fantastic for you. The Filipino recipe for Sizzling Sisig (RM12.80) is a flavoursome delicacy made from parts of a pig's head and liver and before you cop out of this exotic dish, know that it tastes and looks much better than it sounds. It's also served with rice and keropok on the side. Avg price per person: RM15 Photo by Burppler Foodie Moo

For Busan's Boneless Fried Chicken Hailing from Busan in Korea, Outdark's first flagship here is housed in a conspicuous two-storey corner lot in SS15. Dimly lit and sporting a modern wood-and-steel setting, this bustling spot with seats aplenty is made for gatherings. The queues are for their Originate Chicken (from RM39, good for two), tender, boneless fried chicken tossed in a basket with criss-cut fries and French fries. If you like chicken nuggets, this is like hitting the jackpot with a supersized, real-meat version. Order it in the crispy Original or glazed in the sweet-sticky Honey Garlic sauce — side sauces are supplied for an extra flavour boost. For a more holistic experience, share the Outdark Platter (RM88) between two to three. The set comes with fried chicken, seafood pancake, japchae (glass noodle salad), grilled rice cake, kimchi as well as DIY rice balls to keep you busy between bites. On the more exotic end, there is also a dish of Stir-Fried Chicken Feet (RM38) served on a half-and-half bed of seaweed rice and gooey cheese. Avg price per person: RM40 Photo by Burppler Rueann Dass

Outdark Originate Chicken (RM43) Outdark, birthed in Busan, makes it foray into Malaysia with this SS15 outpost. Spanning two floors, the resto is modern, spacious and packed-out! Ordered their signature boneless chicken platter, and it came with a flurry of fries (French, criss-cut and wedges). It doesn't matter which flavour you get because all available sauces are provided with it. But after attempting the ones glazed in Honey & Garlic, I'd say go for the Original so you'll get to have your chicken still crisp and crunchy. Refrain from getting classic dishes like the Kimchi Fried Rice (RM13) or Japchae, which were nowhere as good as the chicken.

Fried chicken and crinkle cut fries make a comfy bed (until you finish eating all of it). ⠀ Food: 4/5 Ambience: 3/5 Service: 1/5 Price: 😭 aka not #TrooperWorthy

Seasoned Whole Chicken (RM48) Another good spot for korean fried chicken! Opted for bone this round and I think I personally prefer it as there’s less fried batter. Sauce is not-at-all spicy but instead rather tomatoey. I like it but felt like there was too much of it.

Spicy Soy Chicken (Half) RM25 This is my second time visit here. Last time I have their signature soy chicken but for me is too sweet. This time i have their signature spicy soy chicken for half potion with my friend. Their spicy soy chicken is very nice, the chicken is very juicy and delicious . They will also served with pickled cucumbers and kimchi and its suprisingly taste good. Will definitely recommend if you want to have yummy halal korean style crispy chicken. 9/10

For Mouthwatering Korean Fried Chicken Birthed around the same time the Korean fried chicken trend hit KL, Nanda Chicken proves to be a keeper. The pork-free joint tempts with their fairly new specialty Boneless Crispy Hot Snow Cheese Chicken (RM62 for 4 pax) — the mountain of cheese shavings have an uncanny resemblance to snow. It's a heart-stopping sight and certainly, a delicious bite too! Burpple Tastemaker Calvin speaks our minds when he says "How can you resist the cheese?" The friendly staff will be glad to guide you through the cheesy affair that involves twirling crisp, crunchy fried chicken in a melting pan of cheese. There is also regular fried chicken, sans cheese, on the menu. But in case chicken do not suffice, whet your appetite with the all-day long RM18 meal offer for Dakgyejang (spicy chicken and leek soup) and what we think is a perfect pairing for Korean fried chicken: Ramen Jungsik (ramen with rice cake) — both come in robust portions with rice. Pork-free. Serves alcohol. Avg price per person: RM35 *Pork-free. *Serves alcohol. Avg price per person: RM35 Photo by Burpple Tastemaker Calvin Lam

For Midnight Ice-Cream Runs Here is a dessert place that opens unusually late till midnight. Known for their fresh cookies baked in-house and top-notch ice-cream sandwiches (made with said cookies), the shop is decked out in a cheerful combination of blue and white. Bring a close friend with you to share a sweet treat past bedtime. Get an Ice Cream Sandwich (RM9.90) — it's a classic that features creamy vanilla between chocolate chip cookies. Alternatively, the Roti Ice Cream (RM8.90) makes a nostalgic favourite! Choose any three ice cream flavours and watch as they jam all three into a long bun. The simple dessert is very filling thanks to the soft, pillowy buns soaked in ice cream, so order it strictly for sharing. Avg price per person: RM10 Photo by Burppler Emily C

For Desserts From Our Childhood Having thrived as a baking delivery service, the Skinny Bakers finally decided that they could escape their flourishing fans no more. Their newly opened brick-and-mortar dessert parlour Escapade focuses on simple yet decadent desserts — think Twix Milkshake (RM13.90), Banana Split (RM9.90) and the ultimate childhood memory, Roti Ice Cream (RM8.90). Aptly named, this spot is perfect for when you need to forget your worries and focus on finishing your ice cream. Bring a friend who needs cheering up, or a girlfriend in a bad mood for their remedying Ice Cream Sandwich (RM9.90). The smooth vanilla ice cream is sandwiched between warm, homebaked cookies for a comforting treat. If it has been a really bad day, make things right again with an extra chocolate drizzle (RM0.50). Avg Price: RM10 Photo by Burppler Emily C

Bulatan Kg. Pandan Featuring G-Lat's local flavour ice cream, this luscious roundabout of waffle is quite the contender for good desserts. While looks may have you fooled that it's cloyingly sweet, clever ice cream picks will help keep sweetness at bay. Expect a balance between refreshing and rich from their bestselling coconut gula melaka ice cream and lay it on that crispy-on-the-outside, fluffy-on-the-inside pandan waffle. This one's priced at RM24 and recommended for sharing.

Spicy Aglio Olio (RM16) Aglio olio spaghetti cooked with dried shrimp chilli (I think) and served with grilled chicken. Pasta was cooked al dente, mild spicy flavour but chicken was dry. Maybe will give the waffles a try if I do dine here again.

Chicken Lasagna (RM17) Undercooked edges. Taste just okay. Only thing I liked was the generous serving of coleslaw.

For Innovative Affogato and Coffee By the same people behind Poke Bowl Rice, The Affogato Guys offer an inventive take on their namesake — think fresh carrot juice and Korean matcha in place of espresso. Each affogato is named after a girl (perhaps one for each affogato guy). While Rachel (RM18.90) is the girl-next-door who has espresso, cookies, roasted peanuts and salted caramel ice cream to offer, Jane (RM18.90) is fresh and fragrant, pairing lemon sorbet with black tea and honey to please. Manager Kenry also tells us that more coffee creations are in the works, with shaken honey espresso (available soon) and gula Melaka iced drip (RM18.90) leading the line. The refreshing ice-cold shaken coffee bears an uncanny resemblance to beer, sans alcohol, so drop by for a guilt-free afternoon drink. Avg Price: RM30 Photo by Burppler Trisha Toh

For Creative Affogatos With Feminine Names The Rachel (RM18.9) — Espresso, Salted Caramel Ice-cream, Chocolate PB sauce, Cookies, Roasted Peanuts. A damn indulging affogato that satisfies. Coffee from Typica Roasters.

For Fantastic Cold Brews and Fresh Bakes The young team behind this cafe in sleepy SS17 keeps it real with their mission to feed the neighbourhood comfort fare and great coffee. It’s a small and cosy space, which is great for lingering with friends over a bottle of Cold Brew (RM13) and fresh bakes. The display counter showcases doughnuts, cakes and cinnamon rolls on rotation, and they're all done well. For something more substantial, you won't go wrong with the Toasted Sourdough (RM15) with eggs your way and mushroom ragout that will surely hit the spot. Photo by Burppler Rueann Dass

Chocolate Pound Cake (RM7) This dark, decadent slice tastes like a dream. It also comes close to the chocolate cake out of a Matilda movie scene. It's the soft, warm chocolate cake with a shiny glaze on top, one that I would lock myself in a room with when life is tough. Only available on rotation as the cafe does a range of other kickass baked goods, so call ahead if you're heading here for this particular dessert.

Toasted Sourdough (RM15) Look to the all-day menu for this hit; my kind of breakfast bowl with two crisp, fantastic sourdough slices, easy scrambled eggs and creamy mushroom ragout. It doesn’t come with those cheddar slices — those came free from a cheese-averse dining companion’s plate. The rocket leaves almost feel out of place, but I personally love rocket and don’t really care whether they fit the dish if I’m getting some.