Kacang & Peanut Cafe

Chendol itself was ok, corn as well. The red bean sauce was really good, very flavourful. Bottom is coconut milk shaved ice, quite fine.

Some novelty, the red beans are worth a try since they're so close to the immigration checkpoint

The cendol offerings at this place (approximately between RM15 to RM20) honestly looks very pleasing to the eye. Tastewise, I'll rate it a 8/10 because I'm biased towards anything that has coconut milk in it.

What can I say... YUM!!! These tarts did not let me down at all. Flavourful filling, and satisfying crust. My mom even gave it a thumbs up. The original flavoured tart is on the left, and the earl gray flavoured tart I ordered was on the right. The tarts are around RM5 depending on flavour chosen.

A creative spin on our usual Nasi Lemak. The mentaiko drizzled on top of the egg was the magic sauce that made it taste even better. (RM 17.90)

Had this amazing Kacang Pool (RM16.90) dish today. Salivating aroma, and the sunny side egg at the side was an adorable addition!

Rm20.90
Stopped by this newly opened store located inside fives hotel, and saw they had some pretty interesting ice blended bowls.

The ice is made with frozen watermelon juice, the little balls are pure watermelon, and the jelly is infused with the aroma of rose.

Topped over with grounded peanut

Overall very refreshing and hit the bullseye during this hot afternoon.