Causeway to JB

Hidden in this shopping mall, you actually can find this ramen restaurant; which is their only oversea outlet outside Japan.

They have been here for many years, and still continue to be very popular for their ramen.

Every ramen order would entitled you a complimentary side dish and green tea. And they have lots of side dishes to choose from.

Definitely a must if you happen to visit this shopping mall for the first time.

The Tonkotsu Ajitama Ramen comes in white broth that’a very creamy. Topped with slices of cha shu and soft boiled egg.

The popular after-meal spot at Austin Height, where you could grab some dessert and ice cream.

I’m just want to get some ice cream, so didn’t go for their lava cookie. Plenty of seats and comfy environment to enjoy some ice cream.

One of the vegetarian restaurants you can find in JB, Roots Bistro focuses much on the fusion cuisine of meatless foods here.

To suit the local taste, they also have a few Asian style of meatless foods such as this pasta.

Served just exactly like a normal laksa, but using pasta as the noodle. Lemak and spicy enough.

A new cafe that recently just opened at this new shophouses area here.

The Blue Door Coffee House is one of them, which located on second floor. You can find the exact location on Google Maps.

While you could immediately spot the blue door as you climbing up, most people would fooled by it because it wasn’t the real door.

You will know what I mean when you are here. A very simple setup with chairs and tables around. What’s unique about this place is the literally a bed at the center.

There’s some specialty drinks recommended by them and this Coconut Candy is one of them.

They used coconut drink mixed with coconut jelly and coconut cream, accompanied with a small bottle of cold brew.

Surprisingly there wasn’t anyone when I came early morning as they just opened at 9am. Plenty of seats available here, so you could rest enjoy the pastries and drink; while enjoying the scenery here.

One of the Instagrammable spot you can find in JB, a bit further from the causeway. Once you reached here, find this house that covered with green plants surrounding the building.

They opened early in the morning from 9am, a perfect spot to grab some breakfast with their pastries and drink.

Plenty of options here and all of them look appetising. In the end I chosen these two.

68 Avenue is one of the latest spot in Gelang Patah for varieties of food options.

Here you would find this popular food court that usually packed during dinner time.

Heng Park Garden Cafe really has lots of stalls that you are spoiled with choices. Plenty of seats available indoor and outdoor.

For me, I got the wanton mee from this stall call 好想吃云吞面. Go for the biggest size with everything included, such as the char siew, fishcake, fried wanton, soup wanton and lots of pork lard as well.

You shouldn’t leave a Hakka restaurant without trying the popular yam abacus, which they fried it perfectly with every pieces.

Found this Hakka restaurant on the top level of Mid Valley Southkey, near to GSC as we were looking for dinner.

Serving authentic Hakka cuisine and they served their foods pretty fast. They set menu comes with rice and one side dish.

I’m impressed with their drunken chicken soup, which taste very strong. Comes with few pieces of chicken meats.

I was taking a flight from Senai Airport and looking for something to eat before departure nearby, then I found this new place at Kulai.

Alit Restaurant housed within a vey nostalgia interior style of setting, serving local cuisine from early morning.

Their signature dish seems to be the curry noodle. I would say it is very tasty and spicy for me. You get to choose the type of noodle.

Found this new gelato shop in this mall called the Gio Gelato, which you could easily spot it as you enter the mall from the custom.

Highlighting their gelato made from 95% fat free, all natural and less sugar. But I find the wildberry sorbet a bit blend with the taste, much like ice with flavour.

Hidden cafe located within Horizon Hills estate which you would be greet by a fish tank at the entrance.

Very spacious and greenery here, which some time they will close the place for wedding hosting. So do follow their social media for their operating time.

Offering western fusion style of foods here. They open for dinner only during weekdays but will open for brunch on weekend.

Their seared barramundi is very tasty and cooked well, grilled perfectly while the meat inside remain soft. It also comes with 2 slices of bread to go with as well. The chic pea ragout would be a good combination for the fish.