I'dahlia Corner Sup Tulang Meletop — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

We had just dropped off Najwa at KLCC, and I had wanted to have breakfast at Wanjo, Kampong Bharu. But as we were passing along Persiaran Stonor, my wife's attention was distracted by this roadside cafe, and the number of cars parked along side the road. And she quickly exclaimed, " Let's have breakfast here!" So, there goes my Wanjo...

I took a bit of time adjusting my car parking, but she had alighted earlier and straight away ordered Roti Tampal with teh tarik. When I arrived, I immediately saw that they also serve nasi lemak, but I decided not to have that dish, as it would definitely NOT be at Wanjo's level...Hence, I just followed my wife, and went along with Roti Tampal and teh tarik also.

We sat at the covered terrace area, which was almost fully occupied. Our choices of tables were quite limited, but to make things worse, at least four of the patrons were smoking!!! We ended up sitting near the main entrance to the inner hall, but still we could smell those flagrant cigerattes, as the smokers were simply puffing away without any care for the other customers!!😡😡😡

I hope that the officers from the Health Department would read this review and come here for a spotcheck, and fine the smokers and the operator as well. The law against smoking inside any F&B outlets have been in place for 5 years already, but some people just blatantly refuse to follow, at the dismal of other law abiding citizens...How...

Nice place to have a smack in the urban landscapes of Kuala Lumpur. on Jalan Stonor, near Kia Peng and surrounded by monster condos and apartments. This small and cozy dining place is where you can get a nice hot cooked meal, drinks and chicken rice.

Price is just nice not too low or too pricey. Food is tasty, drinks are refreshing and the decor is just simply garden like. Just what you need in a place where the concrete jungle surrounds you and needed a place that's green and relaxing.

If you come in the late afternoon, expect to have some fried finger foods like Pisang goreng (fried bananas), cucur Udang (fried shrimp dumplings) and some other...

Good place to have lunch with nasi berlauk. The ayam goreng berempah is delicious—nicely fried, not too hard, and really juicy. The long beans are also well stir-fried, and when mixed with egg sambal and masak lemak gravy, the combination is really satisfying.

However, the seating area can get quite hot during sunny lunch hours, even with the fans on. The Teh O Ais was refreshing, and the pricing is standard for Malay mixed rice. I also appreciate the convenience of paying with a QR code.

Overall, a solid spot for...