Restoran D'chow Kit — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Experience Wonderful Indonesia hospitality at this restaurant. The waiters are very polite and friendly although they're not that chatty. This is my 2nd night having my dinner here and the staff noticed my review and I complimented with Bubur Grundul Jogja. I asked for the menu and surprised there's a long list of Indonesian cuisines which you can try here without having to travel to our neighbouring country esp during pandemic. Go give it a try you won't regret it! 🥰

If you go for the set (combo), you can choose whether you want Iced tea or Ice syrup. On my picture is honey chicken set which costs about RM 12. They accept eWallet Touch&Go. The food is tasty and nutritious as it has variety of vegetables and the chicken is tender. I think I'd pay a visit again tomorrow to try other sets. The ambience isn't that pretty though so consider eating inside if it's in the afternoon. You can stay at a hotel nearby for easy access. It's just 2-3 minutes walk from...

everything here are so good that i can't wait to come next time to try another foods

sayur bayam bening tastes so familiar like the one sold at warteg. soft and rich in bawang flavor

gorengan (bakwan & tahu isi) so good! especially when it's freshly fried, don't forget to grab yours.

sambal sotong sotong is very tender, melt in your mouth. not too spicy, with a hint of sweetness it's definitely becoming one of my favourite

ayam bakar madu unfortunately, the chicken we had that time was very hard to cut with spoon and difficult to chew

es teler avocado, kolang-kaling, jelly. great combination to wash away the spiciness

for all menu shown in the picture, i paid approx. rm 25 which may be slightly more expensive compared to mixed rice store, but it's a good homemade food that reminds you...

I'm Indonesian, and this is the first time going abroad, also first time being in Kuala Lumpur. And because this is the first chance I get to try Kuala Lumpur food. So I just want something light and something simple. I choose bakso urat or meat balls. The serving is plenty in a large bowl... even for Indonesia street food standard, the portion is big. there are 2 big meat balls with 1 small meat balls, complete with tofu, kurupuk pangsit or chips, noodle and rice noodle (beehoon) and some vegetables. The broth is clear not thick, and I like it. The meat balls is big and delicious, there are some fats and soft bones inside. I really liked kurupuk pangsit...