You probably wouldn’t expect a Japanese restaurant selling fresh sashimi in a high rise above Orchard Central to have cheap prices, but that’s precisely what you’re getting at Tsukiji Fish Market Restaurant!

If there was a restaurant that fits the busy young and hip crowd at 313 @ Somerset, it would be NY Night Market. This Korean restaurant offers a nice spin on Korean cuisine with its selection of foods which blend Korean with New York themed dishes.

Affordable and tasty French food in Singapore may sound like a combination that doesn’t make sense, but you can get just that at Saveur Restaurant, Purvis Street in Singapore! From duck confit, to a fusion chilli crab pasta, the dishes offered you offer a creative twist to French cuisine.

Kluang is not particularly known for their Bak Kut Teh, but this would be a pretty good choice. The Bak Kut Teh here is of the more clean tasting type, and can fit your fancy if you don’t like those stronger tasting ones.

Perhaps every instagram user who goes to Johor has a picture at this almost iconic restaurant. The ambience alone is almost enough for many to make the trip here, with flowers hanging off the ceiling and the lights dim down low.

Definitely in the argument for most popular eating spots in Gelang Patah, Kuching Taste Restaurant makes quick, cheap meals that you will surely enjoy. From kolo mee to sarawak laksa, it offers all your favourite Sarawakian noodles!

The restaurant, branchild of the restaurant-eur/author sisters, Mei is a cozy restaurant in the bustling Sri Hartamas area serving up food to a hip young crowd. Its seats are nearly always fully taken up, and is thriving in the Mont Kiara area.

Starting from a small restaurant in Sri Hartamas, Marta’s Kitchen has upgraded over the years and become one of the most well known Spanish restaurants in Kuala Lumpur. With appetizing tapas and stunning paellas, Marta’s Kitchen is one of my CAN’T miss picks when you’re in the area!

Both in Pavilion, Kuala Lumpur and in Uptown Damansara, Miru is one of my favourite dessert cafes in Kuala Lumpur. Its selection of desserts ranges from your more basic toast with ice cream to kakigori, Miru makes high quality desserts at an okay-ish price.

Perhaps one of the things that I MUST get my fix of whenever I get back to Kuala Lumpur. Damansara Uptown Hokkien Mee is an almost legendary restaurant where I feel pretty much everybody should try when they are in Kuala Lumpur.

My girlfriend is a pretty big fan of Dim Sum for breakfast, so I guess trust her when she says that this is what she thinks is the best Dim Sum in Johor Bahru. It serves all your usual Dim Sum favourites and comes at a pretty reasonable price.

I’m a sucker for Korean fried chicken, I’m a big fan of the way it tastes more healthy than a KFC, but packs so much flavour inside of it. That’s why me and my girlfriend headed over to Chi Mac for a nice dinner.

One of the biggest value for money places that I personally know, Yus Be is my favourite chicken chop in Gelang Patah, coming at a very budget-esque price!

Looking for a poke bowl near Nusajaya or in the Gelang Patah area? Look no further than the new PekoPeko Cafe for your salmon craving fix! Opened earlier in 2018, it offers a beautiful enrivonment to enjoy a fantastic poke bowl.

Eko Botani is an area that is quickly blossiming into a food hub for all Johoreans, and this time I’m talking about a new Yakitori restaurant, Kushiyaki Kim San Restaurant, in the square.

A breakfast that you really just want to get out of bed for, the famous Macau burger will leave you wanting more! Personally I love coming to this kopitiam for breakfast!

滷肉飯 or Braised Meat/Pork Rice or Lu Rou Fan is a dish made famous by Taiwan, and is a popular dish in Malaysia. Today I share 2 places where you can get your daily fix of braised pork rice in the town of Gelang Patah.

Nasi Lemak might not really be the first thing you think of when you think of Kluang, but this is a pretty famous restaurant in Kluang, attracting crowds from all over.

Gelang Patah is an area renowned for their Nasi Kukus, and now it has a new competitor in Nasi Kukus Solo. Although, it isn’t actually IN Gelang Patah, but in Medini instead. It takes elevates a more traditional dish and turns it into something almost hipster cafe worthy.