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Moga Punjab, if you love Punjabi food

Moga Punjab opened in June, 2011

Delicious potato prata (aloo pratha) served with mint sauce and mung bean dhall curry. 

Looking for authentic Punjabi food? Check out the Moga Punjab Punjabi eatery which has just opened at Platinum Walk area, behind the Columbia Hospital, adjacent to the Ayamas outlet. It serves a variety of Punjabi bread (pratha) with fillings such as potatoes and cauliflower. Since the restaurant is new, the owners said that they are still trying to organise stuff. We will be going there again for a better write-up. If you have been there, post your comments below, ya?

Mai, Rojak Mail!

Mail Mee Rebus & Nasi Kandar Penang

IF you love rojak and mee rebus, check out Mail’s at the Melawati Hawker Centre, opposite the Achik printing services (see picture below). Here is another shop that rivals Hamid’s Mee Rebus situated just several shops downstream. Mail’s cheaper too and the mee rebus gravy is thick and nice, with distinctive shrimp flavours. How much? Just a little over RM3.00 a plate. 

Left: The Rojak. Right: Mee Rebus.

Look out for this shop. Mail is located opposite of it.

Mobile Police @ Desa Setapak

The mobile police station has moved to the corner of the roundabout, adjacent to SSL pan mee shop. It used to be near the roundabout, opposite the TOTO shop. This is a better arrangement - and frees up more parking space for others to park. 

Perhaps, the police can also do something about people who dont know how to park and double park. Find them, and fine them please!

What on Earth Is This?

Okay, out of curiosity, have you spotted this stencilled graffiti on newly painted walls in Desa Setapak? Well, saw this one near the HP shop near the LRT station. Cheese massage? Hope you don't get cheesed off.

Pontian Wanton Restaurant

There's a new kid on the block but we have yet to try it. Outdoing all other businesses, this one decided to go at it loud and clear and here you can see all the glamour in the banner. If you have tried it, then perhaps you might want to pen us a line or two below.

Where is DeliFrance?

Shoe City now occupies the spot where DeliFrance used to be.

The first DeliFrance outlet in Wangsa Maju started at the Alpha Angle many years ago. It had enjoyed good business allowing diners to have a snack and rest their feet when shopping at the complex. The outlet sits on the second floor, overlooking the concourse below where sales are held or when festive promos are the order of the day. Imagine our surprise when we visited it recently to grab a croissant - instead we were greeted by a new outlet in its place - Shoe City. Talk about having shoe in your mouth! Anybody knew where DeliFrance went?