KK Kopitiam - Alam Damai
No. 11 & 13 Jalan Damai Puspa 5
Alam Damai Cheras
56000 Kuala Lumpur
(Coordinates: 3° 3' 27.00", 101° 44' 45.00")
Our CPU crashed last night! Instead of starting up we see the
DELL logo covered in sick green lines. So after work we headed to our friends
Darren and Shawn who run a business repairing and re-selling refurbished CPUs in Alam Damai.
Since it would take a while, Darren suggested we go have
dinner while they sort out my CPU. We don’t know why but we are always drawn to
KK (be it their food court or their supermarkets), maybe because the colour
scheme that KK adopted appeals to our senses and overall has a warm welcoming feel
to it. We patronize the Sri Rampai outlet often.
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| Our first time here |
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| you won't miss it |
Brendan tried the pan mee (what else), Cat had the mixed
rice while I sampled the Pattaya fried rice. Brendan said his pan mee was okay
(after Kin Kin nothing
else comes close) while Cat was pretty content with her mixed rice ensemble. I must
say that I was pleasant surprised that the Pattaya fried rice was quite
delicious and I can safely declare it to be among the best I’ve had in Kuala Lumpur.
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| Brendan ordered from this stall, obviously |
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| choosing her dishes |
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| actual Siamese cook manning the wok! |
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| digging in |
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| pan-tastic noodles |
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| this was the undisputed star of the night |
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| a potent combination! |
We’ll try the Salak South next time (having been to their
Sri Rampai and now Alam Damai premises) since we’ve been told it’s the biggest one
of all, and is a proper food court (high ceilinged wide open space) and not the
shop-lot variety.
And oh, by the time dinner was done our CPU was fixed. Big thanks to Shawn and Darren, if you ever need an expert look your computer over just give them a call at +60391073084.
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