Plus One Shabu Shabu 壹加壹

This is a new restaurant at 1Utama New Wing (1 floor below Shogun), serving Taiwanese Style Shabu-shabu.

Each table is installed with electric hot plate, where you cook your food with a pot. There's a power level attached to the table side, where you control the heat level.






You have a choice to order set, or a la carte (individual dish). There are few types of soup base, we had Pork Set Special and Japanese Miso Soup. Here're some of the food we tried, and we liked all of them.

Besides that, I had 2 bowls of rice. For some reason, not sure whether is the way they cook the rice or they used premium rice, the rice really taste good, smells good and feel good too.




By default, the drinks are freeflow. You get 3 choices - Nestle's Nestea: Ice Lemon Tea, Ice Peach Tea, and Orang Juice. If those are not your choices of beverages, you can order Premium Chinese Tea, and some other soft drinks.

The Soup is a bit tasteless for our taste, or it's probably suppose to be like that, I'm not sure. But don't worry, 'cos the food goes well with the variety choices of sauces available atthe Sauce Counter.





I'll definitely going back again. Do check this place out!

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bak 'GOOD' teh @ Center Point, Bandar Utama

There are many "Bah Kut Teh" restaurant in Klang Valley. However, only a few worth mentioning, example for one - bak 'GOOD' teh.


bak 'Good' Teh



My thoughts:
This is not the best bah kut teh in town, however, it's one of my prefered ones.


bak 'Good' Teh's bah kut teh

Normally at any of the bah kut teh restaurant, there will be two types of soy sauce placed on the table - light sauce and the thick & dark sauce. A good mix between these 2 soy sauces with fresh raw garlic will make your bah kut teh experience... EXCELLENT!

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the soy sauces - one of them is the light sauce, and the other one is the dark thick sauce... -_-"



Facts:
Have you ever wonder? When you order a pot of Chinese tea for 2 persons, the staff will always bring 3 tea cups? or a portion of 5, you'll get 6 tea cups?

Well, there's a reason behind. Because tea have to be served in hot water, howver, you can't drink it, if it's too hot, therefore the additional cup is to serve as a cooling cup.

For example, when the tea is ready, the tea master (normally is the one sitting nearest to the tea pot... LOL!!!) will fill up all the cups. Everyone will get one, the additional cup will be placed next to the tea pot. If there's anyone finished his/her tea, the tea master will refill his/her cup from the extra cup.

This way, the guest can drink the next cup, without waiting too long for the tea to be cooler. Immediately, the tea master will refill the extra cup for the next guest.


good 'O' Chinese Jasmine tea