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Lan Je Restaurant in Subang Jaya

You guessed it, itโ€™s Chinese New Year and itโ€™s the Year of the Dragon. As part of our annual CNY family house visitations, we visited one relative in Subang Jaya.

Came evening and it was time for dinner.

How to get to Lan Je Restaurant

Lan Je Restaurant is located in Taman Perindustrian Subang. To get there, youโ€™ll have to either drive or take a Grab there.

There is ample parking space in front and at the back of the restaurant.

It is a decent sized restaurant in a short row of commercial shoplots. It is not hard to miss by itโ€™s bright yellow sign board.

The tables a amply spaced out, so you don’t feel cramped and stuffed inside.

Lan Je Restaurant Menu

What I found amusing was the menu.

Half the menu was priced in $ and the other half priced in Ringgit (RM).

We were debating whether it was US Dollar, Singapore Dollar, or Australian Dollar.

Anyway, thatโ€™s not the point.

We were there for the main attraction.

One Person One Fish

Instead of a table of five people sharing 1 big fish. It is a table of five people with five fishes.

Each person has his or her own fish.

The fish is tilapia fish.

Size-wise, I think it’s the size of a hand or 2 hands together.

Then, you have a choice of either non spicy, normal, or spicy flavour. Some of us had non spicy. Some had it spicy. Some had normal flavour.

The spicy fish had more red and green cili than the normal flavoured fish. Even the spiciness of the fish was more.

Along with the fishes, we also ordered prawns, baby kai lan, sweet potato leaves, beancurd, and lala soup as well.

All in all, it was a good experience. Never had a (whole) fish to myself.


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Jeff Lee Kitchen in Sungai Buloh

Located in the heart of Sungai Bulohโ€™s industrial district is a local Chinese restaurant by the name of Jeff Lee Kitchen.

When my friend sent me the Google link, I thought it was a cafe, but it was not!

How to get there

Even though thereโ€™s an MRT station (Kampung Selamat MRT) nearby, but itโ€™s not walkable. Even when driving, youโ€™ll be passing rows of warehouses and trailing trucks and lorries closely behind. 

If youโ€™re driving along Jalan Welfare, turn into Jalan Market. Thereโ€™s an empty car park and field in the middle of the area.

As for Jeff Lee Kitchen, it is just conveniently located in front of the open car park. Jeff Lee Kitchen is 2 shop lots side-by-side.

Due to itโ€™s popularity and to avoid the lunch crowd, go early. By noon, the crowd started filling up the restaurant.

Jeff Lee Kitchen

The signature dishes are the standing chicken, Peking duck, stir fried pork belly, minced pork noodles, cold โ€œpaku-pakisโ€, and claypot pork or fish porridge.

Among the signature dishes, we had these for lunch.

Paku-Pakis (RM15.00)

Minced pork noodles (RM10.00)

Stir fried pork belly (RM20.00)

Peking duck (RM45.00)

For dessert, we had the mochi mango (RM5.00).


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