Since its development in 1976, Subang Jaya has now become a fully-developed and modern city. Subang Jaya Municipal Council has officially attained its city status on 20th October 2020 and now declared Subang Jaya City Council. Subang Jaya City is very unique and attractive because it is equipped with various aspects such as good public transportation facilities, higher educational institutions such as colleges and universities, shopping malls and commercial centers, hospitals, entertainment hubs and many more.

Lifting off the data from Selangor’s tourist arrivals’ statistics; Subang Jaya City recorded the highest number of tourists into the State in the year 2019 with a total of 1.8 million tourists out of the overall 7.62 million- figure in the same year. Hence, it is evident, Subang Jaya City is one of the most premier travel destinations in Malaysia, particularly Negeri Selangor. As such, Tourism Selangor ‘s team lists out the uniqueness of Subang Jaya City that may interest you and which certainly worth an inclusion into your personal “Places to Visit” list!

1) MINES CITY

Mines Wellness City was launched in 2011 by the former Prime Minister of Malaysia which has now become an integrated health and wellness city. It is famous for its many luxury hotels, quality healthcare centers, event spaces and more. Other than that, some of the most-visited places in Mines Wellness City are The Mines Golf Club and Resort, The Mines Beach Resort & Spa, Malaysia International Exhibition & Showroom (MINES), The Mines Shopping Fair, as well as The Mines Waterfront Business Park. Mines City is also a famous destination for international tourists, mainly from the Middle East regions

2) INTEGRATED SUNWAY CITY

Sunway City is well-known for its entertainment and leisure attractions. Among those places are Sunway Lagoon water theme park which includes the haunted house, several amusement parks and also a wildlife park.

Meanwhile, Sunway Pyramid shopping mall offers indoor ice skating, archery activities and bowling; other than shopping. There are also Sunway Pyramid Hotel, Sunway Resort Hotel and Spa, Sunway Clio Hotel, Sunway Medical Centre, and Sunway University in this integrated city. It is certainly a must-visit destination for domestic and international travelers as it offers varied tourism segmentations, experiences and activities which are well-rounded. It is best to spend a 3-day-2-night holiday in Sunway City for an unforgettable trip!

3) PUCHONG CITY

Did you know, Puchong City has been developed for almost 120 years and the city is not only famous for its economic and industrial sector but is also popular in tourism? There are many attractions in Puchong City such as Kenari Lane, which is a mural street art area perfect for pictures, famous shopping malls such as IOI Mall Puchong and Setiawalk Puchong, Uptown Puchong Night Bazaar, Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, and Orang Asli Rasau Hilir Village. Puchong is also regarded as a ‘food heaven’ especially for street food, traditional Chinese food, and many more.

4) HIGHER EDUCATION HUB

Subang Jaya is also considered as an education hub. There are many famous international colleges and universities located here such as Sunway University, Taylor’s University, SEGI College, ALFA College, Metropolitan College and many more. For those who plan to continue their studies, Subang Jaya City is home to many reputational universities and colleges for you to consider. The city is also developed with integrated and modern public transportation, and has many hostels for students, shopping malls, and recreational centers – making it a wholesome place for them to settle.

5) MEDICAL AND WELLNESS

Subang Jaya is known for its quality medical and healthcare. There are many hospitals in the area of Subang Jaya such as Sunway Medical Centre, QHC Medical Centre, Subang Jaya Medical Centre and Sime Darby Medical Centre. There are also many beauty and treatment centers in Subang Jaya City such as Blossom Spa & Wellness Centre, Mandayu Spa & Wellness Centre, Heavenly Spa, Beauty Palace Muslimah Spa, SOTHYS Premium Facial, De Skin Beauty Saloon, and Ridz Okumura Salon, among others.

6) SS15

SS15 is a perfect place to hang-out with your friends and family because of its variety of food and hipster shops. There are many types of food that you can try at famous cafes and restaurants here such as Rojak and Cendol SS15, Jibril Restaurant, Nasi Lemak Warisan Sambal Opah, Gold Chilli, Mezcla Burrito Bar, Warung Cikgu, Tryst Café, and many more. There are many shops of various brands selling ‘bubble tea’ here at SS15 too. It can be said, SS15 is a food paradise for its food variety and is well-loved by food-hunters. The place is also a famous choice for youngsters residing in Subang Jaya City or other Districts to spend their quality time with friends and family, especially on weekends.

Subang Jaya is not only an urban area that has developed into a modern city but Subang Jaya City Council has also maintained a harmonious community and clean environment. Subang Jaya City Council has also organized events and carnivals in the past such as “Kayuhan Jom Sihat”, aerobics sessions, tree-planting programs, children drawing competitions and many more.

For more information, please log on to the official website of Tourism Selangor at Selangor.Travel.

A cafe is a place for customers to spend time and eat quietly. These days, if you are out of pictures with lack of social media postings, you do not have to go far amid today’s Covid-19 pandemic. You can just stop by at any cafes in Selangor to enjoy food and the display of cool, beautiful and unique interior or exterior decorations for social media pictures. The State of Selangor is often known for its many interesting tourist spots, but not only that, Selangor also has many “hipster” or “instagrammable” cafes offering various interesting and unique themes as follows:

1) LA FLEUR X UNIQORN CAFÉ

The District of Petaling is always known for many hipster and unique cafes. One of the cafes is Le Fleur x Uniqorn café with unicorn theme. This café is decorated with pink paint and unicorn toys making the environment hyped and beautiful so customers may take pictures in this café while having coffee and food. The meaning of “La Fleur” is hot drinks such as coffee, hot chocolate, and so on. While “Uniqorn” implies the unicorn theme on their food such as waffles and ice cream.

Adress: 01, E1, 02, Jalan Lagoon Selatan, Sunway Geo Avenue, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor

2) JIBBY & CO CAFÉ

Jibby & Co Café is located next to Empire Mall building. The café’s beautiful aesthetic is similar to the cafes in Melbourne. This 2-storey café is a place that suits anyone who loves taking pictures or “Insta persons” because of the minimalist, light lamps hung on the ceiling, colourful potted plants, big glass mirror which reflects natural light providing good lighting for pictures, topped with a variety of decorated food.

Address: Empire Shopping Gallery, Jalan SS 16/1, Ss 16, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor

3) KUEH CAFÉ, SHAH ALAM

If you want to enjoy Malaysian traditional food, why not come over to Kueh Café with the theme of serving “kuih muih” or desserts as their main menu that consist almost 40 types of Malay desserts. This café has 2 areas; outdoor and indoor which is air-conditioned. The colorful desserts are appealing to the customers. Not only desserts, Kueh Café also serves other traditional food such as Laksam, Nasi Lemak, Nasi Hujan Panas, Lempeng, and much more.

Address: No 6 Jalan Renang 13/26 Seksyen 13, Tadisma Business Park, 40100 Shah Alam, Selangor

4) LE GARDENZ CAFÉ, SERI KEMBANGAN

This café was opened in 2014 and located in Kuala Selangor. Customers may enjoy a calming dining session while enjoying with a variety of food from main course to desserts. This 3-storey café has its own theme. It is built from containers and features interesting wall arts at level 1 to 2 and the nature theme on level 3. Le Gardenz Café is usually packed with customers for private events such as birthday celebrations and more.

Address: Jalan Kpb 5, Kawasan Perindustrian Balakong, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor

5) THE PICNIC TABLE CAFE, KOTA DAMANSARA

With relatively hot and unpredictable weather throughout the year, it is always a problem to have a picnic in Malaysia. Therefore, The Picnic Cafe can solve the problem because this cafe is themed in a picnic atmosphere even though it is actually located indoor. The café is designed with lawn carpet decoration where customers can sit on the floor to enjoy food, with wooden tables, special “jamming session” and more. It offers delicious menus such as cheese grilled chicken sandwich, layer cakes, slice cakes and various drinks.

Address: 62A-G, The Strand, Kota Damansara The Strand, 21, Jalan PJU 5/21, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

6) THE BOTANIST CAFE, SEPANG

Visitors who spend their time in Sepang can stop by at The Botanist, a 2-storey aesthetic and beautiful cafe where the decoration of table furnitures, walls and even frames are all made of wood. The natural trees outside of the shop create a peaceful ambience. With different exterior and interior themes, it is perfect for customers who love to take pictures. The Botanist Cafe provides menus such as homemade burgers, cakes, coffee, fruit juices and more at reasonable prices.

Address: GP3A-03M, LEVEL 3M, Tamarind square, Persiaran Multimedia, 63000 Cyberjaya

7) N16 CAFÉ, SABAK BERNAM

Surrounded by paddy field, this unique mini cafe is made up of an old antique bus converted into a cafe. Customers can not only enjoy the food but also the view of the paddy field. This N16 cafe serves menus such as spaghetti, Korean fried chicken, cakes and drinks. After the meal, customers may take pictures of the paddy field and also the antique bus. Taking almost 2 hours to reach from Shah Alam, it is worth your trip for its beautiful and unique environment.

Address: Jalan Tali Air 4, Tanjong Karang, 45400 Sekinchan, Selangor

8) BLOCK CAFÉ, GOMBAK

This Block Cafe which opened in 2018 has become a favorite place for many customers to spend their time here. With a beautiful modern minimalist concept, it is perfect for customers to take pictures in this cafe while enjoying their meals. This Block Cafe provides “Asian” and “Western” fusion menus. This café can also accommodate 50 people at a time for private events. To customers who stop by at Block Cafe, do not forget to try their famous Ayam Penyet (Javanese Fried Chicken) which it favored by many customers.

Address: No. 59-G, Lorong Perusahaan Ringan 1, Kawasan Perusahan Ringan Seri Gombak, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor

9) BACKSTREET CAFÉ, KUALA LANGAT

Backstreet Café is one of the hipster cafés in Kuala Langat. Opened in 2014, this café is decorated creatively with handmade arts and the menus are written on blackboards with chalks. So, customers may take astatic pictures while enjoying their food. This café offers menu such as pizza, chicken burger with fries, coffees and many more.

Address: C-G-, Pekan 4, 19, Taman Seri Bayu Morib, Medan Seri pekan, 42700 Banting, Selangor

10) DENALI & PINNACLES CAFÉ, BANGI

The spacious Denali & Pinnacles Cafe is located in Bangi which has 2 spaces; outdoor and indoor. The cafe is on the 2nd floor of the building where customers may enjoy the beautiful scenery in the evening. This bohemian-concept cafe is perfect for taking pictures or OOTDs for its vibrant theme.

Address: Lot 1-4, Tingkat 1, Pusat Perniagaan Seksyen 3, off, Jalan 3/70, Seksyen 3 Bandar Baru Bangi, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor

11) PROVISION CAFÉ, DAMANSARA

This Provision Cafe is open from 8 in the morning until 6 in the evening only. It is best to come in the morning because this cafe provides homemade bread menus such as sandwiches, toast, “sourdough” and others. With modern yet simple orange exterior, it is perfect for social media OOTDs.

Address: 49, Jalan SS 22/23, Damansara Jaya, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

12) TINY BAKER IN PINK CAFE, DAMANSARA

This Korean-style cafe is very suitable for customers to come and spend time while taking pictures because of its simple and aesthetic decoration in every corner. The cafe provides attractive and stylish decorated cake menus with a variety of patterns, colors and decorations. This cafe also provides space for birthday parties and private events.

Address: C58-2, Jalan PJU 5/21, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

13) TUJOH CAFÉ, PETALING JAYA

Tujoh Cafe is located in Section 17, Petaling Jaya. It is equipped with two different indoor spaces. The architecture and decoration of the cafe is designed with stylish and classic furniture including a vintage television and radio collection, green trees, posters, modern black and white paintings and a combination of hanging lamps. The lush background and the penetration of sunlight from the outside make this Tujoh Cafe more attractive from various angles for social media pictures.

Address: 617, Jalan 17/10, Seksyen 17, 46400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

14) BUKKU CAFÉ, KLANG

With their minimalist and aesthetic Japanese interior, this café is a very beautiful place for customers to dine in. The name of the cake “Bukku” means “book” in English as the interior of this café is decorated with books and wooden bookshelves with wrapped coffee decoration. If you stop by this café, do not forget to try their “Salted Egg Croissant”, “Almond Tiramisu” and “Burnt Cheesecake” which are often mentioned by the public.

Address: No.1, Jalan Singgahsana 4A/KU5, Bandar Bukit Raja, 41050 Klang, Selangor

15) TUAH CAFÉ, BANGI

This casual concept café is known for its variety of menus ranging from food to drinks. If you stop by this café, do not forget to try their special Western food dish which is the Trip Platter that consists of a combination of buffalo wings, beef meatball and fries that is worth the taste. Apart from that, there are also various flavours of Frappuccino coffees such as Cookies & Cream, Black Forest and more.

Address: No20, Jalan 7/1c, Seksyen 7 Bandar Baru Bangi, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor

For more information, please log on to the official website of Tourism Selangor at Selangor.Travel.

There are many street arts that you can visit in Selangor. Street arts can potentially help the tourism industry by turning the areas into tourist attraction areas. There are places such as Klang Valley and Shah Alam that feature these street arts which are picture perfect and well-loved by visitors. Therefore, below is the list of street arts in Selangor:

1) LAMAN SENI 7, SEKSYEN 7 SHAH ALAM

This art site is a continuation of Laman Seni 2 in Section 7 Shah Alam, close to i-City where it is a creative and beautiful place that aims to appreciate the arts. This area was completed by Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) to change the back lanes of commercial and industrial areas into safe, clean and quiet environments. Various arts were decorated such as 3D Drawing, 3D Installation, Street Furniture and many more. This Street Art 7 features the concepts of “Shah Alam Community”, “Tourist Attraction” and also “Green Concept”.

2) LAMAN SENI 2, SEKSYEN 2 SHAH ALAM

Laman Seni 2, Section 2 was the starting point for street arts in Shah Alam which later continued to Laman Seni 7. The theme for the artworks at Laman Seni 2 is ‘back to school’. Get ready to breathe in the air of nostalgia where you will find a hanging chair on the wall, a school bus and animal paintings. Not only that, there is a food court nearby where you can take a break from taking pictures at the mural site.

3) SAFARI JEJAK WARISAN, KLANG

If you go to Royal Klang Town, it is a must to stop at the old town of Klang where there are many shops selling various goods for the Indian community. Visitors can also stop by to take pictures of the interesting murals with the “Safari” theme along the back alleys of shops in the old town of Klang. This mural art was officiated by Datuk Zainal Abidin Abu Hassan on 5 June 2020 where you will be fascinated by various types of animal paintings as if you are at a real safari.

4) SASARAN ART, KUALA SELANGOR

Since 2008, the Sasaran Art Organization has organized a large-scaled art festival every 3 years to create exposure towards street arts. There are various paintings on the outdoor and indoor walls which visitors can take pictures of. Apart from that, with the support of the Selangor State Government, a 2-storey art gallery named “Kuala Selangor Sasaran Art Gallery” is used as an art center which holds local and international exhibitions and festivals to promote culture and the arts.

5) MURAL JALAN KENARI, PUCHONG

This mural area is located at Jalan Kenari 5, Puchong and decorated with various mural paintings behind the old buildings of located on the road. This mural artwork was completed by 103 final year students from The One Academy, Subang Jaya within 6 days. The murals show the beauty and elements of the Malaysian cultures and portray the uniqueness of the country.

6) KUALA KUBU BHARU MURAL (KKB), HULU SELANGOR

Kuala Kubu Bharu town is located about 70km from the city of Kuala Lumpur. The town offers nature activities and extreme sports such as paragliding, water tubing and white-water rafting. Not only that, there is also a street art area featuring paintings on the walls of the old buildings in the KKB area. The 8 mural paintings were completed by 40 students and staff from ALFA College in 2014 with which describe the urban life in KKB.

Street Art is not only interesting and beautiful, but visitors can fill their photo memories with pictures of unusual 3D paintings, a mix of paintings with furniture, unique-themed paintings and many more. This street art provides an opportunity for talented painters to display painting ideas on the walls of the buildings turning the areas into tourist attraction areas. Also, Tourism Selangor advises visitors to maintain physical and social distancing and follow the standard operating procedures (SOPs) set by the Government to prevent any COVID-19 virus transmission.

The Starhill, located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s most famous shopping belt Bukit Bintang, is rolling out the red carpet to fans of top global brands from Europe and around the world come Q1 2021, when it opens its doors with a slew of Malaysia’s first-ever exclusive flagship stores and new-to-market concepts and experiences. Previously known as Starhill Gallery, this iconic shopping destination for tourists and locals alike first announced its transformation plans and new identity as The Starhill in October last year.

The Starhill will be reinforcing its position as the Home of the Tastemakers, where the mall will redefine Kuala Lumpur’s shopping scene in a whole new concept that infuses hospitality into the retail experience. Patrons will shop and stay in a refined home-like environment replete with tasteful, thoughtful touches of true tastemakers.

“Amidst the current challenging times for the retail industry, we are delighted to share exciting news today after keeping things under wraps since The Starhill started renovation works a year ago. We will be welcoming a number of top global brands to complement the brands that our patrons have come to love in The Starhill over the years. Tenants will showcase refreshed new concepts in order to offer both our loyal clientele and new shoppers a whole new experience in our Home of the Tastemakers. Our transformed boutique mall presents four floors of premium retail environment, designed to defy the ever-prevalent cookie cutter mall trend and to offer every visitor more meaning, authenticity and connection. This new incarnation of The Starhill is a crucial undertaking that strengthens our position at the forefront of the fast-changing and fluid retail landscape,” said Mr Joseph Yeoh, Vice President of YTL Land & Development Bhd.

“Although we were faced with some unexpected circumstances due to the implementation of the Movement Control Order (MCO) to curb the pandemic spread, we are thankful that our renovation timeline caught up with delays and has remained on track. The Starhill is set to welcome patrons in early 2021,” he added.

New luxury brands with exclusive flagship stores in Malaysia that are opening on the Ground Floor of The Starhill include Balmain from France, Patek Philippe from Switzerland, Philipp Plein from Switzerland and Tom Ford from the USA – with the new flagship store featuring their pret-a-porter collection including master tailoring and much sought-after beauty products. Paul & Shark and Stefano Ricci, both luxury menswear brands from Italy, will be amongst other new brands with first-ever flagship stores in Malaysia, soon to open its doors on the Upper Ground Floor of The Starhill. To up the ante in luxury, caviar seafood bar and fashion lounge Mari*Star – a brand new concept by The Marini’s Group, will be fronting the street at The Starhill as the newest one-stop destination for trendsetters in Kuala Lumpur.

Luxury brands at The Starhill which have been much-loved by patrons will reopen with their newest concepts, including Davidoff Cigars, Louis Vuitton, Off-White, Roberto Coin and Shiatzy Chen, all of which will be located on the Ground Floor. On the Upper Ground Floor, the Audemars Piguet flagship store will be doubling in size with a new and refreshed interior concept to reflect their brand positioning, alongside exclusive flagship boutiques by Bedat & Co, Cecil Purnell, Cortina Watch, HYT and Rolex. A flagship CIMB Bank branch serving their top clientele will also feature on the same floor.

Meanwhile, at the heart of the Home of the Tastemakers on the Lower Ground Floor, The Starhill Dining celebrates culinary sophistication, bringing to diners fresh, seasonal and globally inspired dining experiences with a diverse spread of gastronomic creations served by the Tastemakers, each with a unique food programming. The Starhill Dining’s collection of captivating dining and entertainment concepts includes Shook!, KL’s choice restaurant that continues to fuel the imagination; Luk Yu Tea House that embraces a poetic Chinese heritage; The Alchemy bar featuring gin botanicals for every season; the popular Jogoya restaurant; fine Arabic cuisine at Tarbush Lounge and much more. Diners can look forward to rediscovering the city’s most riveting dining and entertainment destination hotspot, stylishly reinvented right in the heart of Bukit Bintang this December.

More new and exquisite brands with new-to-market concepts are set to make a mark at The Starhill and will be announced in due time.

How long has it been since I enjoyed dining out with my family and friends? Well, I don’t know. It’s really been awhile since the Covid19 pandemic crisis strike. I don’t feel safe to dine out anymore, and even more so these days. Seeing how the Covid19 cases keep pointing up, I decided that it’s best that I quietly stay home for now and do what I love to do best during my free time; binge watching Kdramas and swoon over handsome Oppa.

Handsome Oppa are certainly swoon worthy. That’s a given, but marathon-ing Kdramas has a huge drawback, which is those mouthwatering food scenes they featured. God, that’s pure torture. I’ve forgotten how many times my stomach growled furiously each time I see scenes where they practically angled those Korean delicacies to your nose, giving me endless cravings for it.

Anyway I was rewatching the Kdrama Goblin and there’s this scene where one of the characters in it owns a fried chicken restaurant and was service loads of em. Upon seeing that, I knew I had to get myself some ‘fried chickin’.

My most recent craving was Korean Fried Chicken, and so I got myself these delicious UZU Boneless Korean Fried Chicken via Foodpanda.

UZU Korean Boneless Fried Chicken can be ordered through Foodpanda delivery website/apps or through their Facebook page.

UZU Fried Chicken is offering 6 different fried chicken flavours and some other daebak delicacies for you to choose from.

The fried chickens are all bite sized pieces and boneless and comes with a side of sesame yuzu salad, making it a perfect companion for Kdrama binge-watching or a quick meal during for those who are busy working.

Korean Boneless Fried Chicken-Original Flavour (RM19.90)- Adeptly fried with flour batter, this one is great for those who prefers a simple and non complex flavour.

Korean Boneless Fried Chicken (RM19.90) Hot Shocking Flavour- This one excitingly spicy and leaves numbing sensation on your palate, so it’s not for the faint hearted. It’s really spicy and only those who have acquired the enjoyment for such flavours will be able to eat this without crying. It’s fun to eat, though. Yours truly loves spicy food so I like this one alot. Great for ‘eat spicy food’ mukbang challenges. Just make sure you have a glass of milk ready on the side if you can’t stand spicy food.

Korean Boneless Fried Chicken (RM19.90)- Soy Garlic Flavour- Slightly savoury with a hint of sweetness, this flavour warrants an addiction for all fried chicken lovers. Great on it’s own, and even more so if you want to pair it with a bowl of piping hot steamed rice.

Korean Boneless Fried Chicken- Honey Butter Flavour (RM19.90)- Drizzled with sweet honey butter sauce, this flavour is my personal favourite. It’s not cloyingly sweet a d it’s so pleasant on the palate. This is highly addictive as well. Highly recommended for those who likes sweetly flavoured fried chicken.

Korean Boneless Fried Chicken Cheese Snowing Flavour (RM19.90)- Richly flavoured with slightly sweet and salty snow-like cheese powder, this fried chicken will definitely win the heart of cheese lovers.

Korean Boneless Fried Chicken Sweet and Spicy Flavour (RM19.90)– If you like spicy food but not really that adventurous and wouldn’t want that tongue-burning sensation after taking a bite, then this flavour is for you. It’s midly spicy with a hint of sweetness. Again, this is great on it’s own or paired with a bowl of piping hot steamed rice.

Dakgalbi Fried Rice (RM19.90)– Dakgalbi is a very popular dish in Korea, especially in Chuncheon, a city in Gangwon Province where the dish originated dated back in the 1960’s. It’s originally spicy stir-fried chicken dish made with boneless chicken pieces, rice cakes green cabbage, sweet potato, and other vegetables. This is the fried rice version of it. It’s a tad spicy and comes with a side of kimchi, and topped with generous amount of stripped seaweed and sunny side up fried egg. A wholesome dish, great for those who want a filling and satisfying meal in a box.

Japchae Glass Noodle (RM19.90)- Japchae is a Korean mixed vegetables dish. When it was first invented in the 17th century, japchae was a noodle-less dish. But nowadays, the main highlight of the dish is glass noodles, which is made from sweet potatoes, along with colorful vegetables and well seasoned meat. The one from Uzu doesn’t contain any meat, but it’s delicious nevertheless. The portion is really huge, and is great for sharing.

Cheese Rice Cake (RM19.90)- Love teokbokki (Korean rice cakes) but not really in the mood for the messy sweet sauce? Well then, try the fried version of it instead. Coated with bread crumbs and stuffed generously with gooey cheese, this dish gives you quite a gastronomic experience. Cheese lovers will definitely love this Cheese Rice cakes.

Overall, all I can say about the food is pure love. Daebak! Not only they’re selling some satisfyingly delicious fried chicken for you to indulge in, but they have wholesome comforting meal like Japchae and Dakgalbi fried rice too. And oh, I forgot to mention that if you can’t live without banchan, you may order their kimchi white radish pickles too. They’re freshly made, I assure you.

For those who craves for some delicious Korean boneless fried chicken, you may want to order some from Uzu Chicken. Below is the details:

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