exordinarily ordinary

For those people that haven’t been to Bangsar in ages, you might notice a new strip next to Bangsar village that’s chockfull of lovely restaurants.. seafood,french,tapas bar,chinese,indian ect.

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One thing that my family does well is eat.So it was just a matter of time before we haul ourselves over to bangsar to peep at what is now One Bangsar. Lovely manicured gardens adorn this strip of about 7 old-school bungalows..

View from the vietnamese restaurant

My daddy and mommy..because I love em.

Lovely springrolls with real rice paper rather than kuay teow-like wrapper.It’d better..cost RM15 for these babies

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Overall it was quite lovely,nice atmosphere,good food. I have issues with Vietamese food in Malaysia as most of them are rather ‘fake’,even those which proclaimed that their chefs are flown especially from Vietnam.

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Yes,I do know what the real deal is about. I was seeing a Vietnamese French bloke for about 4 years.His mom would make me bowls of steaming Pho Dac Biet and sizzling Cha Gio washed down with refreshing Soda Canh. I can’t speak Vietnamese to save my life, but I sure can order in Vietnamese to feed a village. And after 3 years in California, I can safely say that Vietnamese food remains one of my favourite.The authentic sort, not the Pho with washed down beef broth.

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So this was a lovely suprise. Bleeding expensive at RM116 for three,but lovely all the same.I do miss my weekly bowl of Pho Dac Biet..

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