I ordered this because I was quite curious about it and the name Ladies Set seemed to piqued my attention because, LOL what does ladies set even mean? Must be a salad or something which was half right. It did came with a salad side dish which was fresh and healthy for me. Besides the salad, it also came with very very light bolognese pasta, a few nacho chips (random much?), a few pieces of apples, and salmon cubes, which are my absolute favorite. This is the first time I've eaten something like salmon cubes! Bf thinks it tasted weird but I think the fresh salmon flavor all cooped up in the small little fried piece of cube is a smart idea ^^

Apparently nasi lemak at Wondermama is very famous! I haven't tried Madam Kwan nor Serai's before so I can't compare, but Wondermama's rendition of a modern nasi lemak was amazingly esquisite and delicious, cooked with thought and lots of detail. The rice was cooked to a perfect state - not dry and not soggy either. It was tasty on its own and tasted even better when mixed with the sweet sambal, as well as the flavorful rendang which was suprisingly not satiating at all.

This was literally foodporn for my mouth (and tummy lol). Consisted of durian ice cream, crepe, cornflake cereal, lots of cream and a secret syrup, the overall flavors were such a great combination and it totally melted in my mouth. The durian flavor was also very evident, and although not totally original, the sweetness of the durian ice cream combined with the crepe was amazing. I also love that it was served mashed up in a old vintage style cup that reminds me of kopitiam style

My parents love going to Cozy House restaurant and we've been eating there since I was a kid lol.
My dad decided to order their Curry Laksa which he loves a lot! Curry Laksa is actually is a coconut-based curry soup. The main ingredients for most versions of curry laksa include bean curd puffs, fish sticks, shrimp and cockles. The same goes here for Cozy's curry laksa. The soup was thick and full of coconut milk + curry! It wasn't that spicy though, but the sweetness of the curry definitely covers up for that.

Char Kuay Teow, also known as fried noodles, is a Malaysian favorite local dish and I'm happy to see that Cozy Restaurant serves it too! Theirs was a more modernized rendition of fried kuay teow but I'm not complaining either because it tasted quite good! Their noodles aren't as oily as normal ones from the hawker stall, of course. So the overall dish felt light and easy to eat ^^