#sesamepaste

#summervacay #芝麻糊大王 #PuduDessert #KLStreetFood #SesamePaste #TongSuiLovers #PuduEats #SweetHeritage #NightTimeTreat #HandmadeDessert #RetroKL I went to 芝麻糊大王 in Pudu right after dinner, and it was exactly the sweet ending I didn’t know I needed. This place is as old-school as it gets—think retro interior, handwritten signs, and that unmistakable local charm. What caught my eye immediately was the bold line written above the counter: “不好吃不收钱” (If it’s not good, no charge). That’s some serious confidence—and honestly, they live up to it. I ordered their signature stone-ground black sesame paste, and it was incredibly smooth, nutty, and fragrant. It had that perfect thickness, not too runny, not too dense. The bowl even came with a hand-drawn cartoon on the surface—small detail, but it put a smile on my face. The place was busy even late at night, packed with locals and regulars who clearly know this is one of the city’s best-kept dessert secrets. I sat at one of the small tables, enjoying my warm bowl of sesame goodness while watching people stream in for their late-night sugar fix. It felt nostalgic, comforting, and absolutely worth the post-dinner stop. It’s rare to find a place that sticks so closely to its roots. 芝麻糊大王 isn’t just a dessert spot—it’s a bite of tradition, served warm and proud. Travel Tips & How to Get There: • When to go: • Open until midnight—perfect for a late-night dessert run after dinner. I went around 9PM and it was lively but still had seats. • Getting there: • Located along Jalan Kancil, Pudu. Easy to reach by Grab, or a 10-minute walk from Pudu LRT. • What to try: • Must-order: black sesame paste (芝麻糊). • Want more variety? Go for the “四大天王” combo with sesame, almond, walnut & peanut pastes. • Pro tip: • Don’t worry about the risk—if it’s not good, they really won’t charge you. But trust me, you won’t be asking for a refund.

Tucked in a humble corner of KL, Restoran Kan Brothers Ruby Dessert House is a go-to spot for lovers of traditional Chinese sweet soups. We stopped by after hearing good things — and it didn’t disappoint. The menu focuses on old-school favorites like black sesame paste, peanut paste, and almond paste. We tried all three, and each bowl was rich, smooth, and packed with nostalgic flavor. The black sesame was especially fragrant and had just the right amount of sweetness, while the peanut paste was thick and hearty. The almond paste, with its distinct aroma, was velvety and comforting — a real classic. The setting is simple and no-frills, but the staff were friendly and service was fast. It’s a small shop that clearly prioritizes tradition and quality. If you grew up with these desserts, this place will take you right back. And if you didn’t, it’s a perfect introduction to this underrated part of Chinese cuisine. #summervacay #KanBrothersDessert #TraditionalChineseDesserts #SesamePaste #PeanutPaste #AlmondPaste #KLFoodie #HiddenGemsKL #ChineseSweetSoup #ComfortDessert #OldSchoolFlavors #MalaysianFoodScene #kualalumpurtrip #kualalumpur #malaysia #malaysiatrip

📍 Review: Zhao Ji Dessert @ 1 Utama Zhao Ji Dessert is a nicely decorated Chinese dessert spot tucked inside 1 Utama, perfect for a post-lunch sweet treat. We stumbled upon it while strolling through the mall and were pleasantly surprised to find one of my all-time favourite desserts — black sesame paste — on the menu. We were seated quickly as the place wasn’t crowded. My missus ordered the mango pomelo, but she found it quite average — not bad, just nothing to shout about. As for my black sesame paste, the flavour was on point — thick, nutty, and aromatic. However, the texture was slightly off; it wasn’t as smooth as it should be. I suspect it might’ve been reheated without proper stirring, which led to some lumps forming. All in all, a decent place for Chinese desserts, but the execution could be improved for a better overall experience. #summervacay #ZhaoJiDessert #1UtamaEats #ChineseDesserts #SesamePaste #MangoPomelo #KLFoodie #MalaysiaDesserts #FoodReviewMalaysia #BlackSesameLover #ComfortDessert #kualalumpurtrip #kualalumpur #malaysia #malaysiatrip