Hometown Hainan Chinese restaurant is a traditional Chinese restaurant with Hainan cuisine food, especially some chicken rice,in the Cyberjaya.
The first meal after arriving in Kuala Lumpur was at the airport. It was a traditional Malay breakfast, selling coffee, toast and pastries. It felt similar to Ya Kun in Singapore. I ordered kaya toast, egg salad and tuna salad. The bread was toasted quite crispy and the kaya was sweet, which is a local specialty. The coffee and milk tea were a bit like Hong Kong style.
Because I want to find a taste okay at the airport, this taste is really average, we are going to eat for a lot of people, just on the first floor of the airport, KLIA2, next to the supermarket. The picture on the menu is still quite different from the actual thing, so pay attention to not refer to the picture too much when ordering. It will be more appropriate to see the name understanding. The sandwich we ordered is more wrong. The picture is more crisp. After serving, I found that it was a soft omelet, I basically didn't want to eat it, and the taste was much worse than I imagined. Then the noodles were not very hot, it felt like it was cooked for a while before serving, fried rice was also, and there were only two cucumber side dishes, which were generally very general.
It is very similar to the famous Malaysian brand of Old Street White Coffee. The main product is packaged three-in-one white coffee. It also has its own brand restaurant that provides local cuisine. This branch is in the arrival area of KLIA2 and the business is very prosperous.
Hometown Hainan Chinese restaurant is a traditional Chinese restaurant with Hainan cuisine food, especially some chicken rice,in the Cyberjaya.
The first meal after arriving in Kuala Lumpur was at the airport. It was a traditional Malay breakfast, selling coffee, toast and pastries. It felt similar to Ya Kun in Singapore. I ordered kaya toast, egg salad and tuna salad. The bread was toasted quite crispy and the kaya was sweet, which is a local specialty. The coffee and milk tea were a bit like Hong Kong style.
Because I want to find a taste okay at the airport, this taste is really average, we are going to eat for a lot of people, just on the first floor of the airport, KLIA2, next to the supermarket. The picture on the menu is still quite different from the actual thing, so pay attention to not refer to the picture too much when ordering. It will be more appropriate to see the name understanding. The sandwich we ordered is more wrong. The picture is more crisp. After serving, I found that it was a soft omelet, I basically didn't want to eat it, and the taste was much worse than I imagined. Then the noodles were not very hot, it felt like it was cooked for a while before serving, fried rice was also, and there were only two cucumber side dishes, which were generally very general.
It is very similar to the famous Malaysian brand of Old Street White Coffee. The main product is packaged three-in-one white coffee. It also has its own brand restaurant that provides local cuisine. This branch is in the arrival area of KLIA2 and the business is very prosperous.