Shah Alam - Section U1-U20

Shah Alam - Section U1-U20 Map

Section U1
Commonly Known As: Glenmarie
Neighbourhood: Glenmarie

Section U2
Commonly Known As: TTDI Jaya
Neighbourhood: TTDI Jaya, Saujana
Makan Info

Section U3
Commonly Known As: Old Subang Airport
Neighbourhood: Old Subang Airport, Taman Subang Perdana

Section U4
Commonly Known As: RRIM
Neighbourhood: RRIM (North)
Location: East Of U5

Section U5
Commonly Known As: Subang U5
Neighbourhood: Subang Bestari, Subang Suria, Mutiara Subang, Desa Subang, Puteri Subang, Pinggiran Subang, Subang Murni, Nusa Subang, Subang Impian, Subang Kristal
Location: North Of U6

Section U6
Commonly Known As: Kg.Baru Subang
Neighbourhood: Kg.Baru Subang, Kg.Melayu Subang, Kg.Melayu Tambahan, Desa Subang Permai
Location: North Of U7 or East Of U9

Section U7
Commonly Known As: TUDM Subang
Neighbourhood: TUDM Subang
Location: North Of U8

Section U8
Commonly Known As: Bukit Jelutong
Neighbourhood: Bukit Jelutong, Bukit Jelutong Timur
Makan Info

Section U9
Commonly Known As: U9
Neighbourhood: Sunway Kayangan, Monterrez Golf Club, Kayangan Heights, Desa Subang Permai 2, Cahaya Heights
Location: North Of U8 or West Of U6

Section U10
Commonly Known As: ITM Campus Puncak Perdana
Neighbourhood: Subang Impian, Bukit Tengku, Nusa Rhu, Puncak Perdana, Bukit Sandaran,Sandaran Permai, Alam Budiman, Perdana Heights, Sunway Alam Suria, Cahaya SPK
Location: North Of U11 or West Of U9

Section U11
Commonly Known As: Bukit Bandaraya
Neighbourhood: Bukit Bandaraya (entrance via Section 8, Shah Alam)
Location: North of Section 7, Shah Alam or West of Bukit Cerakah

Section U12
Commonly Known As: Desa Alam
Location: North Of Section 7, Shah Alam
Neighbourhood: Desa Alam, Cahaya Alam (entrance via Section 7, Shah Alam)

Section U13
Commonly Known As: Setia Alam
Neighbourhood: Setia Alam, Setia Eco Park

Section U14
Commonly Known As: ?
Neighbourhood: ?
Location: North Of U13 or West Of U10

Section U15
Commonly Known As: ?
Neighbourhood: ?
Location: North Of U10 or West Of U16

Section U16
Commonly Known As: Denai Alam, Bukit Subang
Neighbourhood: Denai Alam, Bukit Subang
Location: North Of U9 or West Of U5

Section U17
Commonly Known As: ?
Neighbourhood: ?
Location: North Of U16 or West Of U18

Section U18
Commonly Known As: Kg.Paya Jaras
Neighbourhood: Kg.Paya Jaras
Location: North of U5 or West Of U19 & U20

Section U19
Commonly Known As: Kg.Baru Sg.Buloh
Neighbourhood: Kg.Baru Sg.Buloh
Location: North Of U4

Section U20
Commonly Known As: ?
Neighbourhood: ?
Location: North Of U19

Restoran Lontong House

Sometime in June...

We have been to a number of makan places in June & July but we didn't bother to take any photos or to upload any posting. Till today, we are quite busy with other matters, so GO M2 J2 is on hold for the time being.

Anyhow, we went to this particular restaurant twice in June. Located at the commercial centre of TTDI Jaya, Section U2, Shah Alam, this Malay restaurant serves lontong (house specialty), nasi beriyani (only on Friday), nasi ayam, an array of kuih melayu and cupcakes.

Cupcakes??? Yep!

We had nasi campur for lunch on both occasion. The owner, Mr. Syed Alwi recommended the nasi ayam but we decided to "belasah" the "lauk-pauk" instead. The food is a bit salty for me but my wife loves every bit of it...

**********Extract From The NST**********

ZANNA ES visits The Longtong House in TTDI Jaya which aims to make the Johor dish more popular in the country.

HE had always wanted lontong to be well-known just like satay or chicken rice. So he decided to open The Lontong House in TTDI Jaya, Selangor. “Lontong is a typical breakfast dish in the south,” says Singapore-born Syed Alwi Syed Salim who has been in the food business for the past decade. “However, it shouldn’t remain so limited,” says Syed Alwi who hopes to make the dish as popular as nasi lemak which can be eaten any time of the day.

MAIN ATTRACTION: The Lontong House's signature dish is a southern speciality.
His wife, Junaidah Ismail, who comes from a family of cooks in Johor, personally prepares lontong from a family recipe. It comprises nasi impit and a creamy gravy filled with vegetables such as cabbage, soya bean curd, tempeh and boiled eggs.

She makes her own bergedel (potato patties with minced meat), nasi impit and sambal which accompanies the dish which can also be eaten with serunding (meat floss). It costs RM3.50 per dish or RM5 with squid/lungs.

Syed Alwi, who is also a development and property agent, is confident that people will take to lontong, although it is high in cholesterol.

He and his wife started their food business at Jaya Jusco Klang before operating at the Giant hypermart in Shah Alam and then at the National Registration Department building in Putrajaya.

“Although we opened for business just a month ago, response has been better than expected,” says Syed Alwi.

However, lontong is not the only attraction at his outlet which promotes itself as a centre for authentic Malay food with more than 25 dishes.

Nasi Briyani Special is also available every Friday.“The briyani rice is scented with rose water and served with chicken or beef,” says Syed Alwi who hopes to set up more outlets outside Selangor. His Chicken Nasi Briyani is sold at RM7 per serving, while the beef version is RM8.

RICE'S NICE HERE: In addition to lontong, there is the Nasi Briyani Special.
A kopitiam menu is available for breakfast with roti bakar, soft-boiled eggs and a cup of steaming hot coffee/tea. Nasi lemak wrapped in banana leaves is also popular with customers.

For dessert there’s an array of traditional Malay kuih such as kuih talam, kuih lapis, bingka ubi and pulut inti to wash down your meals. The sweets are made by Junaidah’s aunt. “The kuih are not only delicious, but I like the way they are nicely arranged in trays,” says regular customer Fe Jazzareen.

The Malay dishes include ikan asam pedas, ikan sambal, sambal sotong, and a variety of vegetables.

Syed Alwi says dishes are cooked in small batches to avoid wastage.

He spent more than RM70,000 to refurbish the restaurant to give it a “cafe look”. “It is important people enjoy their food in a relaxed atmosphere,” he says. Although the TV is on, the volume is low so people are not distracted. He also makes sure the floors are regularly mopped, the tables quickly cleared, and the sinks and toilets kept clean.

The Lontong House is open from 7am to 7pm from Monday to Saturday. For more information, call 019-395-5165.

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Restoran Lontong House
6, Jalan Opera C U2/C,
Taman TTDI Jaya,
Seksyen U2, Shah Alam.
Tel: 019-3955165 / 013-2745040

Cuisine: Malay
Rating: Food = C+

Rating System:
A = Recommended
B = Worth A Visit
C = Average
D = Below Average
E = Waste Of "Hard-Earned" Money. Seriously, I'm Not Kidding!

Zheng He Dim Sum

25.05.2008
A good friend of mine named MB (of What! No Tea and Scones?) recommended this eatery to me last Friday. And on Sunday evening, my wife and I decided to sample some of the halal Chinese dishes being served at this newly opened makan place.

The entrance...
Zheng He Dim Sum is located at Dataran Glomac, Kelana Jaya. Dataran Glomac is next to Giant Hypermarket. It is rather easy to find the place. Have a look at the road map below.Zheng He serves the following - a variety of (individual) dim sum, ball series, pau series, side orders such as loh mai kai (glutinous rice), dim sum platter set (steamed or fried), young tau fu, rice and noodles.

We had the following:
Fried Loh Shu Fun (Glass Noodle) @ RM4.80 - we like the dish even though the sauce was a bit salty... Zheng He's Fried Rice @ RM5.80 - the chicken floss enhanced the taste and aroma...As for Dim Sum:
Japanese Siew Mai @ RM3.80 - my wife loves the siew mai...Har Gao (Prawn Dumpling) @ RM4.80 - and she loves this one too... Resistance Is Futile! She "had to" order another set that night... :p

And I opted for the Zheng He's Fried Platter @ RM9.80 - taste was acceptable...
(part of Platter)(also part of Platter)I also ordered Char Siew Pau @ RM1.80. It was quite tasty sampai lupa to take a photo of it :p

Zheng He Dim Sum
B-G-06, Jalan SS 6/20, Dataran Glomac,
Pusat Bandar Kelana Jaya,
Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Tel: 03-78057479

Cuisine: Chinese
Rating: Between B- & C

Rating System:
A = Recommended
B = Worth A Visit
C = Average
D = Below Average
E = Waste Of "Hard-Earned" Money. Seriously, I'm Not Kidding!

Restoran Malee

18.05.2008
On our way back to our home, we stopped at Kota Warisan, Sepang for lunch at Restoran Malee. Well the food is nothing to shout about but the colour of the fried rice caught everyone's eyes instantaneously!

Nasi Goreng PataniRestoran Malee
Kota Warisan, Sepang, Selangor.

Cuisine: Thai
Rating: C / C-

Rating System:
A = Recommended
B = Worth A Visit
C = Average
D = Below Average
E = Waste Of "Hard-Earned" Money. Seriously, I'm Not Kidding!

Homst

03.05.2008
We arrived after 2.00pm, so the place was empty and quiet. We were hungry and not willing to wait for the proper Chinese dishes, so we ordered from the stall section.

Nasi Ayam - Roasted & Steamed Chicken (stall is part of Homst) - your average tasting Nasi Ayam

Wan Tan Noodle (stall is part of Homst) - a big disappointment

Tauhu Bakar (independent stall owner) - the side dish that salvaged our makan experience!

Homst - Chinese Muslim Cuisine Restaurant

16-1, Jalan PJU 5/17, Dataran Sunway,

Kota Damansara, Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Tel: 03-61409134

Cuisine: Chinese
Rating: C+ for Tauhu Bakar, C- for the rest

Rating System:
A = Recommended
B = Worth A Visit
C = Average
D = Below Average
E = Waste Of "Hard-Earned" Money. Seriously, I'm Not Kidding!