On our way back from JB to KL last Sunday, we were thinking what to eat for dinner. Since we will pass by Subang Jaya SS15, we decide to try out K3K which we have passed by numerous times and never give it a try.

Here’s some history about K3K Benta Kaya - an Authentic Experience. After 50’s years of history at Benta, Kuala Lipis, Pahang. Today K3K (Kwai Sam Kee) move forward by setting up branches in the urban area. Kwai Sam Kee’s third generation has churned out numerous delicacies beside serving their villagers with their heirloom of cultured kaya and toast bread, aromatic coffee and tea.

Although moving into the city, the concept of K3K continue to those day back in the 60’s and 70’s where you can feel the authentic New Village kopitiam environment and culture once you step into the shop. From its interior design and wooden furniture until to its kaya buttered steam or toasted bread with a cupper of coffee or tea bring back the good old days of our local original kopitiam back to life again.

K3K offers Free Wifi internet access, no wonder there were many students there with laptops.

We have ordered K3K’s signature dish, K3K Spaghetti, Toast Bread, Dumpling (Chang) with gula melaka and Ice Lemon Tea. As for desert, We have ordered Bubur Cha Cha.

Their K3k Spaghetti is a combination of italy spaghetti and chinese secret spicy chilli paste. Accompany with slices of trio peppers, carrot, onion, cuttlefish, prawn and spinach. The taste is good but the combination of spaghetti with the spicy souce a bit special. However we are quite like it.

As for the dumpling (Chang), perfect match with their famous kaya. You can also ask for gula melaka as well. The dumpling is nice too and not too big portion. Perfect for side dish. However their Bubur Cha Cha is not so good. The sweet potota is not well cook and the soup too sweet. So we are not recommanding this dessert.

Restaurant K3K Kopitiam
Address: A13, Jalan SS15/4D, Subang Jaya
Price: K3K Spaghetti - RM7.80 / Toasted Bread - RM1.80 / Dumpling (Chang) - RM3.30 / Bubur Cha Cha - RM3.50 / Ice Lemon Tea - RM2.50

This is one of our favourite spot during the old college times and also during those days when we’re still staying at sunway. The patrons here are usually college students from Taylors or INTI. This restaurant is located at the row of shophouses opposite Taylor’s College. Its right next to 7-Eleven.

They serves all types of food, ranging from western such as chicken / lamb chop to local deli such as nasi lemak, fried rice and etc. They also have those convenient packed sandwiches for those small eaters.Our favourite from this shop is their western sizzling chop.

PP ordered a Sizzling Lamb Chop while I ordered a Sizzling Chicken Chop. Both our dishes comes with a soft bun, french fries and baked beans. Food portion wise is huge and worth it. Come on over to try it out.

Tuna Twist Subang Jaya
Location: Opposite Subang Jaya Taylor’s College, next to 7-Eleven
Food: Sizzling Lamb Chop - RM9.50 (free cordial drink), Sizzling Chicken Chop - RM8.50 (free cordial drink)

Pisang Goreng translated from Bahasa means banana fritters. Fresh bananas dipped in batter are deep-fried and it is a popular teatime snack of all time. One of the best pisang goreng that we’ve had is located opposite the old Subang Park Hotel. This stall is operated by a taxi driver, his wife and son.

Still remember that we used to buy some to eat while waiting for the pork noodles to be served. Until now, you can still find that stall over there. They’re selling more and more stuffs, such as the keropok lekor, sweet potato balls, curry puffs, cekodok and etc.

These fried stuffs are best dipped with their specialy made chilli sauce. So, for those who wants tea time snacks, don’t forget to drop by at that stall to buy some.

Location: Opposite Subang Park Hotel (opposite Subang Carefour)
Food: Pisang Goreng 3 for RM1 & Keropok Lekor 4 for RM1