Betty's Midwest Kitchen | Aman Suria

A place where we love to go back to for a wholesome all-American meal.

Betty's Midwest Kitchen is run by a family who has lived in America for some time and have decided to open a cozy little place in Aman Suria. If you are a fan of grilled pork platters, burgers, meatloaf and all American food, you've nowhere to look at but at Betty's because this is the best place within the Klang Valley to have them all!

When I go to Betty's, I only have one item on the menu I wouldn't miss. The Grilled Pork Belly (RM27.90) which comes with a side of coleslaw and fries but I usually change my fries to the most awesome and buttery mash potatoes that they drench in some really good meat sauce for an additional of RM2. The first bite usually sends me to heaven and back a second later for the next bite which then sends me off to heaven again. If you get what I mean.

Doug will usually have his cant-live-without Juicy Lucy Burger. The patty oozes a bunch of to-die-for flavors which is a mixture of beef, pork, spices and most definitely, mozzarella cheese! So, that when you take a bite of the burger, everything oozes out like .. like .. I've no word to describe it but it is really good lah!

Aside from these two dishes, you'll find items like Dog-Food (fries drenched in sauce and melted mozzarella), Pigs in a Blanket, Classic Meatloaf and Home-style Macaroni and Cheese available on the menu and they are all F-AWESOME. I've tried them, so they are legit!

Betty's Midwest Kitchen.

Fat Spoon | Damansara Uptown

Heard so much about this quaint little place even before I knew where it was. Drove by a couple of times, wanting to have a taste of their signature dishes but parking was ridiculously hard to find. One fine day, luck was on our side. We got a spot right in front of Fat Spoon but my hopes went down when I saw the crowd. The entire place was packed to the brim and the only place left was a tiny place for two at the entrance. No way was I going to give this one a miss, so we sat!

Fat Spoon is a cozy little cafe in the midst of the hustle and bustle of Damansara Uptown. Designed and decorated with memories of the past, this cafe has everything from the mid 80s to 90s. Guests are presented with childhood story book menus, think Peter & Jane hard cover with a selection of Grandma's dishes, a very interesting idea.

Their Ulam Fried Rice is said to be one of their signature dish and they are pretty known for their coffee as well. Agreeing with the lot, their Ulam Fried Rice was really flavorful. Portion is good and the sambal belacan is a must-have for sambal fans alike. Surprisingly enough, their iced Latte is by far the best I've had so far, brewed by Simonelli coffee machine. A selection of home-baked cakes and cookies are available at the counter and they have new cakes every month (I think lah).

During another visit, I had their Claypot Lou Shu Fun because I saw the table beside me was having it and I wanted one too! It was a little underwhelming. I've had better ones and have to say that, this one will be given a miss in the future. Doug tried their Macaroni with minced beef and he said it was quite unique, a little spicy but there wasn't enough bite to it. So, those who generally need meat in their meal all the time will have a hard time finishing this meal because the meat wasn't as tasty. So, generally you'll taste the macaroni more than the taste of meat. I guess their Ulam Fried Rice has to be the one to go for during your first time at Fat Spoon.

If you are a fan of home cooked nonya dishes, do give Fat Spoon a try.