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Go Bun House (有間麵館) is a Chinese restaurant selling buns. Yes, you read it right, buns. Go Bun House is located just opposite the Go Noodle House which I blogged a while ago. The names and the styles or the shop are similar. They could belong to the same boss or could be sister companies. You can also sit in any of the restaurant and order each other's food. For example you can order a bun from Go Bun House to eat with your bowl of hot soup noodle at Go Noodle House. The buns are served in this wooden dim sum style plate. This is the Chinese Meatloaf Bun, RM 5.00 for one. Let's open the meatloaf bun and take a look inside. Luncheon meat topped with diced onion and cheese sauce with green veegetable. A closer look on the luncheon meat. Very delicious eaten while hot. The next bun we ordered is the Braised Pork Bun at RM 6.00. It has 3-layer pork cutlet wrapped together with juicy marinade and sprinkled with crunchy peanuts. This is my favourite among all the buns. Crispy Spicy ...

Old School is a newly opened restaurant in the Malaysia's first enrichment mall, The School, Jaya One. They already have a branch at Puchong. Why is it called Old School? Maybe because the exterior and interior are designed to look like a school, with a classroom and a canteen. But I'm not sure what does the word old means though. The waitresses are also dressed in school uniform and there is a teacher or was it headmaster?  The Old School serves many types of food such as burger, western, locals, snacks and sandwiches. The drawing of the school bus outside the Old School. Old School's Food Grilled Chicken Burger, RM 13.90. My friend finished her burger so the taste should be quite nice. The chicken seems thick and looks delicious with the melted cheese. Burger is served with an Old School flag with some salad. The burger is using charcoal bread. Friend taking photos of friend's grilled chicken burger. Assam laksa with medium sized sardine. All food seems to have nice ...