Launch of theQguides.com and Best Eats KL

Congratulations to the team behind theQguides.com for their Grand Launch at Twenty One Kitchen & Bar, Changkat Bukit Bintang recently!


TheQguides.com is an online restaurant reservations portal where KL-ites are given the convenience of making online reservation for the eateries that are in its line up of bookable restaurants.
Upon registration, you will be rewarded with a start up of 100 points and with more reservations made through the portal, you will be accumulating points which is convertable to cash vouchers redeemable at eateries. Quite a novel idea right?

Sure beats the below:

“Hello..can I book a table tonight?”
“Oh.. wait ahh..I call my manager..”

….silence….

tooooooooooottttttt…. ” Dial tone.

Grr…. you growled as you punched the *redial* button.

Back to the night…

Simultaneously, the Best Eats KL Guidebook by Fay Khoo was launched that night.

Retailing at only RM23.00, it is available in all the local bookstores. I was given a copy during the Genji pig-out and was putting it to good use ever since.

My copy is dog-marked and potential food hunts circled!
For example, has anyone been to this Subash House of Thousand Thosais??

Flipping through its pages, it unearthed some really interesting eateries that I have not heard of before. Other than that, smart indexing and categorisation like below certainly eases usage.
ps: I find it really useful when friends called and asked for “where to eat?? I’m in PJ/ Klang, Bukit Bintang…” !


Another interesting feature; some celebrities sharing their preferred dining outlets.
Perfect for stalkers, one just have to hang around these restaurant/eateries & hopefully you’ll bump into them one day.


Free flow canapes and alcoholic drinks all night long. None of the guests were complaining; I was sure!



Lots of fun people and celebrities.
Below: DJ Dilly and JD from Malaysia Red FM (104.9 in the Klang Valley).

Thanks again Frat for the invite!! We had fun!




This Post Has 8 Comments

  1. Sean

    hehe, the guidebook is also in my office cubicle cupboard but i haven't really used it yet. i think some of the places listed in the book have closed down though! but can't remember which ones exactly…

  2. J

    Haha… So are there any celebraties you are planning to stalk? Or are you (& Unka) going to concentrate on just the restaurants/food? 🙂

  3. Lyrical Lemongrass

    Oh, I didn't see the famous people that day. I think I was too busy eating.

  4. ai wei

    now i learnt what is Qguides. thanks for the info 🙂

  5. thenomadGourmand

    sean: I realized some are. Which is funny, since they just launched it right?

    J: Nahhh…me no go stalking celebs, err..except Dato Tony ;p

    LL: Ha! cos you were sitting at the table with them mah! ;p
    We had you like for the 1st 15 mins when u arrived. Hehhee

    ai wei: Yup, make good use of it ya!

  6. sc

    looks like you had a blast! thanks for the info..

  7. burpandslurp

    Maybe…one day…your own bakery will be listed too! Hee hee hee! I'll fly all over to KL to sample your stuff!! But it'll be on the house, right? 😉

  8. backStreetGluttons

    Not unsurprisingly , we were and are never impressed by such an "ahead of our time" initiative , unless there is a real fine tuning and the participating establishments are top notched and really value for money
    …does KL have such quality outlets ?…and the booking website must be really user friendly and intuitive ( which we have grave doubts )

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