1/5 pink p. 1 year ago on Google
I
patronized
their
shop
at
the
old
place
at
least
3
times
and
tapao
once
for
family,
and
I
was
raving
about
it
to
friends.
Brought
some
colleagues
to
try
too.
The
food
then
was
so
good,
especially
the
anchovy
sambal
and
fried
chicken.
The
atmosphere
of
the
shop
and
the
attitude
of
the
operators
were
very
welcoming.
It
felt
like
a
family
owned
shop.
After
they
moved
to
the
new
shop,
I
patronized
once
with
colleagues.
However,
the
food
at
the
new
place
was
totally
off.
Rice
was
cold,
the
anchovy
sambal
tasted
different.
Everything
was
not
right.
And
the
manager,
waiters
and
the
atmosphere
there
seemed
very
distant
and
commercialized....like
a
fast
food
rhythm.
Very
clumsily
and
very
simply
managed,
unlike
at
the
old
place.
I
decided
to
try
this
place
again
today
(after
last
visit
7
months
ago)
with
a
colleague.
Hopefully
they
have
improved
and
got
back
on
track.
Unfortunately
(and
sadly)
it's
still
the
same,
or
maybe
worse.
The
anchovy
sambal
was
terrible.
It
used
to
be
so
crunchy
and
soooo
good
that
you
would
wanna
"tambah"
and
pay
for
it.
Now,
the
sambal
totally
can't
make
it.
It's
so
soggy
and
taste
was
totally
not
right.
My
colleague
who
also
loves
the
sambal
commented
that
he
chew
until
it
was
tiring
to
the
jaw.
I
also
noticed
it
has
some
kind
of
sourish
smell
like
it
has
turned
bad
when
server
scoop
onto
the
banana
leave
-
but
it
didn't
taste
so.
Rice
was
lumpy
and
not
hot.
Curry
was
bland
even
after
mixing
all
the
curries
available
including
the
salted
fish
curry.
The
vegetable
spread
used
to
be
quite
tasty
too.
The
chicken
was
not
as
tasty
and
well
marinated
like
before.
And,
they
give
you
just
one
piece
of
pappadam
now.
And
they
are
really
operating
like
a
fast
food
chain...my
colleague
haven't
even
finished
his
tea
and
the
waiter
came
and
quickly
remove
our
plates
and
all.
This
should
be
our
last
time
here....
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