3/5 Jo S. 2 years ago on Google
This
has
been
in
our
list
for
a
while,
as
I
love
Malaysian
food,
and
I
am
a
big
fan
of
Nasi
Lemak,
Malaysia's
national
dish,
we
decided
to
finally
visit.
This
place
gets
packed
very
quick,
so
you’ll
have
to
wait
for
a
while
before
getting
yourself
a
table.
Once
we
were
seated
by
the
friendly
staff,
we
ordered
the
following:
-
Nasi
Lemak
-
Fragrant
coconut
rice
accompanied
by
an
ensemble
of
sambal,
peanuts,
crispy
anchovies,
cucumber,
and
hard-boiled
egg.
You
have
the
option
to
add
curry
chicken/fish/lamb/vegetarian.
I
opted
for
the
Fish
Curry.
-
Kari
ikan
-
A
tangy
fish
curry
cooked
with
fresh
tomatoes,
okra,
and
eggplant.
-
Ayam
goreng
-
Malaysian-style
fried
chicken.
Marinated
with
herbs
and
spices
and
full
of
flavour.
($5
per
piece)
-
Nasi
goreng
-
Malaysian-style
fried
rice
with
spicy
sambal,
eggs,
prawns,
French
beans,
assorted
veggies,
topped
with
fried
shallots.
Loved
the
Nasi
Lemak!
Everything
about
it
is
exactly
how
I
had
it
in
Malaysia.
The
fried
chicken
was
nice
&
juicy,
if
a
bit
oily.
The
Kari
Ikan
(fish
curry)
was
not
as
tangy
as
we
expected
it.
The
Nasi
Goreng
wasn’t
served
with
the
traditional
fried
eggs
on
top,
so
it
was
just
a
mixture
of
fried
rice
with
prawns.
Didn’t
feel
traditional.
We
asked
for
single
rotis,
but
were
surprised
that
they
don’t
serve
them
individually,
and
you
have
to
order
the
curry
dips
and
spicy
sambal
sauce
with.
It
was
a
real
let
down,
as
we
just
wanted
some
bread
with
the
curry.
At
the
end
of
the
meal,
we
ordered
the
Kopi
Tarik
(Malaysian
white
coffee),
and
asked
for
no
sugar
as
we
know
it
it’s
made
with
condensed
and
evaporated
milk
which
is
already
sweet.
Apparently,
that
is
not
possible,
and
it
has
to
come
with
sugar!!!
So
even
with
one
spoon
of
sugar,
it
was
way
too
sweet
for
us,
and
we
honestly
couldn’t
be
bothered
to
drink
it.
This
place
has
potentials
to
be
better
if
they
are
a
bit
more
flexible
with
stuff
that
can
either
not
be
added
or
can
be
purchased
as
a
single
item.
We
are
not
asking
to
change
the
food,
just
don’t
add
sugar
to
the
drinks,
and
charge
us
for
single
rotis,
similar
to
the
fried
chicken.
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