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2012-07-02
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Having a sudden and inexplicable urge for a carby dinner one evening, I decided to quickly sate the craving by heading to the nearest Murni branch (since I wanted plenty of options and a relatively heavy meal). After reviewing my options on the menu, I opted for a mee raja. It resembles instant noodles that is fried in a Singaporean style. The serving size was unrealistically large, with plenty of chicken shreds and prawns. Very greasy, and just too big. Flavours were generally leaning to the mi
Having a sudden and inexplicable urge for a carby dinner one evening, I decided to quickly sate the craving by heading to the nearest Murni branch (since I wanted plenty of options and a relatively heavy meal). After reviewing my options on the menu, I opted for a mee raja. It resembles instant noodles that is fried in a Singaporean style.
The serving size was unrealistically large, with plenty of chicken shreds and prawns. Very greasy, and just too big. Flavours were generally leaning to the mild side, so I could actually taste the cooking oil (eww!). Salvageable with some chili sauce. Half the serving should've been sufficient.
My digestion was upset the next morning because of this, though.
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