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2012-10-01
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Surrounded with so many eateries at The Curve, one is really having a headache which to choose. Since I was going for a massage, yes, to relax my body muscles and such, I went to Ma'cik Biryani. Actually it was my 2nd time there. The food was very memorable but my partner wasn't a fan of biryani so we always opted for something else. Nearly full house during lunch hour, I was lucky to be directed to an empty table. I wanted to order their famous biryani but thought it was gonna be a bit too much
Surrounded with so many eateries at The Curve, one is really having a headache which to choose. Since I was going for a massage, yes, to relax my body muscles and such, I went to Ma'cik Biryani. Actually it was my 2nd time there. The food was very memorable but my partner wasn't a fan of biryani so we always opted for something else. Nearly full house during lunch hour, I was lucky to be directed to an empty table. I wanted to order their famous biryani but thought it was gonna be a bit too much. So I went with the spice rice with beef combo. It took them a while to serve. But it was alright. The food was still warm when served. I really love the aromatic rice and the not-so-oily rendang! The acar was a great appetizer as it was just a little sour. The papadom wasn't so crunchy but it was ok. They were very generous with the amount of beef. And I love it because it wasn't tough and not too lemak which also goes very well with the rice. Contrary to the name suggested, it wasn't spicy at all but fragrant a bit sweet in fact because there were raisins in there. Plus a glass of ice lemon tea, the bill summed up to RM18.80.
I'll have to drag my partner here to try this place and next time, it will be their biryani dishes.
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