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2014-05-24
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Every time my friend suggested this place, as I am not a mamak lover, I would always shake my head profusely. But this time, I was still full from too heavy a lunch so I just relented. Anyway, we have gone from one cafe to another and do not seem to have any choice. My friend ordered the most famous food here which is the Banana Leaf Rice. The onion curry was thick, superb and so tasty to dip with the crackers. We even ordered 2 mini baskets of crackers which we finished in minutes. The fish cur
My friend ordered the most famous food here which is the Banana Leaf Rice. The onion curry was thick, superb and so tasty to dip with the crackers. We even ordered 2 mini baskets of crackers which we finished in minutes. The fish curry was also equally tasty.
The cucumber salad was a tad too soggy probably due to cucumbers which waters after a while.
The side dish of pumpkin and also lentil curry paste was not my taste. Totally not delicious, probably because I am not a fan of both vegetables. I just ate the yellow cabbage and cucumbers and crackers.
The tandoori chicken drumstick (RM 6.50) was so-so and the lean chicken was nicely cut into three pieces. But overall quite cooked and tender and most importantly, no blood. Considerably, I rate it better than the other harder and blackened tandoori chicken I have tried. The only downside is the chutney is too watery. I guess one could not have the best of everything.
The Mango and Peach Lassi, for RM 3.80 each, is the cheapest I have ever known. Normally lassi cost RM 5 even in kopitiam mamak shops. The best part is the thick concoction and one can feel the chunks of peaches inside. Totally worth the price.
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