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2014-10-28
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I'm usually in KL over the weekends as that is the ONLY time where KL is not jammed up...Was at the Hutong Food Court in Lot 10 and I decided to try out this new Nyonya food place called Dapur Nyonya.The main signage isn't that prominent but it is located between the Penang Char Koay Teow & Bah Kut The place...This isn't your usual Nyonya Food place as it doesn't have dishes like ayam buah keluak, ayam pong teh, or otak-otak. But then again, for a kiosk like sized kitchen, it is almost impossibl
I'm usually in KL over the weekends as that is the ONLY time where KL is not jammed up...Was at the Hutong Food Court in Lot 10 and I decided to try out this new Nyonya food place called Dapur Nyonya.
The main signage isn't that prominent but it is located between the Penang Char Koay Teow & Bah Kut The place...This isn't your usual Nyonya Food place as it doesn't have dishes like ayam buah keluak, ayam pong teh, or otak-otak. But then again, for a kiosk like sized kitchen, it is almost impossible to have facilities or a kitchen big enough to cook that many dishes.
There's only 2 type of drinks available here. This one is the Lemon Grass (RM3.30)
Nutmeg (RM 3.30)
The dishes here comes conveniently in a set like the picture above...This one is the Rendang Beef Rice (RM 12.90)
Nyonya Fried Chicken Rice (RM 12.90)
Love the twist of this Devil Curry using skew yuk (roasted pork) instead (RM 13.95)
If you were wondering, the blue colors of the rice comes from this Blue Dried flower herb called the Bunga Terang. Apparently, it is very rare to find and expensive. Dapur Nyonya prides themselves for having only natural ingredients in their dishes :-DNyonya Laksa (RM 10.85)Nyonya Sim Fried Rice ( RM 10.85)Pie Tee/Top Hats (RM 8.90)Verdict: Personally, I love that the food here is not too spicy as I have really delicate taste buds.
Dapur Nonya
Hutong, Lot 10
H21, Lower ground floor,
50, Jalan Sultan Ismail,
50250 Kuala Lumpur.
Operating hours: 10am- 10 pm
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Overall foods are not bad, its not spicy too.
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
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