You’ve probably heard of Akka Nasi Lemak on social media, and for good reason. What started as a small Nasi Lemak stall in a quiet Seri Kembangan neighborhood has now expanded to serve over 500 customers, and she shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon.

Where it all started

On earlier April 2023, we discovered a humble Indian lady selling nasi lemak from a social media post. We decided to film a short video introducing this place to all social media users.

While editing the video, we realized that the stall did not have any online presence, Google Map address, or even a name.

Hence, we decided to give it the name Akka Nasi Lemak and create a Google Map address so that people could navigate to this stall after watching our video. We called it Akka Nasi Lemak because the owner referred to all her lady customers as ‘Akka.’

The video blew up on our Facebook, TikTok, and even our neglected Instagram account. The stall was then featured on many media platforms such as Astro, THR Raaga, and countless random TikTok users.

The birth of Akka Nasi Lemak

Meet Sangeetha Manimalar, the 34-year-old mother who runs Akka Nasi Lemak. Having a hotel management background, the mother of two has been selling nasi lemak for more than 10 years. However, her stall instantly become a “viral” sensation on social media in the month of April, which falls on the Ramadan month.

Her dishes are abundance, you can find Ayam Masak Merah, Ayam Rendang, Ayam Goreng Berempah, Sambal Kerang and Sambal Sotong. No pork is used or serve in her stall. Furthermore she offers two types of sambal, spicy and normal, as well as two types of rice, namely santan rice and pandan rice.

A warrior in the culinary

Nothing great ever came that easy. According to Sangeetha’s interview in Astro Naavanil, she shared that her husband and children was met in an accident. The children have recovered but her husband is still on a recovering stage. But Sangeetha manages her life and the livelihood of her family with the little money earned.

Snippet from Astro Vaanavil

When “Akka Nasi Lemak” started gaining popularity, it attracts all sort of walks, people around Selangor, KL and even Singapore, to line up starting at 12am just to get a taste of her food, almost equates to celebrity fans camp out for concert tickets.

With a sudden increase of customers, she has already enlisted some extra hands to help her. In particularly, her neighbour who’s a friendly Chinese aunty is helping her as well, without asking for single salary.

Unfazed by nonsense

It’s safe to assume that fame attract haters. Despite some mishaps during the stall, Akka Nasi Lemak is going strong. To ensure everyone customers who line up able to purchase her food, token will be given to everyone and every customer can buy maximum of 5 packets of nasi lemak.

Snippet from TikTok @nasttyboii | Image Credit: alishafoong

Furthermore, Sangeetha’s news has caught attention of Vice-President of Angkatan Muda Keadilan Malaysia Thiban Subbramaniam to help in registry of her business.

Safe to say, this lady of iron has got things figured out.

If you want to visit Akka Nasi Lemak, her stall is located in front of Restoran Twenty Two. Details as per below:

Address: Akka Nasi Lemak, 122, Jalan PUJ 3/2, Puncak Jalil, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor
Hours: 7am till sold out

Also Check Out: This Puchong-born Home Cook Is Selling Nasi Lemak From RM34 After Migrating Near UK

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If you’re a true foodaholic, this is one exciting event you wouldn’t wanna miss. 

The much-anticipated Tiger Street Food campaign is back! After holding the last two events virtually, Tiger is leveling up and bringing back the fan-favourite Tiger Street Food Festival 2022 on-ground for you.

On top of that, Tiger is on a nationwide search for some of the hottest street food vendors through YOU, read on and find out how you can be part of it. 

Here’s How You Can Participate and Nominate Your Favourite Street Food 

Tiger wants you to drop pins of your favourite street food spots in town on their website. You can be part of the street food hunt by recommending your favourite eateries (and earn rewards) to be a part of Tiger Street Food 2022. 

To nominate, head over to their website http://www.tigerbeer.com.my/ and drop pins when you’re at your favourite street food spots. You can collect 1,000 points and redeem 1 pair of Airpods OR Galaxy buds! *First come first serve basis.

The website will be a platform built by Tiger fans with their recommendations for fellow street food lovers to enjoy. As the saying goes – good things are meant to be shared! When you’re not recommending your favourite street foods, you can also hunt for the hottest recommendations by fellow foodies in your area.

Tiger’s Unique Lok Lok Truck With A Twist Named the “Tiger Crystal Fire Truck”

You can look out for the sight of the Tiger Crystal Fire Truck, a lok lok truck with a twist, at selected outlets, bars, coffee shops and food courts. Expect to fire up your tastebuds with unique broth selection and dipping sauces!

Those who can handle their heat can join the Tiger Fire Challenge to test their spice tolerance and win themselves ice-cold Tiger Crystal, the perfect pair for the ultimate street food experience.

Get Yourself A Limited-Edition Packaging Of Tiger Beer and Tiger Crystal

Tiger Street Food 2022 will also feature limited-edition packaging of Tiger Beer and Tiger Crystal cans and bottles, inspired by some of the renowned local street food dishes. If you’re a fan of Tiger beer, this is one collection for keeps! 

As you all know, Tiger is a brand born in Asia, making it the beer of choice to pair with bold street food flavours.

Bring Along Your Family And Friends To The ‘Tiger Street Food Festival 2022’ and Enjoy A Weekend filled with the Hottest Street Food

So, foodies, whatchu waiting for? Mark your calendars and get ready to satisfy all of your food cravings, go on the hunt for your favourite street food, and explore maze-like alleyways and secret rooms to unlock extra rewards and prizes.

Share this exciting event with your friends and family so that they can all enjoy and have some fun too. 

RSVP now for a free Tiger Crystal to be redeemed at the festival! https://hottesthunt.tigerstreetfood.my/?utm_source=ContentArticle&utm_medium=FunNTaste&utm_campaign=TigerStreetFood

Stay tuned to the Tiger’s official social media pages for more info.

Here is the event details:

Date : 28th-30th Oct AND 4th-6th Nov ( Fri-Sun)
Time : 4pm – 12 am
Venue : Factory 19 @ Section 19, PJ (https://bit.ly/3CuxkIN)

Tiger Food Festival 2022

Instagram: @tigerbeermy
Facebook: TigerBeerMY
YouTube: TigerBeerMalaysia

*Do not drink and drive. For non-Muslims aged 21 and above only.*

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Many homesick Malaysians are stranded overseas during this global pandemic. Aside from being separated away from their loved ones in homeland, some would miss the taste of the authentic Malaysian food.

Priyadashini Maganathan, otherwise known as Priya, migrated to Isle of Man after marriage in 2018 when she was 27-years-old. The Puchong native made a point to visit her single mother annually until last year, her plan was crushed. She hasn’t been home for two years.

Meet Priya, a Malaysian who moved to Isle Of Man with her furkid, Thorin, after marrying her husband. Image Credit: Priyadashini Maganathan

One of the ways Priya cope with homesickness is to cook Malaysian food. She started cooking as a hobby after moving to Isle of Man, an island located approximately 3 hours ferry ride from Liverpool in the UK.

As a wedding present, Priya’s mother gave her a written recipe book. Apart from seeking guidance from her mother, she learned how to cook herself by watching online videos.  

Realising that she has a talent for cooking, Priya also found it hard to get a job with her marketing background hence she decided to start Makan at IOM, a food delivery business specializing in Malaysian cuisine.

This Malaysian Living In Isle Of Man Sells and Delivers Nasi Lemak and Many More Malaysian Food

Priya specialises in cooking nasi lemak, chicken rice, rendang, and curry puffs which have also been a hit amongst Malaysians who are living there.

Malaysian food is not something unheard of amongst people who live in Isle of Man and the UK. “They are quite familiar actually. Even many people on the island have been to Malaysia or Singapore,” Priya shared.

Beef Rendang. Image Credit: @makan_at_iom

In terms of flavour and spicy level, Priya also gets local customers but tweaks her recipes to reduce the level of spiciness to fit the locals’ taste buds. She tries her best to keep the authenticity of the flavours.

Nasi Lemak. Image Credit: @makan_at_iom

With the economy opening back up, Priya says that sales have been picking up

During the lockdowns in UK, Priya’s business was affected and she had to resort to home deliveries as offices were closed. However as the UK government has opened up the economy now, things are getting back to normal for Makan at IOM and Priya.

Priya feels thankful that her husband’s moral support has been of much help. Cooking wise, it wasn’t so much as the UK and Isle of Man apply standard and strict policy on food hygiene and food handling. Priya even needed to attend a mandatory one-day course and get a certificate for food hygiene.

Chicken Rice. Image Credit: @makan_at_iom

“But for our personal meals, he definitely helps me. He even makes a good Wantan Mee,” said Priya, cheekily adding that she really enjoyed her husband’s home cooked Malaysian meal.

As a start-up coping with the pandemic, Priya and Makan at IOM rose soared to higher heights by persevering in the face of adversity and promoting flavours of Malaysia.

How To Order?

Website: www.makanatiom.com

WhatsApp: +44 7624317680

Delivery Days & Time: Wed, Thurs and Fri

Coverage Area: Douglas & Onchan

Also Check Out: 10 Japanese Restaurants To Go For Fantastic Ramen In The Klang Valley

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Looking for best halal food in Bangi and Kajang? But with such a wide array of tasty food to choose from, where does one even begin?

Here we have listed out 14 Best Halal Food In Kajang & Bangi You Need To Know and discover to satisfy your cravings. Come on! Let’s go food hunting together!

1. Nasi dulang Daun Pisang (Al Mubarakah)

This restaurant is known for its Nasi Dulang where they served rice on a tray with banana leaf.  There are a variety of choices of dishesto choose from in the Dulang set which are Set Dulang Ayam, Set Dulang Itik, Set Dulang Talapia Merah, Set Dulang Udang and many more. The Dulang set includes 4 types of gravy with the price ranging from RM7.50 – RM15.00.  If you are looking for a delicious and affordable food to eat, This is the place for you. However do note lunch hours queue can get pretty long as they sell over 1,000 dulang sets a day.

Address: Pt 75024 Jalan Besar Sungai Ramal Dalam, 43000 Kajang, Selangor
Operating hours: 10.30AM – 4PM, Daily

2. Ikan Bakar Terangkat

Ikan Bakar Terangkat not only serve fresh fish that is brought from the nearby market but they also have a huge range of seafood for you to choose from. They have fishes, crabs, prawns, squids and even cockles for serving. Their grilled Stingray is their must-try dish. Topped with their homemade sambal, it is a match made in heaven.

Address: 1, Lot 3083, Jalan Ayer Itam, Kampung Sungai Merab Luar, 43000 Kajang, Selangor
Operating hours: 5PM – 12AM, Daily

3. Nasi Goreng Gila

As the name suggests, Nasi Goreng Gila comes with crazy amounts of toppings and the portion is unbelievably huge, can be shared with 2 people. You can find toppings like squid, prawn, lamb, sausages, fish cakes, fried eggs and more in just 1 plate of Nasi Goreng. There are also variety of add ons such as Sotong Goreng, Udang Galah, and Ikan Bawal.

Address: Food Valet, Jalan Sungai Ramal Dalam, Kampung Sungai Ramal Dalam, 43300 Kajang, Selangor
Operating hours: 3PM – 11PM (Mon-Fri), 12PM – 11PM (Sat-Sun)

4.  Konichiwa Cafe

If you’re looking for Halal and affordable Japanese food in Bangi area, check out Konichiwa Café. The head chef of Konichiwa Cafe is a Muslim who has worked in Japan and Dublin as a sushi chef.

Although Tepanyaki is a signature here, they also serve a wide variety of Sushi, Bento, Udon and other Japanese dishes.

Address: Jalan 6/7b, Seksyen 1, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor
Operating hours: 12PM – 11PM (Tues-Fri), 3PM – 11PM (Fri), 12PM – 11PM (Sat-Sun)

5. Restoran Barra

Barra’s restaurant at Section 6, Bangi is a great mamak spot to eat and hang out with friends or family. This place is known for being super cheap, 24 hours and also known for their wide range of dishes. However some of the signatures here are Cheese Naan, Tandoori Chicken, Nasi Goreng Kambing, and Sizzling Noodles.

Address: Seksyen 6, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor
Operating hours: 24 hours, Daily

6.  Sup Kambing Nara

If you’re looking for a good soup kambing spot in Kajang, check out Sup Kambing Nara in Food Valet. The soup broth is boiled for 5 hours everyday with different parts of the lamb and spices together.

Customers can choose their favourite part of the kambing however the signature here is their Sup Kambing Gearbox. You can even choose to eat it with rice or noodle or just dip it with bread.

Address: Taman Ramal Suria, Sungai Ramal Dalam, 43000 Kajang, Selangor
Operating hours: 12PM – 12AM, Daily

7. Itik Salai Masthar

Famous for their Itik Salai Masak Lemak which literally means Grilled Duck cooked in Masak Lemak, this eatery gained popularity ever since popular foodie Mark Wiens did a Vlog on this place earlier this year.

They grilled all types of meat such as duck, chicken, beef and fish for 90 minutes and add the grilled meat into lemak gravy. It’s mention-worthy that they use coconut shells to cook their meat which creates a unique aroma.

Address: Medan Selera Adikku, Itik Salai Masthar, Kampung Sungai Ramal Dalam, 43000 Kajang, Selangor.
Operating hours: 11AM – 10PM, Daily

8. Nippon Sushi

Nippon Sushi uses robots to deliver some of the food direct to your table. This restaurant offers more than 200 authentic Japanese dishes. Expect the classic Japanese dishes such as Fire Spider Roll, Ebi Mentaiyaki, Tan Tan Ramen and more. You can also grab a quick meal at their Conveyor Belt Sushi with price starting from RM2.10 per plate.

Address: Jalan Medan Pb 2a, Seksyen 9, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor
Operating hours: 11.30AM – 11PM, Daily

9. Roti Canai D’Bukit

Roti Canai D’Bukit got its name because it is located on a hill in Bandar Baru Bangi. Many people come here to try out the Roti Canai which is known to be fluffy, soft and crunchy at the same time. Besides Roti Canai, this place also offers a variety of dishes such as jawa noodles, Soto and Nasi Lemak.

Address: Roti Canai D’Bukit, Jalan Masjid Kajang, Kajang, Selangor
Operating hours: 6.30AM – 12PM (Tues-Sun)

10. Warung Bunian

Warung Bunian is located within the outskirts of Kajang. As its name suggest, it’s a warung, and it’s super popular to the point that you have to make a reservation first because there are not many seatings available and they only make limited quantities according to the bookings received. The two dishes they are known for is the Nasi Lemak Telur Bungkus (Nasi Lemak covered with spicy omelette) and Roti Jiwa Kacau. They also serve set lunches of sea crab, fried chicken, fish and vegetables.

Address: 80A Jalan Jamaludin, Desa Putra, Kampung Sungai Merab, 43000 Kajang, Selangor
Operating hours: 7AM – 2.30PM (Mon to Thurs), 7AM – 11AM (Sat)
Tel: 017 – 381 2246

11. Warung Kita

Warung Kita is known for its signature dish, Nasi Manggey. It’s essentially a packet of steamed rice doused in gulai ayam, topped with pieces of fried chicken and sambal. Warung Kita offers only 3 types of dishes which are Nasi Manggey, Nasi Lemak Ikan Tongkol, and Nasi Berlauk Ikan Tongkol, all at an affordable price.

Address: Jalan Industri Sungai Tangkas 1, Kampung Sungai Tangkas, 43000 Bangi, Selangor
Operating hours: 7AM – 10PM, Daily

12. Ayam Penyet Wong Solo

If you’re looking for Indonesian cuisine around Bangi, check out Ayam Penyet Wong Solo in Bangi. This is one of the most popular Ayam Penyet spots in the entire Klang Valley. People are willing to drive up to 50KM just to get a taste of this place.

Aside from Ayam Penyet, this place serves other typical Indonesian food such as Penyet Bolado, Siakap Bakar, Gado-gado and many more

Address: Persiaran Bangi, Seksyen 9, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor
Operating hours: 11.30AM – 10.30PM (Mon-Sun), 11AM – 10.30PM (Sat)

13. Ana Ikan Bakar Petai

If you live in Bangi, chances are you’ve tried Ana Ikan Bakar Petai. This place is inarguably the most popular restaurant in town. As the name suggests, this place serves grilled fish with slices of petai on top.

This restaurant is a great place for dinner to enjoy with family and friends and it is advisable to come early to reserve your seat.

Address: Lot 29991, Persiaran Kemajuan, (Bersebelahan Balai Bomba BB Bangi), 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor
Operating hours: 5PM – 12AM, Daily

14. Restoran D’Limau Nipis

Restoran D’Limau Nipis is yet another popular Ikan Bakar spot in town but they also serve many other Malay dishes. If you’re a fan of Ulam and craving for Malay village food, then this is the place for you. Don’t miss out their specialty drink -D’Limau Nipis juice.

Address: 201 & 205, Jalan 8/1, Seksyen 8, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor
Operating hours: 7AM – 5.30PM, Daily

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Imagine you’re hungry in the middle of the night, what would be the first thing you do? Go to McDonald’s? Too many times. Instant noodle? Too unhealthy. Well the best part of living in the Klang Valley is, there’s always endless of food choices from day to night.

There’s no shortage of supper spot in Petaling Jaya, but not all are really worth putting on the calories for. In this list of ultimate late midnight supper spots, we’re going to introduce you 16 Late Night Supper Spots In Petaling Jaya that’s Perfect for Night Owls

1. Ahwa Hokkien Mee (Non Halal)

The hokkien mee served at this eatery has got to be one of the best joints that is available in PJ. If you are the person who craves odd dinner meals during supper then this is the place for you. The noodles are known to be cooked using charcoal and don’t be surprised if you witness every table having at least one plate of the dish.

Hours: 6pm-2am, daily
Address: 66, Jalan 14/48, Seksyen 14, 46100 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

2. Brader John Burger

There is no doubt in the world that a Ramly burger is the best go-to supper dish for us Malaysians and Brader John is one of the popular spots in town. Brader John is also said to serve the best Ramly Burger in the Klang Valley and after trying it we couldn’t disagree. With a pretty huge menu, be sure to get messy because his burgers are drenched in his own special sauce and toppings which definitely leave you satisfied.

Hours: 10pm-4am, closed on Sundays
Address: Jalan SS 21/58, Damansara Utama, 47400, Petaling Jaya, Selangor,

3. Nasi Lemak Bumbung

PJ-ians are no strangers to Nasi Lemak Bumbung in Seapark, a famous nasi lemak eatery which has been operating in SS21 for more than 20 years. Their ayam goreng berempah is absolutely delicious and filled with spices that you would want to order another extra. The sambal is made perfectly with the right level of spiciness with a hint of sweetness to it.

Hours: 5.30pm-4am (Monday-Thursday), 5pm-4am (Saturday), 5.30pm-12am (Sunday), closed on Fridays
Address: Jalan 21/11b, Sea Park, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

4. Stars Picker Audio (Vegetarian)

Most of us would put our headphones to listen to our favourite songs and directing a music video in your head, at the same time. After all music is an all time therapy for everyone. This headphone concept cafe allow you to use theirs when you’re dining in. This place is perfect for those who like to spend some good quality time alone and test out some of the headphone products that are up for sale.

Hours: 12pm-11pm (Sunday-Thursday), 12pm-12am (Friday-Saturday). closed on Wednesdays
Address: 37-2, Jalan PJU 5/20e, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

5. GangNam Oppa BBQ (Non Halal)

If you always wanted to enjoy a good Korean barbecue with some friends over supper like one of the scenes from your favourite K-drama, then this is the right place to be. The al fresco-like barbecue joint serves assorted grilled chicken, beef and pork. There are also your typical Korean dishes like kimchi stew, spicy rice ball, pancake and so on.

Hours: 4pm-1am (Monday-Saturday), 11.30am-10.30pm (Sunday)
Address: 23, Jalan SS 21/60, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

6. 3 Budak Gemok

Who knew that ayam masak kicap will be a demanding dish during supper. This popular joint is owned by 3 siblings serves one of the best ayam masak kicap and cili gesek. The chicken is fried by batches so be sure that your dish would be served hot and fresh. Imagine a plate of white rice, ayam masak kicap and some of the spicy cili gesek would certainly make you run for the hills and making you want more.

Hours: 6pm-2am, daily
Address: 6, Jalan Teknologi, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

7. 223 Nasi Lemak Panas

There are two famous Nasi Lemak Panas stalls at Medan Selera 223: Red and Blue. However, if you are a frequent goer you will come to know that the queue for the Red stall is crazy (in a good way). Serving only their signature nasi lemak ayam goreng, be sure to be dazzled away with their sweet and spicy level of the sambal as well as the fresh and crunchiness of the chicken.

Hours: 6pm-2am, daily
Address: Jalan 51a/223, Seksyen 51a, 46100 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

8. Hai Di Lao (Non Halal)

Unless if you’re living under a rock, you should know that Hai Di Lao is a super popular hot pot restaurant that originated from China. While mostly known for their fragrant soups, fresh ingredients, variety of sauces and their awesome service, this popular hot pot franchise is also opened till 3AM. Do prepare to queue for a long time as locals are crazy about this place.

Hours: 10am-3am, daily
Address: G1.PT.02, Sunway Pyramid, 3, Jalan PJS 11/15, Bandar Sunway, 47500 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

9. Flying Wantan Mee (Non Halal)

Located at Sea Park, this mobile stall on wheels is at the same row with myBurgerlab. Just like a typical roadside stall, there are plastic tables and chairs laid out. What makes their Wantan Mee special is the tossing skill. You will come to witness the cook tossing the balls of noodles almost two stories high flawlessly. The Char Siew served is absolutely juicy with the perfect char on its edges making it a perfect dish, overall.

Hours: 6pm-11.30pm, closed on Sundays
Address: Jalan 21/22, Sea Park, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

10. Tommy Thongchai (Non Halal)

One of the more newer restaurants on this list, Tommy Thongchai serves one of the best Thai-Western fusion dishes. Pad Kee Mao Spaghetti, Padkra Pao Burger, Thai Mac & Cheese, Fried Chicken Somtam Burger are just some of the fusion dishes here. Some may sound like an odd combo but it is definitely delicious.

Hours: 12pm-3pm, 6pm- late night (weekdays), 12pm-2am (weekends)
Address: The Square @ Jaya One, Unit G, 72A, Jalan Universiti, Seksyen 13, 46200 Petaling Jaya

11. Ban Rao Restaurant (Non Halal)

Some late nights — rainy ones especially — calls for a comforting pot of Tom Yam soup. What started off a simple Thai food stall in a coffee shop, is now expanded to a full fledged restaurant. If you love authentic Thai food, Ban Rao Restaurant must be on your list. This restaurant is run by a Thai family and known to serve probably the most authentic Thai food in town.

Hours: 12pm-2.00am, daily
Address: A109-110, Block A, Mentari Business Park, Jalan PJS 8/5, Bandar Sunway, 46150 Petaling Jaya

12. PJ Old Town Char Kuey Teow (Non Halal)

Char Kuey Teow is not a regular dish you would have for supper however sometimes you just crave weird dishes at odd times so why not. Located at PJ Old Town, this wok hei dish is delicious especially with the hint of charred bits. Being pretty generous with their ingredients, get ready to feast on a plate of char kuey teow with plenty of prawns, cockles and beansprouts.

Hours: 6pm-10.30pm, daily
Address: 6, Jalan 1/10, Seksyen 1, 46000 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

13. Hayaki Cafe

This kopitiam specializes in serving Kelantanese food in Uptown Damansara. Their crowd favourite has got to be the Nasi Kerabu Ayam Percik. The blue colour of the rice is actually extracted by a blue pea flower making the dish even more authentic as it is. The meat is grilled to perfection and the seasoning is absolutely spot with its mix of herbs in it.

Hours: 24 hours
Address: Jalan SS 21/37 Uptown, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

14. Steven Western Corner

Steven’s Corner has been around for over many years and it is one of the go-to places to have affordable Western cuisine. This street-western eatery is offers Chicken Chop, Fish and Chips and even Mix Grilled dishes but in a more simpler way.

Hours: 5.30pm-3am (Monday – Saturday), 5.30pm-12am (Sunday)
Address: 1095, Uptown Hawker Centre, Jalan SS 21/39, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

15. Syed Bistro

If you are into mamak-style dishes then head on over to Syed Bistro that offers dishes from Nasi Kandar to Satay and Biryani over the span of the night. You can even opt for the usual Maggi Goreng and Sirap Limau as you enjoy watching a football match over with your close buddies.

Hours: 24 hours
Address: 19, Jalan SS 6/12 Kelana Jaya, Petaling Jaya, 47301 Selangor

16. Burger Baek

Famed for their signature crispy burger, Burger Baek is probably the most inexpensive yet delicious burger stalls in Bandar Sunway. The crowd pleaser, the Crispy Chicken Burger Baek is basically a deep fried chicken thigh that is drizzled with their in-house cheese sauce, chilli sauce and mayo. And oh, it’s only RM4 per burger, pretty affordable isn’t it?

Hours: 5.30pm-4am (Monday – Saturday), closed on Sundays
Address: Jalan PJS 8/14, Bandar Sunway, 46150 Petaling Jaya

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When people talk about nasi lemak around Pudu, they often think of two popular places – Peel Road Nasi Lemak and Ann Nasi Lemak. Both of these nasi lemak stalls came highly recommended by folks living in Kuala Lumpur and both stalls coincidentally serve pork.

Since we’ve previously reviewed Peel Road Nasi Lemak, we would like to share about Ann Nasi Lemak at ICC Pudu. It’s one of the most popular stalls around ICC Pudu as people are willing to queue up for it although there are plenty of good food around.

Among the dishes available, Porkskin Curry is their signature as many regulars rave about it. Sotong Sambal is also said to be one of the better side dish here however it wasn’t available during our visit so we had to replace it with Siham(cockles) Sambal instead. While the Porkskin Curry was unique, we personally found the Sambal Siham, Fried Chicken, and Shrimp & Minced Pork Fried Petai to taste just as good.

Our plate of nasi lemak as pictured above consisting of Curry Porkskin, Sambal Siham, Onion Sambal, boiled egg, peanuts, ikan bilis and cucumber cost a total of RM9. The nasi lemak here is not exactly cheap, but judging by the generous portions of the side dishes we would say it’s definitely worth it.

The Curry Porkskin was rich but not overly thick and full of aroma derived from coconut milk and curry spices. The consistency of the pork skin was soft and chewy, may not be suitable if you prefer a little crunch.

The santan rice was fragrant and Sambal Siham was decent and they were quite generous with the portion. The sambal was a little too mild for our liking although the owner told us it’s quite spicy. The onions in the sambal gave it a good crunch and  a hint of sweetness.

Ann Nasi Lemak’s stall can be found in ICC Pudu, if you are coming though the main entrance, just keep walking straight till you reach towards the end and you’ll see the big yellow and green signboard.

More Info

Ann Nasi Lemak (ICC Pudu)
Kompleks Perniagaan Bersepadu Pudu
Jalan 1/77C Pudu, 55100 KL

Operating Hours: 6.30AM – 12.30PM, closed on Monday & Friday

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Mention Chinese Nasi Lemak, Peel Road Nasi Lemak is surely one of the places to come into mind. Not surprisingly, it operates in a Chinese coffee shop which also houses other Chinese food stalls.

Although it is marketed as nasi lemak, the ordering process is quite similar to Chinese Mix Rice (zhap fan) style. You start off with a choice between white rice or santan rice, then you choose and scoop your preferred lauk to your plate by yourself.

Once you have chosen your side dishes, give your plate to the lady boss and request for the essential ingredients which are ikan bilis, peanuts, boiled egg and cucumber.

There are over 10 side dishes to choose, ranging from fried chicken, chicken curry, chicken rendang, mutton curry, wild boar curry, sotong sambal, vegetables and more. Accordingly many customers, the wild boar curry and sotong sambal are the best among all the side dishes available.

We piled the plate with wild boar curry, fried chicken and long beans which cost RM9. For some this might feel expensive, but when you consider the generous amounts of wild boar we took and the decent sized fried chicken, we would say the price is quite reasonable. Certainly not super cheap, but still value for money.

Despite not being big fans of Chinese-style nasi lemak, taste wise we are glad to say it was quite delicious. The coconut rice was quite fragrant and although the sambal was neither spicy nor sweet, it had a rich consistency and a good flavour.

The wild boar curry was absolutely delicious too!.It was meaty and tender and had a spicy fragrant in the curry gravy.

Verdict

Overall there was simply nothing bad to say about Peel Road Nasi Lemak. It tastes much like the conventional nasi lemak but with a little porky twist. The variety of side dishes can be a little overwhelming and the prices are fair due to it being a road side stall.

More Info

Peel Road Chinese Nasi Lemak (Near Sunway Velocity Mall)
88, Jalan Peel, Maluri,
55100, Kuala Lumpur

Cuisine: Malay-Chinese
Operating Hours: 2.30PM – 8.30PM, closed on Thursday & Friday

Read also: Brickfields Char Kuey Teow Stall @ Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur

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There are lots of delicious nasi lemak stalls around Petaling Jaya area such as Nasi Lemak Bumbung and Nasi Lemak Kukus SS12.  Joining this list is Nasi Lemak Goreng Chef Fauzy, a household name in Petaling Jaya which had recently caught our attention due to its unique twist of this widely beloved dish.

Since 2011, Chef Fauzy has appeared on TV, magazine and newspaper write up countless times. Despite his stall’s popularity, he is still humble and friendly towards his customers. He saw us with a tripod and camera, and can’t help but to ask us our opinion in this dish. This shows how much he care about his craft. We definitely admire chef who ask for room for improvement.

Chef Fauzey sell fried nasi lemak, or more commonly known as nasi lemak goreng. Located behind a bus station at Jalan Othman, Petaling Jaya, Nasi Lemak Goreng Chef Fauzy whips up one of the most interesting  modification of nasi lemak dish. Instead of serving regular santan rice, they fried the santan rice with their homemade sambal sauce over a hot wok. It’s also worth mentioning that the sambal here is cooked for 4 hours every morning.

A standard plate of Nasi Lemak Goreng with fried chicken cost RM8 which is topped with cucumbers and soft boil egg.

The rice was soft and moist, packed with “wok hei” flavour. It was a tad bit spicy and clearly the best part of the entire dish. Having a “wok hei” flavoured sambal rice instead of regular nasi lemak rice was certainly an interesting experience.

The sambal was super spicy and flavoursome, will certainly please spicy food lovers. It should satisfy your palates if you enjoy the spicy kick of sambal. The fried chicken was double fried to ensure crispiness while maintaining the moist on the inside. Personally we felt there was nothing too special about the spicy but it’s still good enough.

If you are not adventurous enough you may opt for the regular Nasi Lemak Kukus (RM7) which was pretty good as well.

Verdict 

Although the pricing is on the higher side for a food truck, Nasi Lemak Goreng Chef Fauzy is one of the better nasi lemak we have tried in Petaling Jaya.

Our colleague preferred the regular Nasi Lemak Kukus compared to the Nasi Lemak Goreng as he described the dish was “a little less heavy, and balanced out the greasiness of the rempah.” If you are conscious with what goes in your mouth, you know which one to pick.

More Info

Nasi Lemak Goreng Chef Fauzey

Jalan Sentosa 3/57,
Petaling Jaya Old Town,
46000 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Cuisine: Malaysian
Operating Hours: 6.00PM – 11.00PM, closed Sundays

Read also: Nasi Lemak Bumbung @ Seapark, Petaling Jaya

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If there is one dish that no Malaysians can say “NO” to, it would be nasi lemak.  While we do love Village Park’s rendition of this dish, eating the same Nasi Lemak over and over again can be boring. Also, Village Park can get too crowded for one to dine comfortably.

Hence we’ve listed 10 Best Nasi Lemak in KL & PJ That is Not Village Park. Believe us when we say, some of the nasi lemak in this list actually taste better than Village Park.

1. Nasi Lemak Wanjo @ Kampung Baru, KL

Kicking off our list is one of the most popular nasi lemak spots in Kampung Baru. They have been serving delicious nasi lemak for decades and while prices are on the higher side, the taste certainly do justice.

Address: 8, Jalan Raja Muda Musa, Kampung Baru, 50300 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 7.00AM – 12.00PM, 3.00PM – 12.00AM

2. Nasi Lemak Saleha @ Kampung Pandan & Sri Rampai, KL

Nasi Lemak Saleha has got to be one of the most underrated nasi lemak in town. The restaurant was started by Madam Saleha herself over 30 years ago at Kampung Pandan in Ampang. In recent years, she has expanded her restaurant to a more spacious location at Sri Rampai. They are most known for their spicy and flavour packed Rendang Ayam.

Address:  3, Jalan Pandan Prima 1, Ampang, Selangor | 8, Jalan Seri Rejang 5, Taman Sri Rampai KL
Operating Hours: 6.30AM – 12.00PM

3. Nasi Lemak Bumbung @ Sea Park, PJ

Nestled in the back alley behind Maybank in Seapark, this place is always filled with hungry customers looking for their nasi lemak fix. While the fried chicken and egg are the signature here, the best thing about this nasi lemak is the sambal. It is only mildly spicy which brings everything together perfectly.

Address: Jalan 21/11b, Sea Park, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: 5.30PM – 4AM, closed on Friday

4. Ann Nasi Lemak @ ICC Pudu, KL (Non Halal)

One of the most popular stall in ICC Pudu, Ann Nasi Lemak is famed for being one of the best Chinese Nasi Lemak in the Klang Valley. What makes this dish truly unique is the addition of pork skin curry which is simply irresistible when paired with flagrant coconut rice and spicy sambal.

Address: ICC Pudu, Jalan Kijang, Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 7.00AM – sold out

5. Nasi Lemak Sentul @ Sentul, KL (Non Halal)

This is another non halal nasi lemak on this list but instead of pork skin, Nasi Lemak Sentul is famed for their tasty pork ribs curry and chicken rendang. What we love about Nasi Lemak Sentul is aside from tasting delicious prices are kept super affordable.

Address: 062-1064, Jalan Sentul, Taman Kosmo Jaya, 51100 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 6PM – sold out

6. Warong Kak Long @ Cheras, KL

If you’re looking for cheap nasi lemak packets then Warong Kak Long is right up your alley. A packet of nasi lemak is sold at only RM0.50. And if you need some extra topping you may opt for a fried chicken at only RM3.

Address: 12, 10, Jalan Suasana 2/7, Tun Hussein Onn, 43200 Cheras
Operating Hours: 6.00AM – 3.00PM, closed on Monday

7. Nasi Lemak Medan Selera 223 @ Seksyen 51a, PJ

There are two Nasi Lemak stalls at Medan Selera 223 – Nasi Lemak Panas Yati & Nasi Lemak Panas Suri. While Nasi Lemak Panas Yati is the spicier variation, both nasi lemak are equally good and certainly deserves you attention.

Address: Jalan 51a/223, Seksyen 51a, 46100 Petaling Jaya

8. Nasi Lemak Peel Road @ Jalan Peel, KL (Non Halal)

Nasi Lemak Peel Road has over 40 years of history and is well known for their irresistible wild boar curry. Yes, imagine adding wild boar curry on your nasi lemak! The meat and curry mashed up with the sambal and fragrant rice will take your taste buds on a ride.

Address: 88, Jalan Peel, Maluri, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 2.30PM – 8.30PM, closed on Thursday & Friday

9. Big Tree Head Mamak @ Kepong, KL

The nasi lemak here is pretty popular among folks living in Kepong mainly because of their signature crispy fried chicken. The nasi lemak itself is pretty decent but what makes it stand out is certainly the addition of crispy fried chicken.

Address: Pesiaran Mergastua, Kepong Baru, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 4PM – 4AM, Daily

10. Nasi Lemak Kukus Chef Fauzey @ Pj Old Town, PJ

Nestled at PJ Old Town, this nasi lemak eatery is operated via a food truck. Nasi Lemak Kukus Chef Fauzey has a decent following among residents of Petaling Jaya. Their Nasi Lemak Kukus Goreng is genuinely tasty and fragrant and one of the must try dishes in Petaling Jaya.

Address: Jalan Sentosa 3/57, PJ Old Town, 46000, Petaling Jaya
Operating Hours: 5.30PM – 11PM, closed on Sunday

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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It helps regulate your metabolism and keep cravings at bay as the day goes on. Whether it is a hearty plate of Nasi Lemak or a delicious bowl of Prawn Mee, a good breakfast gets you ready for the day.

Many would say Shah Alam is not the best place for delicious food. Therefore, we decided to bust this myth by introducing 10 awesome breakfast places you can try next time you’re in Shah Alam.

With that said, here are what we think is the 10 Best Breakfast Spot For Morning People In Shah Alam.

1. Nasi Lemak Cinta Sayang @ Seksyen 13

Nasi Lemak Cinta Sayang is one of the best places to get Nasi Lemak in Shah Alam. The sambal here is hot and fiery, perfect for spicy food lovers. Service might be a little slow but we say it is worth the wait, just to get a taste of a good Nasi Lemak.

Address: 2, Jalan Renang 13/26, Seksyen 13, 40100 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
Operating Hours: 6.00 AM – 1.00 AM, Daily

2. Spring Golden Restaurant @ Jalan Sepadu C

Spring Golden Restaurant offers the usual Chicken rice meal such as steam and roasted chicken but their Char Siew is the main reason why most people come to the restaurant. Although the price is slightly on the higher side the food here is absolutely worth paying for.

Address: 25, Jalan Sepadu C, 40400, Shah Alam, Selangor
Operating Hours: 9.00 AM – 3.00 PM, Daily

3. Pak Li Kopitiam @ Sekyen 7 & Seksyen 18

A classic Kopitiam restaurant which claims to have over 30 years of heritage. Pak Li Kopitiam is quite popular among locals as the place is packed during peak hours. You will find a wide range of Malaysian’s favourite breakfast here.

Address:
1. 42, Jalan Kristal K7/7 Sekyen 7, 40000, Shah Alam, Selangor
2. Ole Ole Shopping Centre, No 7, Jalan Pinang A 18/A Seksyen 18, 40200 Shah Alam, Selangor

4. Teck Kee Bak Kut Teh @ Pusat Perdagangan Subang Permai

Situated a stone throw away from Klang train station, Teck Kee has been serving Bak Kut Teh for over 50 years. Typically Bak Kut Teh found in Klang Valley offer condiments like garlic and chilli but Teck Kee doesn’t serve these. Apparently that’s how you’re suppose to eat it, to taste the sweetness of pork and soup without any alteration.

Address: 25, Jln Alfa D U6/D, Pusat Perdagangan Subang Permai, 40150, Shah Alam, Selangor
Operating Hours: 10.00 AM – 8.00 PM, Daily

5. Restoran Meng Kee Char Siew @ Glenmarie

This is another popular spot to get Char Siew in the morning. Meng Kee Char Siew’s Wantan Mee is to die for. This eatery is frequented by patrons  looking for a satisfying and cheap meal for breakfast as their Wantan Mee cost only RM5.50 .

Address: 30, Jalan Pekedai U1/36, Hicom-glenmarie Industrial Park, 40150 Shah Alam, Selangor
Operating Hours: 7.00 AM – 4.30 PM, closed Sundays

6. Restoran Wang Keng @ Bandar Pinggiran Subang

The Prawn Mee stall at Restoran Wang Keng is one of the best kept secret places to eat in Shah Alam. The prawn mee here is super rich and thick, one of the tastiest in the Klang Valley.

Address:  1, Jalan Bulan BL U5/BL, Bandar Pinggiran Subang, 40150 Shah Alam, Selangor
Operating Hours: 7.30 AM – 2.00 PM, Daily

7. Warung Bawah Pokok Taman Sri Muda @ Seksyen 25

Warong Bawah Pokok Taman Sri Muda happens to serve one of the most iresistable Roti Canai in town. Not to mention, it’s affordably-priced at RM1.

Address: Persiaran Budiman, Seksyen 25, 40400, Shah Alam, Selangor
Operating Hours: 7.00 AM – 3.00 PM, Daily

8. Thong Kee Cafe Glenmarie @ Glenmarie

Founded in Bentong Pahang, Thong Kee Cafe is well known for their Hainanese breakfast. Located nearby the Hicom Industrial Park, Thong Kee Cafe Glenmarie is one of the newest addition to the Thong Kee chain brand. Classic breakfast treats like Kampua Mee and croissants are must try.

Address: 13, Jalan Juruaudit U1/37, Hicom-glenmarie Industrial Park, 40150 Shah Alam, Selangor
Operating Hours: 7.00 AM – 4.30 PM, closed Sundays

9. Restoran Gembira @ Seksyen 3

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Fame for its wide variety of comfort Malaysian breakfast, Restoran Gembira is known for its diverse dishes, such as roti canai, fried rice, assorted kuihs, fried noodles. The Nasi Lemak here is one of the eatery’s specialty due to its tasty sambal.

Address:  31 Jalan RU 3/9A, Seksyen 3, Shah Alam, Selangor

10.  Uncle Vincent’s @ Bukit Rimau

Uncle Vincent’s is home to Penang delicacies such as Char Kuey Teow, Prawn Mee, and Pork Noodle. The most impressive dish in the restaurant would be the Prawn Mee which is served with aromatic prawn stock. The chilli sauce will give your tastebuds an extra kick to wake you up in the morning.

Address:   21-G, Jln Sungai Burung Z 32/Z, Bukit Rimau, 40460 Shah Alam, Selangor
Operating Hours: 8.30 AM – 3.00 AM, closed Tuesdays

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While there’s no shortage of delicious food in Subang Jaya area, finding the right Nasi Lemak stall can be an overwhelming experience as there too many options available.

Tucked away in a less bustling side of Subang Jaya, Nasi Lemak Kukus SS12 is located prominently outside of Sime Darby Medical Centre. According to the owner, this stall has been operating for 20 years at the same spot, which says a lot about their credibility.

One thing about this humble nasi lemak stalls that stands out is the wide array of lauk-pauk – everything from beef rendang, prawn & petai sambal, beef lungs, and more are available. Aside from nasi lemak, nasi kukus is also sold here.

Much like most Nasi Lemak stalls, you will be served a standard plate of coconut rice, anchovies, egg and cucumber topped with sambal. Then you proceed with the lauk of your choice and the mak cik will add them for you. We went with 2 toppings for each nasi lemak dish.

Nasi Lemak with Daging Rendang and Paru (RM9)

Get ready to drool if you love sambal. The sambal by Nasi Lemak Kukus SS12 was fiery, in a good way. Every bite mixed with the meat was bursting with flavours, and it should satisfy your palates if you’re into spicy food.

The beef rendang was wonderfully marinated, packed a savoury punch would make you feel sad at your last bite. On top of that, they nailed it with the beef lungs. If you tried beef lungs before you’d know that it’s a dish that difficult to perfect, however the beef lungs here was easy on the mouth, just the right texture.

Nasi Lemak with Petai Prawn and Squid (RM12)

One of the must-eats at the Nasi Lemak Kukus SS12 is their highly recommended Prawn & Petai, where prawn is cooked to perfection. Although it’s cooked with petai, the taste and smell of stink beans was not too overpowering to the sambal.

The squid was particularly big. It’s bigger than what you would usually find in a typical nasi lemak stall. The texture of the squid was surprisingly tender and it soaked up the sambal that was cooked with it well.

Nasi Kukus (RM7)

This dish looked promising and tasted even better. The acar alongside the rice was crunchy and gave the dish a distinguish flavour when eaten together with the rice. The fried chicken was nicely marinated, and fried to perfection, further complementing the dish.

Wash all the spiciness down with some Thai Ice Tea (RM6) and Thai Green Tea (RM6).

Verdict

All in all, Nasi Lemak Kukus SS12 is indeed a hidden gem. All dishes we ordered makes up for an incredibly satisfying lunch. While there are many nasi lemak stalls around town, Nasi Lemak Kukus SS12 particularly stands out for its wide array of toppings and delicious flavours. We can foresee ourselves coming back to this stall in the near future.

More Info

Nasi Lemak Kukus SS12
SS 12, 47500 Subang Jaya,
Selangor (Infront of Sime Darby, Subang Jaya)

Operating Hours: 1PM – 10PM (Closed on Sunday)
Phone Number: 019-3923058 / 019-2767792

Read also: Fish Head Curry @ Ratha Raub, Damansara Uptown

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Before coming here, we’ve heard plenty of praises about Sisters Char Koay Teow in USJ 16. It’s also worth mentioning that Sister Char Koay Teow was voted as the Best Char Kuey Teow for the 2015 TimeOut KL awards.

Despite the name, Sisters Char Kuey Teow is not related to the Sisters Char Kuey Teow in Penang. The eatery was simply named after 2 sisters who opened this restaurant, and yes this restaurant is Halal Certified.

The outlet is simple, spacious and uses wooden tables and stools for customers. Our first disappointment came from the ordering process. No menu was presented and we had to order by looking at the pictures of food plastered all over the walls. The disappointing part was there were no price tags attached to these pictures hence we had to ask the waiter the prices of everything before ordering.

P/S: We forgot the price of the dishes as we lost the receipt.

We started off with a Nasi Lemak Bungkus. There was really nothing out of the ordinary for this one, the sambal was pretty fragrant and spicy but overall it’s just another regular Nasi Lemak.

Teh Panas wasn’t to our liking as the tea tasted weak and bland.

The Char Koay Teow is placed on a food wrapping paper and served on a rattan basket-like-plate. The toppings were generous enough, the prawns are at reasonable size and the portion is perfect – not too big, not too small.

Taste-wise, the noodle lacks in “wok hei” but the prawns were quite bouncy and fresh. The Char Koay Teow was slightly spicy and has a distinctive Penang taste. We won’t go as far as to say the Char Koay Teow tasted amazing by any means, but it’s quite decent especially for a halal variation.

We saw many diners ordered the Chee Cheong Fun so we decided to give it a try as well. The Chee Cheong Fun was silky smooth and the curry was quite aromatic but the chicken was hard in the mouth.

Verdict

The Char Koay Teow here isn’t bad per se but there are room for improvements. Nonetheless, it does make a good halal alternative for Muslims to sample a Chinese-style Char Koay Teow.

More Info

Sisters Char Koay Teow
11, Jalan USJ 16/2g, Usj 16, 47630 Subang Jaya

Cuisine: Chinese (Halal)
Operating Hours: Daily 7:00AM– 6:00PM

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Restoran Warisan Sambal Opah serves one of the most popular nasi lemak in USJ, Subang Jaya. For many, it’s also known as Nasi Lemak Sambal Opah. If you look at the signboard, you will see that this restaurant claims to have history dating back to 1960.

There are a number of pre-packed nasi lemak available but the kakak is constantly packing new batches. Each packet of nasi lemak cost RM1 and since it was cheap we bought a couple. It’s also worth mentioning the staffs were very friendly and willingly to help.

Turned out, Nasi Lemak Sambal Opah was tasty and enjoyable. The sambal had a rich consistency and spicy punch while the rice was fragrant and aromatic. Sadly, toppings of boiled egg, anchovies and peanuts were quite limited.

Nasi Lemak Sambal Opah offers a wide variety of additional dishes to accompany your nasi lemak packet. Dishes ranging from beef rendeng, sambal lala, sambal quail eggs, sambal prawn, sambal squid, fried intestine, fried egg, fried chicken and more.

We opted for the Fried Chicken (RM4) and Sambal Squid (RM8) which was surprisingly quite expensive considering the size of the chicken and the amount of squid we took. Taste-wise, there’s nothing much to shout about the fried chicken but Sambal Squid was on the sweeter side which perfectly balance out the spiciness from the nasi lemak.

Verdict

Being a big supporter of tasty and affordable food, we highly recommend you to try the nasi lemak at Restoran Warisan Sambal Opah.

More Info:

Restoran Warisan Sambal Opah
7, Jalan USJ 9/5p, Subang Business Centre,
47620 Subang Jaya

Cuisine: Malay
Operating Hours: 5.00PM – 5.00AM, Closed on Tuesday

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