If you get food noobs to name some of the top Banana Leaf Rice eateries that they are aware of, chances are they will name restaurants like Sri Nirwana Maju or Devi’s Corner. They are undeniably famous, but other Banana Leaf Rice eateries that are not in KL or PJ deserve some limelight too.

That being said, here are 5 Banana Leaf Rice in Subang Jaya you should try.

1. Raj’s Banana Leaf

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Situated near SS15 LRT is this spacious corner Indian restaurant. Raj’s Banana Leaf SS15 opened its doors less than a year ago but the restaurant has been enjoying brisk business since as it is much frequented by the office workers and Subang folks for its banana leaf options. Albeit expensive, in all other regards the curry is flavoursome and the side vegetables are delicious.

Operating Hours: 9AM – 12AM, Daily

Address: 2, Jalan SS15/4B, SS 15, 47500, Subang Jaya

2. Moorthy’s Mathai

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You would often see Moorthy’s being crowded but their service quality is rather consistent. The Banana Leaf Rice Set always comes loaded with delectable dishes such as stir-fried beansprouts and masala squash. We highly recommend the thick and intensely flavoured dhal as well as their Fried Tenggiri Fish. There is also another outlet at Sunway Damansara, Petaling Jaya.

Operating Hours: 7AM–9PM

Address: 24, Jalan USJ 4/9g, Usj 4, 47600, Subang Jaya

3. INT Restaurant

INT Restaurant is a hidden gem in the neighbourhood of SS13 situated beside 3K Sports Complex. They are a South Indian restaurants serving no-frills Indian dishes and massive spread of vegetables and meats. A standard rice set cost RM8 which is slightly pricier, but the taste certainly justify the price charge. The specialties here include Indian lamb shank priced and kodal curry.

Operating Hours: 7AM–9PM, Daily

Address: 1, 2 Block B Jalan SS13/E Subang Jaya

4. Richfield Curry House

Richfield Curry House is situated in a secluded area of USJ1 with lesser crowd. Nonetheless this hidden gem has established a positive reputation among the Subangites for its affordable price and the variety of vegetables. Their mango chutney and mutton bone dhall are not to be missed when you’re here.

Operating Hours: 7AM – 8PM, Daily

Address: 2, Jalan USJ 1/1B, 47610 Subang Jaya

5. Restoran Abirami

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Another famous spot for Banana Leaf Rice in the neighbourhood of SS15, Abirami is a decent place for regular Southern Indian cuisine. Their Banana Leaf Rice comes with good choices of various vegetable stews, free flow of curries and pickles. The rice set costs RM6 as of today, which is quite reasonably considering the location.

Operating Hours: 8AM – 10PM, Daily

Address: C1, Jalan SS15/4D, 47500 Subang Jaya

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There is no shortage of Banana Leaf Rice eateries in the Klang Valley. We’ve pretty much tried every restaurant in town such as Sri Ganapathy Mess, Nirwana Maju, Kanna Curry House, Devi’s Corner, Sri Paandi, Raju’s and more.

We recently came across Acha Curry House and realized despite hearing about it so often we’ve never had the chance to dine there. Acha Curry House is apparently one of the better Banana Leaf restaurants in Petaling Jaya.

It gets crowded during the peak hours so you might need to wait for a seat or share table with other patrons.

We had the standard Banana Leaf Rice (RM6.50).

While Acha Curry House also offers the typical chicken curry, fish curry and dhal, we opted for the unique crab curry, salted fish curry and onion curry. We felt that the crab curry lacks in the “oomph” factor as it was not bursting with flavours. Salted fish curry and onion curry was alright but nothing much to shout about.

To our knowledge, Acha Curry House is the only banana leaf rice eatery that offers Ikan Bilis Sambal (RM1) as a topping among the assorted vegetables. It gave an extra spicy punch to the dish and despite the sambal gravy the anchovies were still crispy to our likings. Do note that for every top-up for the Ikan Bilis Sambal the Acha Curry House charges RM1.

We were expecting something similar to Sri Nirwana Maju but still, the Fried Bitter Gourd (RM2) didn’t disappoint. The flavours and textures were there making this a very addictive side dish to much on.

Verdict

In conclusion, Acha Curry House is a decent place to get your banana leaf rice fix. Prices are reasonable and the staffs were friendly and sincere. Although the curries was a disappointment, It left us feeling clean instead of bloated and yet we still felt satisfied with our meal.

More Info

Acha Curry House
271, Jalan 5/51, Bukit Gasing,
46000 Petaling Jaya

Cuisine: Indian
Operating Hours: 7.30AM – 4.30PM

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