Tucked next to the Octopus Bridge, this place serves major retro kampung vibes and is always packed with a long queue. Not one to wait in line, I decided an early, rainy morning was the best time to check it outβand I was right! π
Lontong Telur Bilis (RM8.90): Compressed rice in a yellow coconut vegetable curry, served with nasi lemak anchovy sambal. Iβve been eyeing this for the longest time (itβs been at least a decade since I last had it). It has the perfect creaminess and a delicious fishy umami from the sambal. A very filling craving-satisfier! π
Roti Jala Chicken Curry (RM7.90): As one of my all-time favorites, I had to try it. The soft, tender, net-like roti paired with the thick chicken curry was the perfect combo.
Roti Bakar Arang Mentega (RM7.50):- Toasted charcoal bread with margarine. A bit disappointed as it was dry with hardly any fillings π
All in all, itβs the perfect spot to sample traditional Malay dishes in comfort π
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Tucked next to the Octopus Bridge, this place serves major retro kampung vibes and is always packed with a long queue. Not one to wait in line, I decided an early, rainy morning was the best time to check it outβand I was right! π
Lontong Telur Bilis (RM8.90): Compressed rice in a yellow coconut vegetable curry, served with nasi lemak anchovy sambal. Iβve been eyeing this for the longest time (itβs been at least a decade since I last had it). It has the perfect creaminess and a delicious fishy umami from the sambal. A very filling craving-satisfier! π
Roti Jala Chicken Curry (RM7.90): As one of my all-time favorites, I had to try it. The soft, tender, net-like roti paired with the thick chicken curry was the perfect combo.
Roti Bakar Arang Mentega (RM7.50):- Toasted charcoal bread with margarine. A bit disappointed as it was dry with hardly any fillings π
All in all, itβs the perfect spot to sample traditional Malay dishes in comfort π