Sloppy Chic

I live nearby Ming Tien but I seldom go there, mainly because there are too many types of food and i have no idea what to eat there.

But, recently, Tandoori chicken and naan have become my favorite.

Look at the quite-juicy chicken! And I specially asked them to make thinner naan so it is crispier. A set of this at only RM6. It is really affordable.

They have ‘Delicious Takoyaki’ too, priced somewhere less than RM4. It can compete those in Jusco.

Look at the generous amount of flakes, mayo and sauce. Not bad at all right?

Penang Cravings is located in Atria Shopping Centre in Damansara Jaya. In such  not-so-nice shopping centre, they have a glam-looking restaurant there. And the price is affordable.

Hot Lemon Barley at RM2.90 and Ice Rose Syrup Selasih at RM3.50.

This is Penang Char Hor Fun with egg at RM 7.90. It is not expensive compared to other ‘Penang-style outlets’ in other shopping centers. So many cuttlefish in there, and it tasted good!

This is Penang Char Koay Teow at RM6.90. It tasted equally good too. Not a bad place for dinner if you can’t think of what to eat.

Passing by this Namaste so many times, finally I stepped into the restaurant. Namaste means ‘welcome‘.

It is a nice and quite dining place. And look at the decor! Well, if you are intimidated by the look of the restaurant, you shouldn’t be. In fact, the prices there are the same as the indian shop or mamak, given to such nice place. They too serve roti phrata and etc.

This is mango lassi, lassi is actually yoghurt. Only RM3.90. So thick and nice. Even TGIF cannot compete.

Garlic naan at RM3.90. Being different from the regular naan that I always eat, this is thinner and crispier.

Briyani set! In the picture, there is vegetables briyani, chicken and mutton briyani. The portion is enough to feed 2 persons per set. Chicken and mutton both priced at RM12.90 while the vege cost RM6.90.

Spot the chicken! It is actually hidden in the rice. Oh the curry is definitely good, I am going back there again for this.

One thing cool is, they only charge 5% service charge without the 10% government tax. Good news eh?

This is located No.4, Jalan Datuk Sulaiman, Taman Tun Dr Ismal, KL.

Nowadays, there are so many Old-Town-look alike in town, there is Old Taste, some other what ipoh white coffee, and now there is this Olden Days in TTDI, diagonal to the KFC.

It is still quite a new place, peaceful and quiet also. Oh, they don’t have service or government tax!

Their curry noodles RM5.90. Not really worth it because it has nothing much, only some shreds of chicken, beancurd, bean sprouts and that’s it!

This is chicken in soy sauce, RM7.90. Quite nice.

And this is ‘yong chow’ fried rice at RM6.90. I think it’s not bad too. Overall it is quite a nice place to eat in since the tax is waived, so the bill will not shock you too much.

And I bought this fruit rojak outside the shop. The uncle has odd and hot temper, the sauce is nice, thick and tasty. Will definitely go back there again. A regular size priced at RM3.50. If you ever go there, better bring the exact amount of money and not big note, he won’t be happy. Ah I just love the biscuit!