For the month of September 2016, Nana's special food is
Keema Curry Udon at MYR23.90 nett. For this month, it is Soboro Ankake Omelette Rice at the same price as last month's food. Soboro means minced chicken meat. Ankake seems to mean sauce thickened with starch or a dish prepared with a starch-based sauce.
Minced Chicken sauteed with Shimeiji mushrooms and carrot with thick sauce with a special fried rice topped with an omelette. I won't be ordering this dish because I don't like thick sauce and the omelette in the photo above looks too runny for me.
I don't think I will like this dish too, too much sauce
ReplyDeleteI think so too.
DeleteI'm total opposite of you. I love thick sauce and runny eggs. Ooooooo yums! I feel like eating this right now.
ReplyDeleteYou can cook this at home!
DeleteReminds me of what they called Japanese rice at one place that I blogged about here, was nice but no, I don't think I would want a second round.
ReplyDeleteAt least you tried it.
DeleteEating this in small portion is ok...a bit more will feel 'jelak'.
ReplyDeleteThis portion looks big.
DeleteHmm. I will go for the 2nd dish. ^^
ReplyDeleteOnly one dish here. Both photos show the same dish.
DeleteIt looks like quite a filling dish with the omelette and mushrooms. But too saucy for me. Would be better with noodles?
ReplyDeletewith Udon?
DeleteProbably it will be better with noodles. I don't like thick sauce with rice and I prefer omelette to be a drier version.
ReplyDeleteHow about udon?
Deletelooks filing...I like omurice, but I seldom find a good one...I tink the original would have runny texture as the picture.
ReplyDeleteOh it is called omurice.
DeleteHonestly, I like that yummy Minced Chicken sauteed with Shimeiji mushrooms, judging from the photo. Sometimes I have tastes like old man's diet.
ReplyDeleteThis dish is not an old man's meal. Anyone can like it.
DeleteYa I wouldn't order this either. Not keen on that kind of thickened sauce.
ReplyDeleteSo many of us here don't like thickened sauce/gravy.
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