The two of us have the above brunch: total MYR 9.50 nett (hopefully they do not increase this price in the near future) about twice a month at Ajimal Razim coffee shop. There are two AR outlets in Sri Petaling and we always go to the one occupying a corner shop lot located near
the New Restaurant Ipoh Chicken Rice Restaurant .
Nasi Lemak (Rice cooked with Coconut Milk) MYR6 nett - in this case, the rice is cooked with cardamom too and ginger so I find the rice tastes very good with a piece of fried chicken and egg that we requested for the yolk to be fully cooked or else it would be a sunny-side up egg.
We also asked for the sambal (sambal is a condiment typically made from red chilis and belacan - fermented ground prawns dried in blocks) to be omitted as we find the sambal portion to be too much and its taste is sweet when we prefer it to be more spicy than sweet.
Roti Telur (Paratha Bread with Egg) - MYR2 nett. We used to order a glass of hot Nescafe Tarik (tarik means to pull) that costs us MYR2 nett but now we order a glass of hot Cham (coffee mixed with Tea) to lower the price to MYR1.50 nett. Nowadays I ask for all dips (dhall, fish curry) for the roti telur to be omitted and just eat it plain because I want to cut down on my calorie and sugar intake from this meal.
haha, so this is like something you will not miss having every fortnight?? i think it's quite fun having fix something to eat at certain intervals.. BTW looks good and also not expensive..
ReplyDeleteSometimes when we can not decide on what to eat, we will eat here too. Always the same dishes.
DeleteYou must like the food at AR to come back faithfully twice a month.
ReplyDeleteSometimes even more than twice a month.
DeleteI'm pleasantly surprised that some good nasi lemak these days are found in Indian restaurants! ;)
ReplyDeleteSome things are unexpected. :)
DeleteI must have my curry sauce with Roti Prata, without that it will be too plain but because you want to cut down on calorie and sugar intake that is why you omitted that
ReplyDeleteI miss having Teh Tarik, yum yum
DeleteI always order roti telur so it has eggs inside it so it is tasty to eat it without curry sauce.
DeleteTime to drink some teh tarik?
DeleteThat's quite reasonable since the nasi lemak has a full piece of chicken inside.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a fan of the fully-done egg though, I'll always tell them to do it telur mata (kerbau) so it's sunny side up. That's the best way to eat eggs for me. Haha.
The default is they will serve it sunny side up but we asked them to do it otherwise, hehehe.
DeleteI always opt out of the curry dip for my roti canai, not fancy of curry.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you eat your roti canai with? Plain or with sugar?
DeleteWow all that food looks good. Chillies are rich in vitamins by themselves, and the spiciness increase metabolic rate. That's how I console myself anyway. :p But the oil you see in sambals is rather scary lah.
ReplyDeleteWhat you say about chili pepper and spiciness is true and more so if they are eaten just like that - chew plain red chili but when cooked with lots of oil and sugar then maybe the cons will be more than the pros.
DeleteI like my roti telur/canai to be fully soaked in curry & dhall..otherwise it will be too dry for my palate. I think I been to Ajimal Razim Sri Petaling once.
ReplyDeleteThere are two outlets. Which one did you go to?
DeleteWhat the... roti with no gravy?? Why not just eat salad and not bother with the roti instead? You know the roti is grilled on an oily surface right? In fact, the dhal and fish curry is the healthy bits of the roti meal.. :/
ReplyDeleteYou know I like to eat doughy food, right? So between dhal and roti telur, I will definitely use my fat intake quota for the roti telur, hehehehe.
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