My friend ordered the nasi lemak (coconut milk rice) deep fried chicken at MYR 13.10 nett with a cup of hot Cham (Mixed coffee and tea mixed) at MYR 2.90 nett. The deep fried chicken is just as tasty as the one I ate before.
I could not decide on what to order and in the end, I went with the Nasi Himpit Soto at MYR 12.30 nett. I like the soft compressed rice cubes. The broth tastes rich with spices which I cannot recognised but it was not those hot and spicy type. You can choose to have Soto with noodles too.
I found one begedil kentang (ground potatoes patty) hiding underneath the cubes of compressed rice in my bowl. Overall, this soto tastes ok. Next time I would order the lontong dish that has the same price with this soto. I found this explanation for lontong online: "A dish containing pressed rice and vegetable gravy".
Please click on the above menu for a larger image. You can view the menu of the branch in KL city center to compare the prices. So far, almost all the dishes are priced higher at this branch other than the plain nasi lemak.
Our bill is MYR 36.50 nett as we bought chicken curry as takeaway at MYR 8.20 nett.
The counter where some of the food are displayed.
Old style louvre windows
As this is a shop unit located at the corner, it has two entrances. This is the side entrance.
The main entrance.
More seats and tables outside the enclosed shop unit. I guess this is the dining area for smokers.
I have not tried Cham before, Cham not as common in SG, what a satisfying meal with the nasi lemak and soto, I love to eat Lontong too, yes lontong is pressed rice with vegetables in gravy
ReplyDeleteIs Ying Yong common in SG? Cham is almost the same as ying yong.
DeleteI think not so common in SG for people to order ying yong or cham, most people would order white coffee or black coffee
Deletethis is surprising indeed.
DeleteThe place sure look nice and inviting.
ReplyDeleteVery homely feel.
DeleteI love the name, Ali, Muthu and Ah Hock - so Malaysian. I have not had lontong for a long time now, love that very much!
ReplyDeleteSame here. Will try to have that tomorrow.
DeleteI like the fried chicken served with the nasi lemak. Long time haven't eaten soto or lontong.
ReplyDeleteme too cos seldom go eateries that serve soto or lontong.
DeleteNice eatery outlet for those who wants varieties!
ReplyDeleteTrue indeed.
DeleteLove Soto! It’s one of my breakfast choices. xoxo
ReplyDeleteI like it but seldom eat for breakfast because the normal places I go for breakfast does not serve it.
DeleteThis is one of my regular haunts. :) But I have the nasi lemak ayam goreng 99% of the time haha.
ReplyDeleteI guess you go eat at their oasis branch?
DeleteYes, exactly.
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