-This shop is very packed during lunch.
-First, they will place a big banana leaf on the table and serve you some stir-fried tumeric cabbage (they only serve one type of veggie, no other choice !!)
-Then followed by white rice.
- And gravy- either fish or chicken curry
-Add Indian cracker (papadum).
-You can choose to top up with fried fish with curry powder (sorry for the poor quality of photo, too many peoples look at me when i taking photo, I'm too shy, so loose control of the camera setting, hehehe..)
-Or to have a very nice piece of fried chicken with curry powder.
They also have very nice mutton curry, we didn't order this time.
I don't have the exact address of this shop, the shop is located opposite the famous under the bridge bak kut teh, Seng Huat Bak kut Teh. And they only operate during lunch time.
Wow..you made me nostalgic..For all the auspicious occasions and festivals we do eat on banana leaves..
ReplyDeleteThey serve the food on the real banana leaves !It is hard to find now. The food must be very delicious just look at the patrons there .
ReplyDeleteMy skin is thicker than yours and not shy to take food photos around :)
Gulmohar, ya, nice banana rice.
ReplyDeleteBakeling, not many serve with real banana leaves nowadays..You know what i did, quickly press and quickly keep inside my handbag, not easy man..
wow im so hungry now! just came back frm the gym and I see this! yum yum :)
ReplyDeleteMy hubby will definitely loves this.
ReplyDeleteMalacca got few famous indian shops
still served in this method.
My hubby will always nagging to go there :)
Its a real pleasure to have food served on banana leaves.Especially on auspicious occasions and our traditional weddings we eat food served on these leaves.you have a nice blog.Do visit my blog and give ur comments.
ReplyDeleteToo many people looking at you taking photos, therefore you feel shy...hahaha...I'm like that too! Good thing is that some photos came out well!
ReplyDeleteKlang has so many nice food.
I like that! I like that!
ReplyDeleteBanana leave rice open by a Chinese?
ReplyDeleteHow interesting! Didn't expect it's served in a local Chinese restaurant.
ReplyDeleteI've never had this in Klang before, but I've tried the one in PJ. So yummy!
ReplyDeleteGreat muhibbah and good cooking too!
ReplyDeleteWah. Banana leaf rice restaurant owned by Chinese lol.
ReplyDeleteLive in Klang all my life .. and I never knew about this place :P
ReplyDeleteTomorrow lunching there !!!
Thanks for the post
Just had my lunch there yesterday ! The food is excellent ! Never knew about this place until my manager brought me to this heaven after i told him about my sudden crave of banana leaf rice while we were traveling yesterday !
ReplyDeleteOnly set back is dat they dont serve the fried salted chilli :(