Naan Corner

Eugene Loekman

5.0

Where Roti Boom comes from, which was in the past in the first 80's! In the event you dont understand Roti Boom is small edition of Roti Canai (pratha bread) just its thicker and flakier. Im an enormous enthusiast of Roti Boom and will have about 5 of these in a single seating (i child you not). Roti Boom is normally accompanied by a part dish of gravy such as for example chicken curry, seafood curry or dhal. But also for some appreciate it with a aspect of glucose or honey. Besides Roti Boom, Naan Part is well known for its other food stuffs such as for example chicken tandoori, naan loaf of bread, their pass on of gravies, selection of fried rice, satey and the checklist goes on. Naan Corner can be a pretty popular location for muslims to breakfast, with only a charge of RM 28 you might be able like a delicious buffet spread. However make sure to call and make bookings particularly if you are planning ahead in large groups. Oh yes warong or no warang this location gets extremely crowded during ramadhan.

Rumondor22

4.0

Ramadan month is merely nearby. I'm definitely going to Nan's again. This past year, my mom delivered me there to breakfast. As I stepped from the car, I comprehended why my mom wished to come completely to Ampang to possess supper. The scent from all of the different kinds of dishes will do to leave in circumstances of aromatic trance. Sadly just by position at the entrance you can view how loaded and cramped the area is. We however were ready. We called times before to reserve a desk in anticipation of the substantial crowd. The cafe itself will be decorated beautifully for the festive 30 days. Ramadan month is if they open up an extended buffet table filled up with 100 different alternatives of local meals. It varies so very much that you wouldn't even understand where to begin. You'll just get plates of mountains of meals. All as you can! It's the ideal method to breakfast. Mountains of foods, gigantic size beverages and mouth watering nearby deserts. I'm confident I didn't reach try out every dish, but from the particular abundance of dishes I did so manage to try. Possibly the only demurring reality was the accessibility of parking. You may have to wait for some minutes for an area. But besides that, everything was sublime.

D.T.

3.0

They claim to function as place that invented Roti Boom. I'm uncertain how true this declaration is but their roti boom sure is delicious! You need to order the very least to 2, I really believe and it is offered with a aspect of curry or dhal. Personally, i prefer to order some independent dishes to consume with my roti boom, generally their mutton/ beef kheema that i love. I've had their garlic naan too and it's very good. They have a thorough drinks menu as well with various refreshing juices available which includes apple company, orange and watermelon. Right now, the prices right here are on the bigger side therefore don't end up being too shocked once you get your costs. I'm wondering if the high rices is because of the truth that this specific neighbourhood has a large amount of expats, being thus close to ISKL? They will have also lately launched a Weekend break Buffet where for RM5 per individual you can eat just as much as it is possible to from (apparently) 15 forms of meals. I haven't tried it yet though, so may't touch upon that. Anyway, you can find other stalls here beneath the same roofing, one of the most famous ones getting Satay Zaini. He certain is famous for grounds! His beef satay is indeed good. I could eat like 10 sticks by myself, no joke. However the await the satay stall will get pretty insane (like over fifty percent one hour to tapau 12 sticks). One thing concerning this place that I really like is definitely their sink for patrons to clean hands has so many selections of handsoap. This might look like a weird factor to get worked up about, but having gone to dining places where there isn't ANY soap from all, actually having either soaps is very neat.