Naan Corner Restaurant

Fitri Febrianty

Naan Corner is in fact in 2 bits, the initial bit has Nasi Lemak and the most common range of fried rice and noodles, a Singapore Rojak stall and 2 Satay stalls. This precedes the next bit that is the buffet cum eating place with stalls. I'm agreat enthusiast of satay and also have roamed the Klang Valley looking. The run-of-the-mill will be Haji Samsuri initially from Kajang (a separate "Palace" to satay in Kajang Town Centre) which includes branches throughout Kuala Lumpur, the Jalan Peel Satay that is now while watching Jalan Peel Convent College (be ready for lengthy queues or possess their equally "well-known" char kway teow when you wait). Needless to say, this review is for the satay stalls at Naan Corner. "Pak Zaini" mans the grill himself and the satay will be succulent and chunky. It's paired with a at first sweetish peanut sauce which in turn has a lingering, however, not overpowering, high temperature from the chili combine. The Nur Satay will be great too so either is not a bad choice. What's interesting is they don't possess the run-of-the-mill, their choice includes not just the most common poultry and beef but additionally goat, beef intestines and poultry livers. It's value and you will have a sizeable food for less after that RM20 for just two persons which is impressive for Kuala Lumpur. An excellent place to obtain stuffed for satay fans!

Fitri Mayay

We've been arriving at Nash Corner for 22 years now. It is a bit more upmarket right now than it was previously (!) but nonetheless the same superb flavours. Butter poultry (Malay style) would be to die for. Naan loaf of bread and roti canai will be the best you'llfind anyplace. Pop nearby for satay, sent to your table. 2 tandoori poultry breasts, 1 ayam goreng breast, 1 butter poultry, 4 naans, daal. 3 fresh fruit juice. RM63. 10 bits of beef satay for RM11

Haroro Huang

Went there for supper, quite make an impression on with deco and lights. Supprisely nothing at all to shout with the stupid waiter got incorrect order and serve incorrect drink, beef keema isn't excellent at all, mee bandong completely different then photograph and completely with chilly sauce. Shed appetiteand will move there any more. Nice deco but also for is nothing to take pleasure from.

Ola Aurora Rivasyla

Naan Part and the adjacent satay stalls have already been around for more than 2 decades, maybe 3. My children have been here often over the years also it is really an iconic location for Ampang Jaya people. We have noticed its transformation from what wasa row of makeshift stalls to certified premises now it’s still extremely popular with locals and foreigners, with the Naan Part taking the larger slice of the activity plus some satay stalls in another area. That is quintessentially a Malay/mamak food court, so food is rather cheap and there exists a wide range of food to pick from. Briyani gum, curry crabs, fish curry, poultry curry, roti bom, satay, nasi lemak, mee goreng and loads even more! Spicy, oily, outrageous yummylicious dishes! Naan Part has been spruced up...in accordance with a pal “That place is indeed confusing.. the meals area appears like it’s a mamak stall someplace ...but then u appear to be you’re at a kenduri! Covered chairs and tablecloth! And musicians 😃How interesting” that if you ask me actually sums up the area. It’s open until later so this is really a location where hungry locals match and talk over teh tarik. Car parking is bound so you may need to park further apart if needed.

Angelica Deralda

Reasonable price and amazing types of Malay and Indian foods. Very helpful boss. It’s our head to when we’re out of concepts on what to consume. Recently we obtained some pre loaded Nasi lemak also it was very good. Must order several packs asone pack will be way too small, like their roti bom