My Nyonya Favourites

Afrillia N

Once you write a meals review, website will demand the "kind of cuisine." However when you enter "Nyonya," it'll let you know "your cuisine not really found"! What?! How do they ignore this common Penang cuisine, a significant sub-group of Malaysian cuisine? I point out thisbecause Let me motivate you as a person, Don't disregard Nyonya cuisine! And when you do need to know what it really is, don't skip this eating place! We went there for the very first time and were completely bowled over by the grade of the food. Being an appetizer, we experienced something similar to "lean pork rolls" - outstanding. For the main program we shared what could possibly be known as "lean pork stew" so when a vegetable "nice potato leaves with lovely potatoes and several prawn in coconut milk" - both absolutely tasty. For individuals who prefer seafood or chicken, that could also have been obtainable. We'll try them the next time. (Maybe. Very first we may want to make an effort to "cincalok" pork, another Nyonya specialized.) Service has been attentive and prompt. Some reviewers experienced bad experiences, but also for us everything proceeded to go perfectly well. We actually valued it. And the high cost was completely reasonable. If you want a distinctive but amazingly tasty encounter, be sure you don't skip this gem of a location. We are looking towards our next visit.

Stella Fensy

After hunting for an excellent restaurant we finally found My Nonya Favourites. The eating place isn't large and decor fairly simple. The menus is conventional Nonya cuisine electronic.g. nonya fried poultry, sambal prawn and petai, curry capitan, lor bak. Unfortunately, some of themenu items which we wanted had been unavailable that night. The meals was reasonably great but servings were very small. Service was quick though a few of the waiters could hardly speak English.

Dominicus Darryl

While I've had very much nicer nyonya foods. This wasn't all that poor. The task is to look for a somewhat presentable location with nyonya meals that won't price a bomb. This, without all that inexpensive was still inexpensive. It's alternatives are mainly costly. Thegood tasted alright. Although cheaper places close to the jetty or the cafe opposite 1st avenue mall continues to be better with regards to nyonya food.