Kedai Makan Islamic Restaurant

Takejwt

OK, therefore the location on underneath flooring of Centrepoint is meh, however the food and the worthiness for money are excellent! We are enthusiasts of roti canai and murtabak in any case, but when we study a blog page by Thanis Lim stating 'try the roti cobra...'we simply had to provide it a chance. The restaurant is simply as you decrease the escalator/stairs...right ahead about the left part. A 'roti cobra' ended up being a plateful of gentle roti canai, topped with a gentle, aromatic curry ( we chosen poultry/ayam), a sunny-aspect egg, plus some green beans. It had been delicious, and certainly stuffed us for the night time. 2 plates of this, plus 2 carbonated drinks came to significantly less than £2 each...incredible value! They will have pictures through to the wall of these main meals and 'roti cobra' will be #1 1, so just stage at that to purchase if your Malay isn't around it. Still no concept why it's known as a 'cobra' though!

Verand

We tried the roti cobra (RM6.50), it had been so thus only. It's just roti canai with curry poultry and the gravy, with veggie and a sunny part egg together with it. So individually there's very little special concerning this dish. However, the muchunder-ranked mee goreng mamak (stir fried rice noodles, RM6.50) is beyond expectation. The aroma of the char wok blends flawlessly with the noodles, with a tingle twist of lime, we couldn't withstand forking a mouthful of noodles on each bite.