Vinni Jeyaa Banana Leaf Curry House

Semra Güngör

Restaurant is situated on the primary road. It's contrary of paser seni bus end. It's an Indian cafe. There are types of curry meals which are displayed. You can even order that will prepare inside like dosa, roti chanai, naan etc. Addititionally there is sweetsoption and tes aswell. Food is great and spicy. Overall recommended.

Selen Denizci

Good, authentic local foods. As a solo female traveller these areas can constantly seem a little....Male large....but don't sweat it. 30 yrs in Asia informs me that big dining places filled with local men sell great food. Actually, I had excellent support and zero hassle.I'm including the bill as you can easily see that my incredible fresh pineapple juice price more than the dinner. The roti and 2 Dahl had been 1.50 the juice was 7 ! Nonetheless it was all worthwhile. Close to the teach and Central Market. Test it out for :)

Tolga Aydeniz

It is located reverse to the pasar seni bus stand and I visited it plus a friend for supper. We ordered a bowl of Idly, roti canai, watermelon susu, horlicks ais and basic rice having an omelette, prawn curry, poultry curry alongside dal.It price us a complete of 32 Malaysian Ringgit. The meals has ended all tasty here which place also markets a multitude of South Indian sweets and snack foods. It is clear and the service can be good.

Suzan Suzi

These Indian restaurant serves eather plates from the menu or from the buffet. You've got an enormous choise and a lot of vegetarian options. I took some vegetarian meals from the buffet: you obtain quite a few steamed white rice on the plate and are freeto offer yourself over a large buffet. The vegetarian buffet costs 7.50MYR - I experienced a brand new Coconut to beverage and payed a complete of 12.50MYR. The meals was spicy, tasty and good. You obtain a whole lot for that cost, and it’s an excellent option for inexpensive and filling Indian meals. The neighborhood itself is nothing special, no expectations on that.

Zeki Ugurlu

This place is situated opposite to the pasar seni bus stand and I visited it to use Indian sweets. I attempted five different types; jhangri, mysore pak, laddu, coloured burfi and milk lovely. Every one of them tasted great and so are priced very reasonably.