Al Mim Arabica Western Indian Food

Jefry Hartanto

While finding yourself our day inside Pantai Cenang, we were desparately looking for an Indian Cafe. We finished up entering this eating place on suggestion by among their marketing man from Egypt. When entered points seemed to be great but as the period started passing,we observed the cafe is quite slow even compared to the average. Waiting period even after ordering the meals was more than one hour. Lastly tasteless food arrived, and right after finishing, we were surprised to note that the things have already been billed to us within double. Also the meals we ordered that was never delivered was furthermore billed. When questioned, the staff abuses and says they'll not get wealthy by this small cash despite they billed incorrect. Hence on the average, would suggest visitors to check their expenses properly prior to making payments. Employees in major in the restaurants had been from Bangladesh and Burma and none from India

Nurul Aishah

By enough time we surely got to Langkawi (we were in KL, Krabi and Doha before that) we were craving for authentic home cooked food - we found it in Al-Mim. We attempted the Bangladeshi foods - that is what I really believe they specialise in. Wehad lunch time and then returned at night for dinner! We'd aloo bhorta, shutki bhorta and chingri mach bhoona for lunch time and for dinner we'd aloo bhorta, blend veg curry and khasi mangsho bhuna (mutton) with rice. The meals really was tasty and new. Two very satisfied clients! One thing they are able to possibly improve on may be the service period but I question whether it requires them the excess time because they're cooking to order instead of pre-cooked. Would recommend the Bangladeshi meals.