Pinggan Puteh

Fransisca Haryanto

This place was recommended by my son. It really is situated in Seksyen 7 Shah Alam following the I city switch off. Went there for supper with the family. Since it was at evening, there are many parking. It was properly decorated unlike the typicalMalay eating place with today's vibe to it. It really is run by a band of young business owners. There are many tables around. I acquired their signature Lontong Rendang also it was excellent. Today's twist to the traditional lontong. You should attempt it. There are some other dishes which are good that i can't remember;). Their provider staff may also be good. Extremely attentive. Will certainly come here again.

Paramitha Dona

Located after i-Town in Shah Alam, it really is reasonably far from the rest. The area was packed because of birthday celebrations and think i counted 2 various parties. Hence it had been loud and raucous. Few that the incredibly noisy music and you have it made🤣😆😅. We ordered the lontong rendang goreng, ayam masak lemak, the pannacotta, and the kueh Abok-Abok (zero english translation here) and the kasturi asam-boi. I'm glad to state that it had been worth the travel. The lontong was in fact excellent. Tender chunks of rendang with the squashed nasi impit and an extremely 'lemak'ed' gravy was superb. The ayam masak lemak was good too although that is additionally cooked with fish. I actually liked the pannacotta even though missus thought it lovely. Unfortunately another dessert had been a washout also it was returned plus they got it off the costs. Service was just a little iffy in times nonetheless it was packed therefore i would let that move. The bill found rm42 that is fair. We would like to come back to use their other dishes. Weekends are very crowded so reservations certainly are a good idea.

Mashita Deafitri

With the endless surplus of food eateries in Shah Alam, its hard to choose where is good to consume... for me personally because the title denotes is merely among those special places it is possible to go to have an excellent thematic meal with traditional 50sMalaysian music without feeling trapped with time... this cafe is simple to skip because its sandwiched between several popular eateries such as for example Pak Li’s, Small Rara Thai Home, Willy’s Satey or Polperro Steak Home... but as soon as you enter the modernistic interpretation of an Englished themed café... you understand you’re for the reason that special place... Coming to menus, the options are based upon a style called “pinggan” or even “cawan”. The signature menu will be the well-known “nasi kenduri” or “pinggan lontong”... my own favourite will be the “teh tarik” and “kuih abuk-abuk”... eating right here won’t break your budget unless you find the super expensive menus like Ayam Panggang Abe that is designed to be shared... The service can be very good and the meals is mostly promptly... an excellent and highly recommended...