Moorthy's Mathai Banana Leaf Restaurant

Pang Weng Kuan

The food has gone out, really dissatisfied. I went this store after read good feedback in website but after attempted..seriously damn. Somemore the purchase price too high. If want try good food just head to other shop

Grace Giovani

The majority of the Chinese cafe were packed thus we ended having Indian supper instead. We purchased one banana leaf dinner and something fried rice. Fried rice wasn't good however the banana leaf rice associated with masala poultry and masala mutton has been affordable. Like their traditionalIndian method of cooking food rice, which unlike regular cooking technique whereby the Indian technique have a tendency to drain out the drinking water once it gets to boiling level then permitted the rice to prepare thoroughly, instead totally cooked until all of the drinking water dries up. In this manner one can have the firmness and wholesomeness of the grain.

Sang Fajar

Loved the banana leaf lunch time with wife and child. The fried seafood and chicken was outstanding. Bit expensive but worthwhile. Will return again.

Anusreea (The Bong Trippers)

The fried fish may be the highlight of the shop. Off course, other meals like poultry & mutton varuval, masala crab are usually of good flavor. During weekends, the banana keep set includes crab soup that is a killer. If one request 2nd glass of thesoup, minimum costs involve. I'll recommend to go to as a family members so the various meals can shared.

Dian Maya Putri

They have a good spread which includes crab paratel, lamb shanks, fried fish, fried chicken paratel/varavel etc .We tried the fried seafood, lamb shank, fried seafood with the typical banana leaf. Additional resam and moru ice (conventional youghurt beverage) plus brew espresso. All turnedout fine. Services was fast.