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2013-07-23
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Grandma's is famous for their Nasi Lemak which my mom loves so much she has been constantly bugging me to bring her to eat it after I introduced to her months ago. I finally found time to bring her over to Grnadma's again last week. This time round, beside their Nasi Lemak ($8.90++), I ordered a Spinach Tofu ($12.90++) as I had loved this dish in other restaurants. Grandma's version has impressed me with its appetizing sauce and soft juicy tofu with a crispy yet not oily exterior. The dish is ge
Grandma's is famous for their Nasi Lemak which my mom loves so much she has been constantly bugging me to bring her to eat it after I introduced to her months ago. I finally found time to bring her over to Grnadma's again last week. This time round, beside their Nasi Lemak ($8.90++), I ordered a Spinach Tofu ($12.90++) as I had loved this dish in other restaurants. Grandma's version has impressed me with its appetizing sauce and soft juicy tofu with a crispy yet not oily exterior. The dish is generously covered with mushroom and paired with blanched spinach which is both my favourite. I am sure I can polish 2 bowls of rice with this dish alone.
Thought the price can be on the high side, I really like Grandma's for their food has such a homely feel and taste.
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