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2013-08-27
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This is the Kelantan Laksa ($7.50) among all the other laksa options. I decided to try this as it sounds different and I've never had this before. At first, this laksa looks really unassuming. It looked as if it was just noodles and cucumber strips. However, if you mix the noodles up, you will realize that there is plenty of fish meat at the bottom. Upon mixing the fish meat evenly, the soup is not that watery anymore. To me, this laksa is not spicy at all and children could even eat it too. For
This is the Kelantan Laksa ($7.50) among all the other laksa options. I decided to try this as it sounds different and I've never had this before. At first, this laksa looks really unassuming. It looked as if it was just noodles and cucumber strips. However, if you mix the noodles up, you will realize that there is plenty of fish meat at the bottom. Upon mixing the fish meat evenly, the soup is not that watery anymore. To me, this laksa is not spicy at all and children could even eat it too. For the side dish, I got the Laksania Chicken Satay (3 pcs) for $3.90. It was so good! The meat was extremely soft and had the perfect blend of laksa marinate in it. I love it! The satay also comes with cucumbers, onions and a dip.
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