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2012-02-06
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One of my friends recommended this restaurant for dinner as he felt that the food was just as good as the one served in Malaysia. I have always walked pass this place but never exactly tried the food here. When we arrived, the restaurant appeared to be 80% filled with customers. This gave it a good first impression as packed restaurants usually offer good food!They also seemed to serve not just indian muslim food but traditional indian food such as thosai, rice set meals etc, thai as well as wes
They also seemed to serve not just indian muslim food but traditional indian food such as thosai, rice set meals etc, thai as well as western which gave it a very multi-cultural feel. I decided to try their mee goreng aswell as cheese fries!
Unfortunately, I would rate the mee goreng 3/10. It was soaked in oil and there were hardly any ingredients or vegetables in the noodles. It also tasted quite blunt as there was no seasoning at all. A few mouthfuls and I had enough.
The cheese fries on the other hand was 7/10. The amount of fries were generous; however it seemed that they just melted one slice of cheese over the fries hence it wasn't very unique (love the texas cheese fries at chili's!)
The food was not too expensive but the drinks were pretty overpriced. I also tried their roti prata which was pretty good. The prata was crispy and complimented the gravy it was served with. 8/10
I might give this place a second chance and try out other dishes the next time round.
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