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2011-06-20
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Muslin Indian food is alien to me. They are rear dishes to me. We have a cycling outing last Saturday, after a long ride on uphill and downhill started from Jurong East mrt, we reached Bukit Gombak, my friend suggested to have a meal at this famous stall since we were there. As usual I have no objection because I wasn’t hungry, any food would do me good. They serve few types of food only, my friend says their roti prata is quite popular. He ordered fried chicken rice in the end. Probably h
They serve few types of food only, my friend says their roti prata is quite popular. He ordered fried chicken rice in the end. Probably he wanted to have some carbo after losing so many calories! I was hesitating of what to eat….browsing the menu, they are not my usual food…..suddenly I saw Thosai, yes, this is for me. I have tried potato filling before, stick to this is safer.
Masala thosai served with dhal(lentils), curry and liquid coconut chutney. Taste wise ~ not so spicy and flavour is pretty mild though, however, I still could taste each flavour. Portion wise ~ just nice for me as I wasn’t hungry. Potato is soft and partly mashed, very easy to go with it. I like this thosai.
My friend regretted to have fried chicken rice when he saw the dried chicken, not so fresh salad, plus no chilli sauce! He didn’t touch the so-called soup (that little bowl) at all as it didn’t look approachable. He requested for chilli, the staff immediate replied we didn’t have chilli sauce for this dish but I could serve you ikan bilis chilli sauce “it is really good” he said. Generously he served him a small plate of ikan bilis chilli sauce so that my friend could swallow the dried chicken and rice!!!
I have ordered a teh tarik to go with thosai, first taste it was too sweet to me, quite smooth though, it would be better for sweet tooth patrons.
The serving staff was quite friendly, he kept praising my iPhone!
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