A guy who likes to blog on everything he sees around him, needless to say his life, work, gym and most of all where he eats and what he eats. Equip with his trusty digital camera and iPhone, he journeys to places where his work or appetite brings him to. So enjoy the blog and do drop some comments whether you like what he say or not. Enjoy!!!
A Cake For Ruco Chan
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I always wonder how it feels to meet my idol, leave alone presenting a cake
to him,* ON STAGE!* It was really nerve wrecking! This was one of the cake
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Burger Bakar Kaw Kaw @ Puchong Utama
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I know about this place from an article from a local newspaper few weeks
back. Search around the net for the exact location and the rest is history.
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Guess what's for breakfast? You can guess from the above picture that I had nasi lemak for breakfast just now. This has got to be the best nasi lemak I had in P.J. It had been a while since I last visited the place as it's located opposite the SS2 police station. It's at the corner away from the petrol station. You can't miss it, you will see a long queue at this stall every morning. My first visit was 6 years ago during my first stint in PJ.
Yes, their food will be sold out around 10.30am every morning. Business is really that good even on Puasa day. Proof? Well here's the status of their dishes when I arrived just now around 10am. Their fast moving dish is the bottom left chicken curry. I don't really fancy that but it's the No.1 dish over there and also their squid. They also offer fried chicken (so-so), beef and also cockles.
So as usual, I had my beef curry with mix curry sauce with extra peanuts and anchovies, eggs and cucumber. This is what I called a filling breakfast. This is how we Malaysian eat our nasi lemak. lol~! This is how it looks like before unwrapping it.
Here's how the nasi lemak looks like after unwrapping it. Super delicious and mouth watering nasi lemak. I need to really do some extra cardio and resistance classes this week or for a matter of fact from this week onwards. lol~! The nasi lemak cost me RM5. Not expensive I guess for a morning breakfast. I added extra rice somemore. Highly recommended for those who like to eat nasi lemak minus the spice in it. Yup, their sambal not that spicy, hence you can see a lot of chinese customer at this stall. They're close every Sunday. (Rating: 4.2 out of 5.0)
there is only one police station at SS2. And this stall is just opposite the entrance of the police station. or u can say it's beside the petrol station. :)
2 Octopus:
can i know any landmark of this place?
there is only one police station at SS2. And this stall is just opposite the entrance of the police station. or u can say it's beside the petrol station. :)
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