Everyday Food I Love

Nasi Kandar Anak Mami which had a few branches in KK, is one of our favourite place for Mamak's food.

In this second part of series involving Menggatal Plaza, we bring you yet more eateries that you can find here. Just minutes away from the city centre, is a gem of a plaza of shoplots that is just welcoming foodies with open arm and glorious food they have to offer. So make your way up to Menggatal Plaza, remember, dekat saja bah!

Nasi Kandar Beratur (The original recipe since 1943) is one of famous Penang food, located just next to the heritage Masjid Kapitan Keling along Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling (formerly Pitt Street). It will always be a long queue slightly before the start of their business at 10.00pm. Nasi Kandar Beratur has more than 6 decades of experiences and claim they're the most original taste among the rest of the Nasi Kandar restaurants in Penang.

Newly opened in Likas, Kolombong Fish Head Curry Cafe attracted huge crowds daily especially during the night. From Roti Canai, Mee Goreng, Maggi Goreng to assorted types of curry, you can find varieties of Mamak's food available at a reasonably cheap price.

This is where I fix my craving for cendul and pasembor rojak whenever I come home to KL from KK or oversea. All this good food really make me  feel homesick. This is one the famous cendul and Indian rojak in Klang Valley that I would recommend you to try. Usually people buy for take away but there are chairs if you want enjoy your cendol and rojak here.

The Warung in Mid Valley Megamall is my favourite place for local delights. From Nasi Lemak, Roti Canai, Nasi Tumpang to Maggi Mee Goreng and Mee Rebus, you can always get your most favourite comfort food here.

There is one famous rojak and cendol stall in Bukit Tinggi, this stall normally crowded in the afternoon. There are some table and chair for sit and enjoy the tasty rojak, chendul and ABC. Rojak is an Indian salad with peanut based sauce for dressing. Normally it comes with bean sprout , cucumber, fried bean curd, fried fritters, hard boiled egg and option to add on yellow noodle.

Nur Balqis Restoran is a Malay restaurant offering halal food at a very reasonable price. The restaurant is located at the opposite of Giant Hypermarket in Lower Ground Floor of 1Borneo.

Khalifah Bistro serve affordable food in a casual dining atmosphere. This newer mamak stalls have more of a cafe aspect, well lit and furnished with stainless steel tables. It has outfitted with large flat screen televisions, so that patrons can catch the latest programs or live matches as they dine. This mamak stall offers different varieties of roti canai to eat and teh tarik, coffee, Milo, and soft drinks to drink. They also serve several varieties of rice, such as nasi lemak and nasi goreng, as well as noodle dishes such as mee goreng (fried noodles) and Western dishes.

Nasi Kandar Anak Mami which had two branches located in Bundusan and Lintas respectively, is one of our favourite place for Mamak's food.

Nasi Kandar is a popular northern Malaysian dish, which originates from Penang. It is a meal of steamed rice which can be plain or mildly flavored, and served with a variety of curries and side dishes. In KK, Nasi Kandar is not widely available. However, it could still be find in Nasi Kandar Anak Mami which had two branches located in Bundusan and Lintas respectively.

Mamak stalls have become an integral part of urban life in Malaysia. It is exceptionally popular among young adults and teenagers who look at these stalls as a great place to gather with friends during the night.

Nasi Kandar is a popular northern Malaysian dish, which originates from Penang. It is a meal of steamed rice which can be plain or mildly flavored, and served with a variety of curries and side dishes. In KK, Nasi Kandar is not widely available. However, it could still be find in Nasi Kandar Anak Mami which had two branches located in Bundusan and Lintas respectively. As much as it is well-known for the famous Nasi Kandar and Nasi Briyani, the restaurant also serves good Mamak food.

Roti Canai and Roti Telur is a typical Malaysian food which can be enjoy any time during the day. It is a cheap and tasty staple meal. In Kingfisher, one of the well known place for Roti Canai and Mutton Curry is at Restoran Farvis Curry House.

This is one of the most happening Mamak restaurant in Klang Valley, caters to hundreds of people every single night. Murni has the most extensive and impressive mamak menu in existence from roti Hawaii, roti seafood, roti scramble, nasi lemak to Chinese, Malay and Western food. Their serving size of food here will never disappoint you...big!

This Indian stall here in Seapark is one of KL people top choice place for nasi lemak. It's name Bumbung Seapark PJ and only start operation at night on a rented section of Sun Fatt Kee coffee shop. We all named it 'Seapark Nasi Lemak'. Here, they serve a good fluffy and aromatic coconut rice (piping hot), sambal just spicy enough, side with crunchy anchovies, peanuts and top with a sunny side up. They only serve Nasi Lemak and Indomie here, both are their signature's dish

Roti Canai and Roti Telur is a typical Malaysian food which can be enjoy any time during the day. It is a cheap and tasty staple meal. In Kingfisher, one of the well known place for Roti Canai and Mutton Curry is at Restoran Farvis Curry House.

Mamak's stall is well-known for cheap food and beverages which is perfect for budget eaters, especially during month-end. At Restoran Razzali, a single serving of rice with a choice of meat dishes and a choice of vegetables dishes only cost RM4.00.

During the holy month of Ramadan, Restoran Farvis Curry House in Kingfisher is having a promotion on Buka Puasa Meal. At only RM3.50, you will get Briyani Rice or Plain Rice, served with fried chicken and pickled vegetables. Isn't it a good deal for those who are on a tight budget?

A mamak stall, is a food establishment which serves mamak food. In Malaysia, the term mamak refers to Tamil Muslims, who generally own and operate them. Although traditionally operated from roadside stalls, some modern mamak stall operators have expanded their businesses into restaurant or cafe-type establishments. Mamak stalls tend to be popular among Malaysian youths as hang out spots, due to cheap food and beverages being served 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. People of all races, religions and ages frequent mamak stalls to gossip or catch a late-night football game while enjoying a cup of hot teh tarik.