Weather is super hot nowadays in Ipoh and of course, in many parts throughout Malaysia too. To add to the "hotness" we went for spicy food at this restaurant located within the confines of SMK Anderson. Old Anderson Cafeteria is hidden within the vicinity grounds of the school field and very well known for their South Indian food in the afternoon and North Indian food at night, serving the best of both worlds on a platter. Isn't that special?
I have been here few times, all in the evenings and never tried their lunch before. I heard that they serve banana leave with rice during the day, their entrees are irresistible too!!
For this evening, the four of us ordered a "rice-less" meal, we opted for their special Naan and Puri instead. These are what we ordered.... oh yes, everything we ordered, we requested for "less spicy"... and they came out wonderfully right for our taste buds!
Boneless Fillets...
Okra with their special sauce...
Sizzling Tandoori Chicken...
Lentils is my favourite...
Garlic Naan...
And a few other Naan and Puri we ordered.... 
On hot scorching days like this, we went for the famous Cendol
at Old Town, Ipoh Padang...
This is new to me... Mango Cendol...
I wanted to order the Durian Cendol but unfortunately it was sold out!
Not giving up yet... we will go again!
I love all the curries you had! Indeed terribly hot these days. It's unbearable.
ReplyDeleteI so love Indian cuisine, bursting with all the herbs and spices that go into the cooking.
ReplyDeleteVery hot recently, until many fall sick.
ReplyDeleteI love all the curries and dishes you ordered.
Everything look so scrumptious. I wonder if the naan can beat the one in Malacca. :D
ReplyDeleteIt all looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGosh! All red and yellow, really 'hot' but I like it. I don't mind North Indian cuisine once in a while.
ReplyDeleteMango cendol is new to me too.
Hot here too. the food looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteI eat Indian foods, but not into it...
ReplyDeletemango cendol - do you like it?
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I totally forgotten about the cendol place! Long time haven't been to the old Andersonian club.
ReplyDeleteIt’s a tradition in southern part of India to serve food in banana plates. It has its own reasons plus its extremely eco-friendly.
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