After said that, the place is called This Dish... not sure why the name is just like that... This Dish and the dishes we ordered to try are as follows:
Tomyam fried rice...
Not spicy at all and just two to three prawns were noticeable...
We also shared a plate of Fried Meehoon....
6 sticks of Satay RM12
Eggplant with two different types of Sambal toppings...
BBQ chicken... we like the sauce called Cobek.. a bit sweet and spicy...
Wild ferns... Paku Pakis...
And their Signature Fried Crispy Fish Talapia...
And the bill came to around RM136....
We were not full to the brim and we went to a hawker centre for our second round!
Sad to say we were the only patrons from the time we entered and left the restaurant...
Indonesian, I like! But why tom yam? Wahhhhhh!!! Fried rice! I wonder what Uncle Roget will say about this one. :D
ReplyDeletePortion not enough for 6 since they were shared around. I like Indonesian cuisine. The eggplant with sambal topping looked tempting.
ReplyDeleteI quite like the food served here. First time tasting Indonesian cuisine.
ReplyDeleteWondering how long this place will be in business now. I hope the new owners do well.
ReplyDeleteDid you all eat the bones of the crispy flying fish?
ReplyDeleteThe Eggplant with two different types of Sambal toppings look rather peculiar to me. :D
ReplyDeleteI love Indonesian food. There was a restaurant in KLCC called House of Sundanese Food. That's where I had crispy fish and they make it standing like that.
ReplyDeleteThe food looks good wor esp the bbq chicken, wonder why you all are the only customers when their food looks not bad. Is the restaurant accessible?
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