The complex blend of spices dancing in my tongue making Yong Chow Fried Rice taste bland compared to even the mildest vegetarian briyani.
My favourite had always been Bengals Restaurant, a small authentic North Indian restaurant nestled in a cozy old bungalow in Ampang. It broke my heart when I found out that the restaurant was closed down a few years ago. The restaurant served authentic Dum Briyani where the rice was mixed together with marinated meats and covered with dough before cooked. The whole process led to a very fragrant flavourful dish that I could eat forever.
When my husband told me to try this new briyani restaurant in Bangsar, I never expected that I would find the same dish that I was so crazy about.
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| The Aromatic Mutton Briyani |
Beside briyani, this restaurant also serves Banana Leaf Rice...!! My other favourite..!
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| Vegetarian Banana Leaf Rice |
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| Spicy heavenly Dry Crab Curry |
It was one of the best Dry Crab Curries I've ever had in my life... The gravy was just finger licking good. I cleaned the whole plate in minutes...!
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| Fried Bittergourd |
Crunchy Fried Bittergourd is the perfect companion to any Banana Leaf Rice. I usually have more than one serving of the crisp morsels. However I had to skip the Fried Bittergourd here. Although the seasoning was nice, the crunchiness was gone. It was too soft for my liking.
I washed down all the heavenly spicy dishes with a glass of sweet hot Masala Tea.
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| Hot Massala Tea |
Overall it was a very satisfying lunch. I would definitely come back...!!
The Briyani is really FIERCE...!!!
Food : Heavenly
Service : Good, very attentive
Price : Reasonable given the quality of the food. The whole meal cost us RM42
Cleanliness : Average.
Toilet : Can be improved (like most Malaysian eateries do)
Ambiance : A simple place just to eat, not to linger around.
Ambiance : A simple place just to eat, not to linger around.
Children friendly : Only if your kids can eat spicy food.
Address:
16 Jalan Kemuja
Bangsar Utama
Kuala Lumpur
Ph : 03.2202 3456
Lovely, thanks for sharing. I hope you continue to blog about halal places to eat. It provides a sense of assurance and encourages people to be more conscious of their consumption.
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