Showing posts with label Indonesian Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indonesian Food. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Waroeng Penyet @ The Curve



From the name itself, we know that Waroeng Penyet serves Indonesian Food. It is famous of ‘Ayam Penyet’ which means ‘Flattened Fried Chicken’. It served together with tempe, tofu and sambal belacan.






This was my 2nd time went there, I remembered the shop was closed one time and now I knew that it was closed for renovation. Now, Waroeng Penyet is bigger and more comfortable.



We ordered Ayam Penyet and Baso (Java Beef Ball Soup), together with rice and one soft drink.

Ayam Penyet/ Flattened Fried Chicken@ RM7.90

Add on rice RM1.90, same with Cracker RM1.90 too but we didn’t choose the later.

The Ayam Penyet was nice and delicious and we can’t forget its sambal!! It was really really yummy~~


Bakso Sapi/ Beef Balls Soup with Noodle & Vermicelli @ RM6.90

We didn’t really like the Baso as it tasted like normal mee soup.

Soft drink (refillable) @ RM3.90



Basically, the foods there are not bad, nice try~~

Waroeng Penyet
Lot 132, 1st Floor, The Curve,
Kota Damansara,
47810 PJ.
Tel: 03-7710 6761
www.waroengpenyet.com

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Baso Sapi Asli@ Sunway

I knew about this restaurant for quite a long time cuz I always go Sunway and saw this big signboard showing ‘BASO’.

In Indonesian, Baso means beef ball soup and they always mix beehoon inside. I knew about ‘baso’ bcuz Zack love to eat it. Wherever he goes Indo restaurant he sure will order baso but he said the best baso in KL is at Subang, his old apartment there. I hope I still got the chance to eat again so that I can blog it~ ^^

It looked empty bcuz it was quite late at around 11pm and they almost closed.

We were told that their beef ball is the specialist bcuz it was handmade.


Baso Sapi Asli@ RM6.50

I tried its beef ball and it was true that it was different and nice~

Sauces for baso


Done!

The taste is not that good, I still miss the stall one at Subang. ..

Basi Sapi Asli
42-1, Ground Floor,
Jalan PJS8/2,
Sunway Mentari Plaza.

Saturday, December 12, 2009

Brisik Restaurant@ Jaya One (2nd Visit)

It was Feng Ting's birthday!! Again, my boss will treat all of us to eat =) We went to Jaya One and finally chose Brisik Restaurant. It was my 2nd visit and here is my 1st review http://myfavouritetaste.blogspot.com/2009/05/brisik-restaurant.html






I personally like this restaurant as the ambiance is good, food is nice and the price is reasonable. (That's y I recommended them this restaurant ^^)

U can see the 1st page of the menu introducing what is really meant by 'BRISIK' and their food is from the heart.
BRISIK...It's all about feeling cozy, comfortable,easy....

Last time when I went there we ordered their 'hidangan khas' which is a set for 4 persons. And this time we chose to hv our own ala cart food :)

Special happy hour!!All of us ordered this~ =)

Starter for the set for pasundan : Gado Gado

Starter for the set for Thailand: Kerabu Mangga

Crispy Prawn and Cuttle Fish@ RM14.00

Satay Serai@ RM12.00

Nasi Ikan Dory@ RM15.90
- Fried rice with grilled dory fish

Tum Yam Fried Rice@ RM15.90
- With seafood,chicken,mushroom and tum yam paste

Tum Yam Fried Mihun@ RM15.90
- Vermicelli fried with seafood, chicken, mushroom and tum yam paste

Nasi Samudra@ RM15.90
- Seafood fried rice mixed with vegetables, prawns & cuttlefish

Thailand Chicken Fried Rice@ RM15.90
- Thai style fried rice with chicken

Nasi Brisik@ RM15.90
- with eggs, seafood & chicken

After lifting up the banana leaf...nice~

The drink: Lemon Grass

Dessert : It is neither Serawa Papaya nor Sticky Rice in the menu
It is sago mixed with coconut

We thought that it should be different for pasundan and thailand set but the drinks and dessert were same for both sets. A bit disappointed =.=

What made me more disappointing was the sago was all stick together....

Me & the birthday gal~ =)

My colleagues - Linda & Adeline

Overall, it is still a not bad restaurant to me. A nice place for gathering~ =)


Brisik Restaurant
Lot M3-1, Ground Floor,
Palm Square, Jaya One,
No 72A, Jalan University, Seksyen 13,
46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Tel: 03-7958 6681
www.brisik.com.my

Sunday, May 10, 2009

Brisik Restaurant@ Jaya One


Brisik Restaurant is located at Jaya One which serves Indonesian cuisine. Again, I know this place through BestFoodJunction.com. After browsing the website of Brisik Restaurant, I found that the ambience is good and the website is completed with their menu and price which I really like it much~ ^^

It was Ee Mei's birthday and I suggested to go there for a try.

The menu is a little bit of 'old' and not really can attract me but luckily I did some research before going there. However, according to the person in charge, their menu is gonna changed soon(which is a good news =p).
The person in charge recommended us 'Satay Serai' as starter(which is not in the menu yet). As the name stated, the satay is 'cucuk' on the serai(citronella) instead of the normal satay stick. So, the satay has the fragrant of serai~ If I not mistaken, it costs RM12 with 6 satays.

As we are 8 people there and finally decided to order their 'hidangan khas' which is a set with starter, drink and dessert of the day. The person in charge recommended us 'Nasi Ambeng' and 'Nasi Tutug Oncom Betawi' with each serves for 4 people.

This is the starter of the set called 'Gado Gado'. As u can see, it comes with eggs, some vege and tofu with the special sauce.
This is the drink called 'Wedang Jahe'. It is just like ginger tea and I quite like it.'Nasi Ambeng' is served with white rice topped with fried chickens surrounded with condiments well known by javanies as food for blessing and to keep four friends closer. These are the four condiments which include fried bean thread noodles, vege,some sour things(not sure what is that) and fried mee.
Another set is 'Nasi Tutug Oncom Betawi'. The rice is special cuz it's not juz normal white rice but mixed with fried tempe and spice serves together with fried chicken, fried tofu, kang kung belacan and ikan masin goreng berlada.
The person in charge specially did the 'ayam penyet' for us instead of the normal fried chicken. 'Ayam Penyet' is also known as 'Smashed Chicken' or 'Flattened Chicken'. This is an authentic Indonesian dish of chicken that is deliberately smashed with a wooden mallet after deep-frying, apparently to loosen the meat from the bone.Finally, this is the dessert of the day. It is made up of papaya cubes and coconut milk. It is nice and tasty. ^^

A free milk tea from the person in charge and according to him, the tea leaf is imported and you almost can only find it in Brisik Restaurant. However, as I don't really drink milk tea so i don't really can find the difference..(so sorry =.=)
8 of us..Happy Birthday to Ee Mei~

Overall, I like the ambiance of this restaurant but I'll choose their other ala-cart menu next time like the most recommended 'Nasi Kampung Brisik' and 'Thai Fried Rice'. It is a good place for nice food and the price is reasonable.

The set of 'Nasi Ambeng' costs RM111 and set of 'Nasi Tutug Oncom Betawi' costs RM99 which come together with starter, drinks and dessert.
Brisik Restaurant
Lot M3-1, Ground Floor,
Palm Square, Jaya One,
No 72A, Jalan University, Seksyen 13,
46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Tel: 03-7958 6681
www.brisik.com.my

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