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Spicy Keralan fare and good wine go hand in hand at this swanky spot. The space is warm and inviting – the perfect location for your next dinner party.
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This South Indian restaurant holds their own in the busy area for their famous banana leaf rice paired with hearty meat curries. Expect life-changing mutton bone marrow and service with a smile!
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Probably one of my fav banana leaf places. While the service is a little slow on some days, the food is always good. Highlights include the fish cutlets, egg kurma and mango fish curry.
One of the popular banana leaf rice spots in KL which is still utilising fresh banana leafs. Drown the rice in various curries, mix the sides and your selected protein (fried sotong being the most popular)
Mamak power in full force here. After 10 straight hours of drinking, this was the perfect antidote for our alcohol-addled minds and vodka-soaked bellies. While the wait was Malaysian time, the plate of freshly fried rice laced with extra crunchy ikan bilis and topped with a most eye catching “lembu mata” was utterly delicious.
Taste: 3.5/5
I find it very reasonable to eat here. Generous portion of food, tasted nice, and it is not over priced. You need more reason? It is located in the heart of Bangsar, the famous atas street of Telawi. Price: RM8.20, Food: 7/10
Thosai jawa & Roti kosong 👍🏻
You can give the banana leaf rice a miss. 😊
Decked out in long wooden tables, this casual but swanky Indian restaurant is prime for celebrations. The owners are friendly, service is prompt and food is consistently tasty! The menu of northern Indian eats is wonderful for sharing too. Get the must-have garlicky Lasooni Gosht (mutton, RM37), fragrant Mutton Briyani (RM20) and the Murgh Makhani (butter chicken, RM31). The latter is served with a side of bread so you can mop up every last bit of the creamy gravy.
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Section 19’s popular banana leaf rice spot has moved to a cosy, pastel-coloured shop in Damansara Jaya. Service is quick and friendly, the banana leaf rice is a steal (only RM6) and the onion chutney is just heavenly. Marking this as my go-to spot whenever I’m craving Indian grub.
This is a thali set. Lots of dishes given. You can choose whether to have thosai/poori/chapathi/akki roti to go with it.
It consists if kosambari salad, palya, vegetable sagu, bidi belt bhath, plain rice, curd rice, sambar, rasam, papad, pickles, payasam and ghulab jamun.
This is RM18.
It’s a thick thosai (like uthappam) with chutney powder and a scoop of spicy potatoes. Served with chutney and dhal sambar. The chutney powder is slightly spicy.
A different sort of thosai for sure.
This is RM15.
