RM90 nasi kandar in penang with lamb shank, beef rendang, and a gigantic prawn. worth it?
(02-08-2022, 04:00 PM)vince95 Wrote: [ -> ]RM90 nasi kandar in penang with lamb shank, beef rendang, and a gigantic prawn. worth it?
i hav a feeling the restaurant over charge him so they gave him free murtabak
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(03-08-2022, 06:50 AM)monstafish Wrote: [ -> ]i hav a feeling the restaurant over charge him so they gave him free murtabak ![Laugh Laugh](https://damnlocal.sg/images/smilies/biggrin.png)
90 ringgit seems pretty expensive for nasi kandar but then again he ordered some big items, especially that huge prawn.
(03-08-2022, 10:46 PM)k.ng Wrote: [ -> ]90 ringgit seems pretty expensive for nasi kandar but then again he ordered some big items, especially that huge prawn.
yeah lol that prawn is gigantic. the lamb shank too.
(03-08-2022, 06:50 AM)monstafish Wrote: [ -> ]i hav a feeling the restaurant over charge him so they gave him free murtabak ![Laugh Laugh](https://damnlocal.sg/images/smilies/biggrin.png)
Didn't overcharge lah. His order was massive!
This looks like a great example of fusion food. Anyone tried it before?
(10-08-2022, 05:11 PM)quiksilver Wrote: [ -> ]This looks like a great example of fusion food. Anyone tried it before?
i tried that stall before. quite nice but not sure if the claypot added any flavor. just kept it warmer i guess?
This Indian man was born in Malaysia and raised by a Chinese family. After many difficult years of working for others in the F&B business, he now owns his own zi char stall in Ang Mo Kio.
Great story.
(13-08-2022, 06:05 PM)DennisTheMenace Wrote: [ -> ]This Indian man was born in Malaysia and raised by a Chinese family. After many difficult years of working for others in the F&B business, he now owns his own zi char stall in Ang Mo Kio.
Great story. ![Like Like](https://damnlocal.sg/images/smilies/at.png)
Inspirational stuff leh. Will support his stall if I'm in the AMK area.
(13-08-2022, 06:05 PM)DennisTheMenace Wrote: [ -> ]This Indian man was born in Malaysia and raised by a Chinese family. After many difficult years of working for others in the F&B business, he now owns his own zi char stall in Ang Mo Kio.
Great story. ![Like Like](https://damnlocal.sg/images/smilies/at.png)
Sad to hear about the kind of comments he got from some customers but glad he found his own success now.