Bet that we all miss something fundamental at home that is never found overseas...
The ubiquitous stalls at night selling mamak street food with your all time local favourites: mamak mee, Ramlee burgers, indo mee, pasembur, nasi lemak ... and of course the kazillion different types of Roti from A-Z. You can read more about mamak here :)
So, this is the closest I could get to satisfy that random mamak craving of mine yesterday ... Thank god for the wisdom of buying a frozen pack of roti canai in Chinatown long ago, it certainly proved useful in "emergency" situations like this, hehe
The ready made ones are really easy to prepare, just dry pan fry them in a hot pan till fluffy and crispy ...
The ubiquitous stalls at night selling mamak street food with your all time local favourites: mamak mee, Ramlee burgers, indo mee, pasembur, nasi lemak ... and of course the kazillion different types of Roti from A-Z. You can read more about mamak here :)
So, this is the closest I could get to satisfy that random mamak craving of mine yesterday ... Thank god for the wisdom of buying a frozen pack of roti canai in Chinatown long ago, it certainly proved useful in "emergency" situations like this, hehe
The ready made ones are really easy to prepare, just dry pan fry them in a hot pan till fluffy and crispy ...
Accompanied by homemade 'dhal' which I substituted with chickpeas in kurma sauce, but that's just fine :D
Yummiest dinner ever ... I'm a happy bunny :P
2 comments:
they have roti canaiat the riceboat. veyr nice ome some more!! although its like 10 times the price that they sell it back home :(
Really?! wow I didn't know that. At least its something new compared to wagamama, went yesterday and it's nothing interesting, beats me why there's a 15m long beeline for it. except their white chocolate ginger cheese cake is to die for ...
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