94 Jalan Besar
43800 Dengkil
Tel#03 8768 6042
The lesser know fried fish restaurant, this place is usually second choice when the neighboring shop is packed to the brim. Both shop offers similar menu but which fares better?
For starters, this place isn't as packed so it means not having to wait for a table even during peak lunch hour.
Some Chinese New Year snacks. Yes, this is a long overdue post. It was a lunch to
sort of celebrate my increment. Which is quite some time back =x
These were rather addictive and would go perfectly well with an iced drink in these hazy weathers.
Stir fried
kang kung with chili. Nothing too spicy here but it has a nice touch of
belacan.
Braised pork trotter in vinegar sour. An infamous confinement dish, I don't particularly fancy it in general as it can get too sour but that's apparently the draw of it. These had a nice ratio of fat and meat, enough to be shared among our party of 5.
Deep fried pork spring roll. Nothing too exciting here but it did have a generous amount of meat in there.
Deep fried fish in chili sauce. Don't let the chopped chili fool you into thinking this is going to be super spicy unless you unknowingly bite into one then God bless you. Dengkil is a sleepy lazy town that really do depend on office folks who can afford 1hour plus lunch break so their prices are cheap in comparison to Klang Valley. Of course, you can't expect the fish to be big and fleshy because economy doesn't work that way.
If you work in Cyberjaya and have the time to spare, this is a good lunch spot from the usual overpriced cafes and mamaks in the vicinity.
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