Ikan Bakar - GIANT Food Court Taman Permata, Ulu Klang
If you want to sample good Malay Mixed Rice and Grilled Fish head to this food court within Giant Hypermarket. Taman Permata along MRR2 and is directly opposite the 30-year-old Taman Melawati. Brisk business happens when the food is reasonable price and the food up to mark. I like to do a spot of shopping after the meal.
The Ikan Bakar is fresh. They have Catfish (Keli), Cincaru and Kembong for grilling over a charcoal flames. In addition to that they also fried the fish which includes Kerisi. Besides that the usual Malay dishes plus Ulam (Salad). To accompany all this the sauces are good and well-spiced with with Asam Jawa, Cincaluk, Chilis and Onions.
Grilled Kembong with dessicated coconut in spices wrapped in Banana leaf. The coconut gave body and had absorbed the spices making it go well with the fish. The Kembong reveals shiny skin and the patterns are still clear when I unwrapped it. The meat was firm and came apart from the bones easily. There was no unpleasant smell in the stomach area.
Grilled Stuffed Cincaru and Kembong. Again the fishes were fresh. The Kembong licked by raw charcoal fire flames taste good esp. with great sauces spread all over the fish body. The Cincaru is good for stuffing and the spicy fillings made up for the general lack of taste in the meat. Excellent. I did not ordered any fishes fried in oil as who wants the inferior stuff when I can have something better.
The Ikan Bakar is fresh. They have Catfish (Keli), Cincaru and Kembong for grilling over a charcoal flames. In addition to that they also fried the fish which includes Kerisi. Besides that the usual Malay dishes plus Ulam (Salad). To accompany all this the sauces are good and well-spiced with with Asam Jawa, Cincaluk, Chilis and Onions.
Grilled Kembong with dessicated coconut in spices wrapped in Banana leaf. The coconut gave body and had absorbed the spices making it go well with the fish. The Kembong reveals shiny skin and the patterns are still clear when I unwrapped it. The meat was firm and came apart from the bones easily. There was no unpleasant smell in the stomach area.
Grilled Stuffed Cincaru and Kembong. Again the fishes were fresh. The Kembong licked by raw charcoal fire flames taste good esp. with great sauces spread all over the fish body. The Cincaru is good for stuffing and the spicy fillings made up for the general lack of taste in the meat. Excellent. I did not ordered any fishes fried in oil as who wants the inferior stuff when I can have something better.
Comments
Wanna throw the bowl at them!
as long as its fresh it is pungent & great !
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TNG... Penangites will feel offended!
SG... It seems it was a branch of Penang Road and came out in newspapers but quality has gone down.
BSG... Their ulam is also a winner. Foreigners love it.
LI... The sauce was a winner. A bit thicker would be nicer.
CampC... ABC standards is inconsistent. I have not really find a good one and stick with it.
Faith... Used to live and work around there.
PG... Yes, yes and yes!