Adventure #156: Raju (Petaling Jaya)

Sunday morning, the family went out for lunch at Raju in Section 5, Petaling Jaya.  The restaurant is at a corner lot so diners can choose to eat inside the restuarnant or al fresco in the area to the side of the restaurant.  The al fresco area is open and under some huge tress, so although it was a hot day, the open area was rather cooling. 

Fresh meat and seafood - fried to order.

Staff at the front of the restaurant busy frying away.

Staff making fresh roti at the open area.

This is the bit everyone loves - eating on banana leaf.

The sauces to go with the fresh roti.



I really enjoyed my fresh roti with dal.



G had rice which came with some veggies (as much as you want) and 3 different type of curry sauces (free refills).

Some fried pigeons and fish to go with our meals.

Our favourite - fried squid!

I enjoyed the meal but G said the food is good here though he prefers the curry at Kanna Curry House in SS2.

Raju
27 Jln Chantek 5/13
off Jalan Gasing
46000 Petaling Jaya
Malaysia

Adventure #64: Hameediyah Restaurant (Penang)

After eating street food for a couple of days, the little one said she does not want to eat in "dirty places" anymore! Well, that's a tough one coz Penang is, after all, famous for its street food! So, as a compromise, we took them to an Indian Muslim restaurant tonight.

Hameediyah Restaurant is said to serve the best murtabak in Malaysia.  Murtabak is minced meat (beef or mutton) shaped into a patty and cooked and then then wrapped in roti canai dough.

While we were walking along the street looking for Hameediyah, we also noticed another fully air-con restaurant with the same name.  It was rather empty and didn't seem to have the right feel (too clean!), so we moved on. Make sure you go to the right one!

Roti chef - all murtabak and roti made fresh with each order

Hameediyah is also well known for its Nasi Kandar

Tandoori counter

A selection of curry sauce for our roti and murtabak

My first murtabak!

With the curry it tasted really good.  However, I am not a fan of murtabak, I still prefer plain roti.

Hameediyah also claims to serve the best biryani in Penang. We ordered a chicken biryani for the older one.  We thought it was a bit dry but the older one loved it.

The little one had plain roti and tandoori chicken.  G thought the tandoori chicken was a far cry from his usual mamak joint, Kayu in SS2 PJ. 

The plain roti looked so good, I ordered one for myself.  With the excellent curry sauce, I think this is best roti I have had for some time.  Certianly prefer this to Valentine Roti.

Hameediyah Restaurant
164-A, Campbell Street
George Town, Penang
Malaysia
11:30am-11pm
Closed on Fridays