Everything was soo good, but I can't help thinking that this reminds me of how my parents cook :p. They know how to make everything on the menu except the bread. We even ate Basmati rice (which is used to make the Beriyani) each day. I am not exactly surprised that is taste like this because its something I am used to eat, but then to have something that taste exactly like home cooking, now that is a feat itself. Even the priced is reasonable, for the exotic dish that we ate, about RM 50 for two, almost the same price at William. Hmm.. not sure if my family would want to go here, but this is definitely a place to eat..Err.. where is it... hik.. sorry I forgotten the take a snap of the restaurant -_-" its one of those restaurants located in a up class housing area in Ampang. I will informed you all ASAP :D
This is just recollection of the moments I face in life, you may think you know me when you are reading this, but this blog is only a fragment of the many personalities that can manifest in me
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Food = Arabic
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hej! budlee...sorry to ask you this, are you sure that this non-alcoholic beer is OK? i've read a few years ago on the process of this kind of drink that it went the same process of beer making but at the end the content of alcohol has been reduce to the lower level of actual beer...;-)
i dont think it undergoes the fermentation process as regular beer, since its smells like regular soda albeit less sweeter. but if it was alcoholic, it sure did not affect me at all ;)
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