>Nasi Lemak Selera Jaya 223
>I stumbled upon this “Nasi Lemak Panas” from kampungboycitygal & vkeong. After reading the reviews, I can’t wait another day and quickly grab my hubby to bring me there for supper 😛 This place is quite hidden in a industrial area, at least for me as I think without GPS, I won’t able to get there =.=”
There are 2 stalls of nasi lemak – Yati’s & Suri’s.
We chose to sit at stall no. 6 as friendly waiters ushered us to sit. Once we have seated, the waiter placed a few packets of nasi lemak on our table. True to their name.. All of the nasi lemak were indeed “panas”/warm.. I love freshly prepared nasi lemak!!
Pipping hot fluffy coconut milk rice with normal nasi lemak condiments such as fried anchovies, peanut, sambal & half a hard boil egg. I like the sambal which is not too pungent with hints of sweetness.
Extra sambal was given to us too 🙂
Other than nasi lemak, there were otak-otak stacked in a basket at every table too. Again, it is not cold but “panas”/warm..
Taste too sweet for my liking but hubby is OK with it. But why the colour so RED?
Very “kao” (thick) milo ice~~
The crowd~~
Otak-otak grilling in action~~
The staff from Yati’s stall & the milo ice stall were friendly enough to let us snapped photo of them. (Posing happily~~)
I hope all eateries are as friendly as them because I heard that photo taking in some restaurants are prohibited *sigh*
Selera Jaya 223
Jalan 223, Petaling Jaya.
(Same Road with Amwway)
(Map from kampungboycitygal)
Nasi Lemak – RM 1.20
Milo Ice – RM 1.20
Otak-otak – RM 0.60
>Nasi lemak is so famous in Malaysia, right? In Indonesia, we called it as Nasi Uduk 🙂
Btw, please pick up your award here 🙂
>oh you make me feel like having nasi lemak now!!!
>Looks good … I want, I want!
>Ahaha! the same people who posed for me ~
>I guess they use the dried chili to prepare the otak-otak. That’s why the colour is so red.
>Of all the mamak newspaper wrapped nasi lemak stalls in PJ , this has the fastest service and the fastest half boiled eggs ( less than 60 seconds ) !
Tho we think the one opposite Wilayah Complex in KL has the best tasty NL & varieties , including the best sups
>Malay prepared otak-otak is reddish. Have quite a few in Johore. Good old fashion nasi lemak with good old fashion price.
>hehe~~ i went there last two day^^
Send my car for repair at that area, no car to use now =.=
>selba: Same condiments used?
PS: the link not working 🙁
duckie: Haha, donno available at day time or not?
julian: Go grab some tonight~~
vkeong: They are camera-friendly ^.^
little inbox: but it’s too sweet 🙁
backstreetgluttons: U wait for the hard boil egg b4?
worldwindows: Really? Then I prefer Chinese version, hehe ~.~
shell: Cannot Cari makan on weekend lor… 😛
>Yes, similiar with the egg, sambal, and wrapped with banana leaves…. uhmmm, I’ll try to blog about it 😉
Oops.. can not? Try this, ok:
http://selbyfood.blogspot.com/2009/03/tukang-sayur-vegetable-man-and-awards.html
>-_- it certainly looks good and tempting, but.. I m on diet … its been more than a mth i never touch all these… sob sob…
>oh, i wan 2 eat nasi lemak until vomit when i back ! hahaha…
>hahahhahaha looks the crowd had fun cahwhore with your camera. . . . . heheheh they are a great people!
>1.20 is a steal..1/2 an egg some more!
>nasi lemak look yummy !!
>selba: Thanks for ur explanation~~
mel: Have it once a while it’s no problem de~~
tracy: U can eat as much as u can!!!
BBO: Indeed, we like them!!!
thenomadgourmand: The egg is my favorite!!!
sock peng: Yeah!!!
>Nowadays, why all the otak-otak looks reddish instead of orange? Do you have any idea?
>I love those packets of nasi lemak!
>haha, just when i tot the sambal was too little, the next pic came with another container of sambal. yummy!
>hi, you are listed in
http://www.dmoz.org/Recreation/Food/Dining_Guides/Asia/Malaysia/
>this is the thing i crave when i have been abroad too long 😀
>beverly: I also no idea abt it o.O''
wmw; How many pkt u can eat?
nic: U like a lot of sambal in ur nasi lemak!!!
vivien: Thanks for the listing~~
cumi&ciki: Definitely 1 of the Malaysian favorite!!!
>I come here once in while when I’m on night shift lol.
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