Restoran Bunga Raya Indah @ Leboh Ampang, Kl, Malaysia.

If you are ever in Little India in KL, you have to check out this place for banana leaf rice. It's one of those old school canteen, you come in, seat in a row and enjoy your food. Definitely not a place if you wanna have conversations with your friends.

I know it look's like a piece of turd on the rice but if they have it, a must order crab curry. This thing will knock your socks off and you'll instantly start sweating.

I love their mutton varuval and if you can take goat spareparts/intestines get the kudal. Food here is good, prices are reasonable. Love this place!

Restoran Bunga Raya Indah,
Leboh Ampang, Kl,
Malaysia.

Gandhi Restaurant @ Little India, Singapore.

In need of a banana leaf fix, I'm very thankful I met this guy that recommended this place. It was totally out of my radar, and boy have I found a rustic good old school banana leaf indian rice.

Ok I forgot which one was this, definately a chicken, think was a masala. Spicy just the way I like it.

A standard banana leaf rice, veges, papadam and rice, and just have generous amounts of curry on top. Add on a slice of fried tenggiri fish. The curry was a stellar here, good stuff. Tenggiri reminds me of the old school type the way they fried it. Add some yoghurt/thairu on the rice mix it with curry, pure comfort food. Next round I shall try the fish cutlet and fried chicken.


Gandhi Restaurant,
31A Chander Road,
219538 Singapore.

MTR 1924 Vegetarian Restaurant @ Serangoon Road, Singapore.

Now this place a friend of mine recommended to me, did my usual breakfast weekend fix and boy was he right.

A masala dosa. This is one of the meanest good piece version of dosa I've come across after some time. The hefty price justifies it. Good awesome stuff. The potatoes stuffed inside lasted me way after lunch.

A filter coffee, not bad.

MTR 1924 Vegetarian Restaurant,
438 Serangoon Road,
Singapore 218133.

Kamala Restaurant @ Tekka Market, Singapore.

Sunday morning breakfast, and i'm craving for some good old fashioned thosai. Did some quick search online, haven't been to this place, decided to check it out.

Mutton masala, it look's a bit funky, but it taste damn fine. Not a bad masala, reminds me of my childhood memories.

Now this masterpiece is called ghee onion thosai, check the ghee oozing on the plate.

Add some dhall, some orange coloured gravy, heaven on earth. Mix it up further with some fish curry, this thosai is the bomb. Now I came here and ordered two pieces of thosai, the greedy side got better of me, as i couldn't even finish one piece, it was that huge! Top if off with ginger milk tea, it was a good breakfast indeed.


Kamala Restaurant,
Block 662, Buffalo Road,
#01-16 Tekka Market,
Singapore.

Bismillah Briyani @ Dunlop Street, Singapore

This place has eluded me so far, and when a friend of mine called to have lunch here, i just can't turn him down. Die die must try see what the fuss is about.

They serve either chicken or mutton briyani, decided to try the mutton. Decent amount of mutton packed inside the rice, and yes that's a hard boil egg. I have to say, the briyani is good, but i have one complain here, no dhalca or curry or gravy. They did put up a sign in the shop stating they don't serve any gravy. Guess must be other customers like me who like their briyani to be flooded with gravy, aha. All in all good briyani.

Bismillah Briyani Restaurant,
50 Dunlop Street,
Singapore.