Kedai Makan Sakdiah @ Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.

Oh yes! A friend brought here for brunch and boy was yummy. Negri food, Padang food or what you call it, masak lemak is the way to go! This place is located a bit far from Seremban town, but if you want the real deal, better be prepared to travel a bit of distance.

The usual array of dishes, kampong style all laid out. Pick and choose what you like. 

OMG all the masak lemak dishes are to die for, love the balitong and smoked beef. The gravy is just nice, not too spicy and jelak.

They're quite famous for their beef rendang and lemang too. Delicious. Beautiful mom and pop restaurant worth checking out.

Kedai Makan Sakdiah,

Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. 

Aunty Aini's Garden Cafe @ Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.

If you fancy some negri sembilan food in a nice lush green setting, you should definitely check out this place. Food feels home cooked and blimey flavours pack a punch.

You can find all sorts of local stuff on the menu, I've tasted quite a bit, so far no complains. You have to try it to experience it. Good stuff. Place is packed, reservations are needed. Love it.

Aunty Aini's Garden Cafe,

Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. 

Restoran D'Anjung Timur 2 @ Denai Alam, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia.

Another brekkie spot in Denai Alam is this place. Serving Eastern Malaysia delights. This round I noticed they serve roti sarang burung. Had to get it as this is my first time trying this version of roti canai.

Basically it's a roti canai with an egg in the middle, love the runny yolk. Condiments will be the curry, sambal and rendang. To sum it up, power packed breakfast of champions. It was a good breakfast meal indeed.

Restoran D'Anjung Timur 2,

Denai Alam, Shah Alam,

Selangor, Malaysia.

Restoran Sri Nyonya @ PJ, Selangor, Malaysia.

Fancy for some nyonya food? Off we went to this joint near Sri Aman school. Located in a quaint quiet old row of shophouses.

Lo and behold the prawn petai, simply smashing and they're not skimpy with the stinky beans. The beef rendang was another crowd pleaser.

Asam claypot pomfret fish was equally good and so were the ayam buah keluak.  The food is good, I have to commend that.

Some desserts to finish off our lunch, I think that was the kuih bingka. Quite good. Alright now my nyonya food craving has been fixed!

Restoran Sri Nyonya,
Seksyen 22, PJ,
Selangor, Malaysia.

Lemang To'ki @ Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia.

If you ever find yourself in Bentong, a must place to visit is this Lemang To'ki.

Freshly grilled chicken, YUMMY! Been here twice, wanted to try the grilled beef but it wasn't ready.

Of course the main star of attraction here is the lemang and palas (the triangle shape). The beef or chicken rendang is good, but the lemang? Damn its super duper delicious. They got the recipe done right, don't think so I tasted a lemang like this before.

Lemang To'ki,
Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia.

Old Bibik's Peranakan Kitchen & Gallery @ Changi Road, Singapore.

At last, managed to check out this place to satisfy my rendang cravings.

The menu is quite extensive, should have brought more people to try out the dishes.

As I was alone today, ordered the beef chicken rendang set, comes with acar/pickled vege, sambal and another type of vege. The rendang was good, the chicken meat was tender, easily came off from the bone and the beef, yummy.


Old Bibik's Peranakan Kitchen & Gallery,
190 Changi Road,
#01-01 MDIS Building,
Singapore 419974.