Nasi Lemak Wanjo Kg Baru

My top 3 picks in Malay! Very yummy and rich despite the mediocre looks 😩👌 The rice was really rich, it tastes like coconut rice. I don't usually like rich coconut taste, but I found this nasi lemak delicious! The sotong was a bit weird, letoy letoy, not like the usual sotong 🤔 I don't recommend the sotong but I think there were no problems with the others. It was my first time trying the authentic nasi lemak and I’m very satisfied! Service 5/5 no racist", the server at the counter were all nice and friendly, they even joked with us in Javanese haha The place was very packed but it's spacious and there were seats for everyone. We got a table with AC and no wait.

A great spot for authentic nasi lemak in Kampung Baru. You can choose your favourite dishes and build your own plate, which makes the experience fun and flexible. If you’re not sure what to order, the staff are very kind and happy to explain the dishes or suggest recommendations. The restaurant is spacious and comfortable, even for solo dining. Everything I tried was delicious.

A place that is clearly popular with locals and tourists. The plan is simple - a production line style purchase. Line-up and then point to the items in front of you that you want to add on to your Nasi Lemak. Then pay and bring the food to the table yourself. Overall, the food was below expectations. The Sambal was sickly sweet and the fried chicken was bone dry. We were also overcharged for an extra Nasi Lemak we did not order. So, check your bill.

Wide array of lauk (dishes) to choose from however the sambal is a tad too sweet for my preference. Arrived early around 730am and very little crowd. Normal plate comes with full hard boiled egg but there's option to change to telur mata. Doesn't come with groundnuts. Doesn't charge for extra sambal. Nasi lemak ayam rendang + kopi o is RM13.36 (tax included)

I came here because it went viral and had good reviews, and it was delicious, although the chili sauce was a bit sweet. Maybe that's just the nature of the chili sauce. I ordered two portions, with fried chicken and fried tempeh. It was quite tasty, so I even added rice and chili sauce, even though the chili sauce was very sweet for me, which I prefer salty and spicy 🤤 There are plenty of side dishes to choose from. What's a bit different from other nasi lemak is that the anchovies are fried in flour, I think, and there are no peanuts in this nasi lemak. There's a wide selection of drinks, hot and cold, and juices. There's also plenty of seating. You can choose between regular seating or air-conditioned seating. My advice: sit in the regular seating area; it gives you a more authentic feel. The prices are quite cheap and affordable 👌

A popular spot for nasi lemak lovers, offering a wide variety of lauk to choose from. The rice is fragrant, and the side dishes are well-prepared. The only downside for me was the sambal, which leaned a little too sweet and overpowered the usual spicy balance. Everything else was on point. The restaurant is strategically located and always bustling with customers, which speaks for itself. Wanjo coffee pairs nicely with the meal. The place is clean, and service is impressively fast despite the crowd. Overall, a satisfying nasi lemak experience with just a small tweak needed on the sambal.

A popular spot for Nasi Lemak in Kuala Lumpur. We visit this place every time we go to Malaysia. The food is great and the sambal is delicious. Large portions with affordable prices. My kids love the Nasi Lemak Ayam Merah because it has a nice sweet taste. They also provide a water refill station

The restaurant is located in a vibrant side of Kampung Baru which is filled with various popular eatries. Despite being near those spots, it seems that Nasi Lemak Wanjo is the most popular out of them as it seems to draw the most crowd. The morning breakfast crowd almost fills out the entire premises. Trying out their menu offerings will give some hints as to why that's the case. The restaurant offers various "addons" on top of their signature nasi lemak serving. At the most basic form, it consists of the nasi lemak, sliced cucumbers, fried anchovies, sambal, and a whole boiled egg. Customers can add a wide range of menu, including chickens, fishes, etc. to their liking. With a price of RM11.50 for a sizable portion of nasi lemak with ayam goreng, it is quite the value for customer's money. The restaurant is a moderate-distance walk away from Kampung Baru LRT Station, which is served by LRT Kelana Jaya Line. The pathway network is complete from the station to the restaurant, although some form of crossing will be required.

Delicious! Super reasonably priced, too. Our tour driver recommended this place to us and as soon as we took a bite of the spicy sauced rice, we understood why. I had a fried chicken leg and it was juicy & perfect. We loved it!!

I've been a fan of Nasi Lemak when I was a kid. I remember when I was staying at UK for 7 months. Nasi Lemak is the first thing that came across my mind that moment. It's not hard to find Nasi Lemak these days when you are staying abroad. There are too many Malaysian restaurants in most of the countries and I bet all of them got Nasi Lemak on their menu. Well, Nasi Lemak has go international for a long time but here in Kampung Baru, they got a Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa of their own. You don't have to go abroad these days just have the international nasi lemak. Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa has been in service for most of Malaysian stomachs for quite some times. There are various types of Nasi Lemak on the menu. Well, that's the reason I been there. Not because of some western cuisines or Nasi Kerabu, it is because of Nasi Lemak. I ordered a plate of Beef Nasi Lemak and I'm really satisfied with the result that came onto my table. A plate of extravaganza that include a medium portion of coconut rice, boiled egg, fried anchovies and cow lungs and also 'bergedil'. They are quite generous in giving their sambal paste as well. It is something that we like from any food sellers. I heard that they already have few branches outside KL area as well but I'm not pretty sure.

I been here once. I wondered why was so many people queued. I joined and found a seat. I ate with my friends while enjoying the environment. 9.9/10 for Nasi Lemak. Really really great I swear. It's warm, delicious, the sambal also was also spicy, sweet, and in a big portion. Great while enjoying the environment. Totally recommend it!

No wonder a lot of people queued. The food is really great though, and the prices are also reasonable and equals to the quality of the foods here. I went here more than 4 times, and everytime I goes, the food hasn't changed. It always excites me though. Great work! Keep it up!