Chua Bernard
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Woke up early one sunday morning just to make a trip to this famous restaurant, for a plate of their signature Nasi Lemak and its worth our effort.
Plate of fragrant rice arrived fluffy with each grain clearly separated yet still
moist - not sticky or soggy, and lightly infused with coconut milk and pandan.
The star was the Fried Chicken - A whole golden-brown leg, its skin shatteringly crisp with flecks of spiced crumbs, while the lightly seasoned meat inside stays tender and juicy. The sambal glossy and rich, tying the rice and chicken together beautifully.
On the side, crunchy ikan bilis and peanuts provide that addictive bite, while the egg balances the richness. It’s a plate that feels generous, comforting, and bold all at once for us.
We ordered their Fried Noodles and Bee Hoon as well, and although they were
not signature dishes, both were well fried and balance in flavours.
We didnt like their Bagadil and Potato Curry Puff (Pastry was ok, but fillings had an overwhelming turmeric flavour) though.
Overall, we will return just their Nasi Lemak and Ayam Goreng, next time round when in KL again. Good to reach before 8am on Sunday, as we did not encounter any queue and found seats immediately by ourselves as no service staffs attended to us, due to full capacity.
However, its better to approach their service staffs for seats, as ordering procedures are rather confusing after that.