No. 44 Jalan Datuk Sulaiman
+60122273832 (Richard Ang), +60377241076
(Coordinates: N3° 8' 31.25" E101° 37' 46.50")
We were in Taman Tun looking to have some banana leaf rice
for lunch, and keyed in the coordinates to the local Sri Paandi franchise. Try as
we might, we could not find Sri Paandi and chanced upon this fishball noodle
shop.
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| we didn't get the reference to the 60s |
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| right along the main road |
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| set meals part one |
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| set meals part two |
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| their signature dishes |
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| tasteful decor |
Brendan had the signature Fishball Noodle Soup with Rice
Vermicelli; Cat tried the Stir Fried Lemon Chicken Rice while I sampled the Homeland
Fried Rice.
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| their signature fishball soup |
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| Brendan quite enjoyed his bowl |
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| I had the homeland (?) fried rice |
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| Cat's lemon chicken with rice |
Perhaps we had our heart set on banana leaf rice but the
dishes were pretty mediocre, not that there was anything wrong with the dishes
nor was it bland but Cat and I thought it was just so-so. Brendan enjoyed his Fishball Soup so Cat and I guess we erred in ordering the set meals; in hindsight it was our own fault for ignoring their signature dishes. If you're ever here don't make the mistake we did and stick to their Fishball based dishes.
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| woot! |
The damage? Including a round of Luo Han Guo drink (from the
fruit Momordica Grosvernoir, botanical name: Siraitia Grosvernorii) for Cat and
I and Iced Lemon Tea the total came to a respectable RM26.30; the everyday food for the everyday person indeed.
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| what used to be Sri Paandi |
After lunch we decided to give Sri Paandi one last try (for
future reference) and discovered that the restaurant has transformed into Restoran
Istilah… darn!
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