Jalan Bukit Kecil
21100 Kuala Terengganu
(Coordinates: E103° 8' 11.0" N5° 18'
52.9")
After
all that gallivanting, we were famished and I thought of this quaint little
stall that I used to frequent in the mornings. The Keropok Lekor (fish
sausages?) here was particularly to my liking and reminiscent of the ones I used
to have at my school canteen all those years.
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| at the junction that leads to the Court Complex |
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| diminutive stall, almost food truck like |
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| tired out after all that gallivanting |
Since
it was not yet lunchtime it only made sense for us to have our brunch here which
served light refreshments. We were delighted that they sold our favourite Nasi
Lemak Ikan Aye (fragrant rice cooked in coconut milk and Pandan leaves served
with tuna), I had a packet while Cat embellished with two. Apart from that I
also had the Mee Goreng (moist fried yellow noodles) while Brendan who was
still full from the toast bread he had earlier in the morning settled on the
Keropok Lekor.
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| nice thick keropok lekor that I used to have each day in school |
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| my hot glass of nescafe |
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| the mee goreng |
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| the pièce de résistance: nasi lemak ikan aye |
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| potent combination! |
What
can we say? The pictures do not do the dishes any justice, and the delectable
Keropok Lekor was just out of this world. At RM15.80 which also covered a hot
glass of Nescafe as well as two Iced Lemon Teas this has got to be one of the
best brunches we’ve had in a long while.
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