Nasi Lemak Cikgu, Kelana Jaya
Alright, after quite a number of non halal posts, think it's high time I post a halal one? ;p
WF asked if there's anything different from the usual haunts near my area..
and I thought..What about nasi lemak Cikgu?
WF asked if there's anything different from the usual haunts near my area..
and I thought..What about nasi lemak Cikgu?
She was so excited (since she have not tried it before), it took quite an effort for her not to drag me out from my house immediately..
Chill woman, chill...
So there we are, in less than 10 minutes (yes, it's that near my humble abode...).
It was rather quiet at the eatery, we were the fourth customer..
I thought Nasi Lemak Cikgu is famous? WF whispered..
Erm, yeah..
Then where's the food? WF asked uneasily..
Looking rather scarce, Nasi Lemak Cikgu serves nasi lemak with a choice of fried chicken or sotong. No other lauk, no rendang nor kerang..
Poor WF looks disappointed..haha
So we had nasi lemak with ayam goreng (fried chicken) The rice was fluffy, warm and fragrant; the chicken, if you managed to get the freshly fried ones, was juicy, sweet and tender. The marination was rather light, yet distinct. As for the sambal, it was very watery, with lots of onions. It's the sweet spicy type, so some would love it, while others wont be impressed at all..
The nasi lemak with sotong..The sotong was cooked in some peanut-satay like sauce which was surprisingly tasty. Some of my friends preferred the kuah sotong over the sambal..
Though WF was not blown away by Nasi Lemak Cikgu, we can safely say that this place serves a nice nasi lemak, but not impressive. Makes me wonder why it's so famous....Nasi Lemak Cikgu is located at 14 Jalan SS5B/2, Kelana Jaya, 47301 Petaling Jaya. At LDP, drive pass Giant Hypermarket (on your left). Drive further down LDP, you will see the gray/ metal Kastam Building. Turn left, drive straight pass the first traffic light. You'll see a field on your right, turn right after the field. Nasi Lemak Cikgu is in the middle of the row of shops.
Labels: halal, nasi lemak, PJ
12 Comments:
I wasn't too impressed either - they seem to have lost their original oomph and customers.
aiyoh..cant be that famous then rite?
watery sambal? *shudders*
how's the pricing like? wah, if expensive, lagi sakit hati lar, kan? haha!
boo: definitely lost their ooomphhhh, and also lost a big chunk of their customers...
joe: suprisingly, it's still rather famous...some of my friends who have heard of NL Cikgu but have not tried always wants to try the moment they find out it's near my house. something i dont get either..
nic: yes, watery sambal :(. hmmm, how much we paid ar? cant even recall, think was RM5 or 6 a plate..
they had a stall in taman megah, than close down, than open in chow yang than close down etc .. all within a year. i kinda liked it but with the moving about, cannot keep up.
hmm, heard so much bout this, thought of trying it the previous trip, but from your review, not really worth a journey all the way huh? so, where can I find REAL good nasi lemak in KL?
Omgz.Another funny name again-
" Nasi Lemak " Cikgu pulak ><
Lolx..thanks for the review.
Will try it when i back =)
lianne: heard of it's nomadic moves too..but think they are fix here in KJ dy..
j2kfm: yup, dont need to come all the way to eat this la..not worth the trouble. real good nasi lemak? sit down ones, i cant find a particular one that i fancy..but bungkus, there's a few :)
jerome: aiks,looks like everything seems funny to you hor? :p
Why is she called cikgu? Does she hold classes, haha! Food certainly looks good!
No paru? :(
hazza: hmmm, maybe she used to be a teacher before she decided to sell nasi lemak? hehe..just a wild guess..
simon: nope, they dont serve paru and i dont take paru anyways..kaka
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