Here's what we had:






There wasn't even a highchair for Baby and my maid had to carry her whilst I fed her. We were seated under a big tree and there were leaves dropping on our food as we ate. Even baby's porridge had leaves and twigs, eeesh! It was really uncomfortable as the restaurant was bursting with patrons - too many customers and not too satisfactory customer service. Many of the customers were kwai lohs.
Here, Baby is trying to bite coconut flesh from the cap of the coconut shell. I had to pacify her with the coconut cap as she was restless, hot and sweaty.

The bundle of fresh banana leaves, replacing plates.

The deep fried food counter. Can you see Alycia behind? We were seated just metres away from the counter, so can you imagine how 'yau' (oily) it was. The aroma and the hot smoke wafted to where we were seated and we were choking in the smoke as we ate. At the end of the meal, all of us smelled like fried chicken, fried fish and curry, eewww!
When we reached home, the first thing I did was bathed Baby again.... and all of us showered again - from head to toe!
The next time I want to eat Indian food from Raju's, I'll make sure hubs tar pau and we will eat at the comforts of our own home.
8 comments:
oh the indian food look yummy. your girls like them too? bravo!!! Is this restaurant next to the lottery shop?
Barb... oh yes, my gals like Indian food and they can take dhall. Alycia likes curry chicken and kurma chicken too. I don't notice any lottery shop there but Raju's is next to another Indian restaurant. Raju's is a corner shop.
Gosh ! It's been years I last went Rajus. I love their deep fried chicken and rice with all the works, esp the tiny bittergourds and spicy sourish fried dried chilly. Tar pau ain't so nice lah.. I still prefer to dig in the banana leaf .. :)
Gosh ! It's been years I last went Rajus. I love their deep fried chicken and rice with all the works, esp the tiny bittergourds and spicy sourish fried dried chilly. Tar pau ain't so nice lah.. I still prefer to dig in the banana leaf .. :)
My mouth is watering from the chicken w/curry seasoning. The banana leaf serving theme is nice but I'll bet their dishwasher likes them even better.
This looks so yummy! Indian food is always appetizing!
Wahhh, looks so yummy. I miss Malaysian Indian food! Have you tried the banana leaf rice at Sri Nirwana Maju? It's opposite Bangsar Village. If your family likes banana leaf rice, you should go check it out. I think that thier banana leaf rice is the bomb!!
Raju is also my all-time fav and normally when i go, its without philip...
and i like ur new word "iLike" ahhaha got trademark?
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