From baba ( Malay for father) house to mama ( mother ) house
The change the name and yet still same staffs working.
I don't know why the reason for he change this business name, but anyway they still serve good food.
Sate Ayam ( chicken skewers) is my favorite dish.
Nasi lemak ( fragrant coconut rice ) also is one of my favorite here. It comes with side dishes, such as curry chicken ( or beef ), sambel egg and fried anchovies.
Taste reminds me having this dish back in Malaysia.
The new version of nasi lemak, they also put pineapple in "acar" ( pickle ) condiment.
Definitely got what I came for. I was in need of a Laksa in the city so thought I would try this place out at an early time slot. The service was quick, I got a prawn Laksa and it was great! Situated under the Grace Hotel I enjoyed the ambiance too. Nice little place
I love that this little place, in the style of a Hawker stall, is located inside the Grace Hotel, serving up delicious Malaysian food. A colleague, who was born in Indonesia and lived many years in Singapore (thus establishing his Southeast Asian credentials) recommended this place, though he lamented it’s only open for lunch on weekdays.
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