Fancy having a meal of Mamak Rojak (Pasembur) along busy Jalan Kuching Highway? If you pass through this area from KL town centre heading towards Rawang, just before the MRR2 junction, you will see many Mamak Rojak (RM3.50) food stalls along the road side. There are also an uncle selling beggar chicken and numerous vendors selling live crabs. Actually it is rather dangerous to stop the car by the road side of this busy highway. You have to make sure that there are no cars coming too fast behind and don’t slow down abruptly to turn in to the dirt road.
Well, sometime I would stop by these food stalls to eat when I need to have a quick meal and are rushing for my next appointment. It just takes me 5 to 10 minutes and I am on the road again. If I got more time, then I would order
Chendol dessert (Coconut milk with brown sugar).
After a nice meal of Rojak, I would check out the
Beggar Chicken stall and buy one for dinner! LOL!
Map of Jalan Kuching Mamak Rojak Stalls
Fancy having a meal of Mamak Rojak (Pasembur) along busy Jalan Kuching Highway? If you pass through this area from KL town centre heading towards Rawang, just before the MRR2 junction, you will see many Mamak Rojak (RM3.50) food stalls along the road side. There are also an uncle selling beggar chicken and numerous vendors selling live crabs. Actually it is rather dangerous to stop the car by the road side of this busy highway. You have to make sure that there are no cars coming too fast behind and don’t slow down abruptly to turn in to the dirt road.
Well, sometime I would stop by these food stalls to eat when I need to have a quick meal and are rushing for my next appointment. It just takes me 5 to 10 minutes and I am on the road again. If I got more time, then I would order Chendol dessert (Coconut milk with brown sugar).
After a nice meal of Rojak, I would check out the Beggar Chicken stall and buy one for dinner! LOL!
Map of Jalan Kuching Mamak Rojak Stalls
Eat rojak and cendol is very da best! believe it or not.. the last time i did that was shortly before delivering ethan! almost 3 years dy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe only way to enjoy good local authentic food is on the side of the road. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteSee! Not exactly the same as what we call kelingnga rojak here... LOL!!! I think ours nicer. More like Indonesian gado gado. Hehehehehe!!!
ReplyDeleteniceeeeeeeeeeeeee..........miss this miss this....hahaha
ReplyDeleteyumm...
ReplyDeletewow!!! the rojak look so yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of my own pic in letswallop rojak stall.. :p
ReplyDeleteYumm...I like a good mamak rojak.
ReplyDeleteeih, indian rojak, i love that!! actually have you wonder why, indian rojak always goes with cendol??
ReplyDeleteBTW Pete, you should try out this indian uncle's rojak mee… he is located in that taman opposite kelana jaya station. He's been there for 30 yrs and his sotong melts in your mouth! no joke. you have to try it
ReplyDeleteMerryn : Wah, 3 years didn't eat liao.....I cannot tahan that long leh! LOL!
ReplyDeleteVelva : Highway cars passed by very fast.....we also eat real fast...ha ha ha!
STP : Each has it's own characteristics.....differ from places to places
Manglish : Very soon you will get to eat liao!
smallkucing : Kucing eat rojak?
Caroline : Sure taste good!
Claire : He he, let's wallop some rojak!
Mei Teng : Me too!
SK : Hah, didn't try to reason with that, you know any story about this combination?
Claudia Sibert : Hah, will check it out, didn't notice it there...is it Tmn Bahagia LRT stop?