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Saba Middle Eastern Restaurant at Cyberjaya

Posted by Apple Foodees On October - 17 - 2009

There are not many good restaurant in Cyberjaya. Many Middle Eastern restaurant started “mushrooming” around Cyberjaya lately. I found one particular Middle Eastern restaurant very appetising.

Their food presentation is quite bad actually but the taste is fantastic. This is the Lamb Kebab Rice. The long grain rice were very fragrant coupled with nicely seasoned lamb topped with some flavourful spices and onions. Everything works together and it gives you a lovely combination of flavour. It was magnificient. The price for this is RM12.

Lamb Kebab Rice

Chicken Kebab and Pita Bread was not impressive on the other hand. The chicken kebab does not go very well with the fries. It was somewhat odd actually to have the fries there. Nevertheless, the chicken kebab was good on its own.

Chicken Kebab and Pita Bread
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SS2 Murni Restaurant (Restoran SS2 Murni)

Posted by Apple Foodees On August - 16 - 2009

SS2 Murni Restaurant is one of the favourite hang out place for the University Malaya students. I often patronise this place during my university time a few years back as this is one of the most happening spot for uni students. The restaurant owner is a Bumiputra so don’t be surprise as he looks like a Chinese man.

They have a very extensive menu ranging from mamak style to western style. Some of their famous menus are their Roti Hawaii, Nasi Lemak, Claypot Lou Shu Fun, Seafood Spaghetti and many more. I guess this should be a great place for those who needs to break fast in the month of the coming Ramadan next week. Its cheaper than any hotel offering Buffet style of break fasting.

I gotta say that SS2 Murni’s Nasi Lemak is very worth ordering. Not only their portion is huge, the price is also considerably cheap. It is priced at RM6 per plate. Look at the generous portion of chicken they serve! You can either order with or without the chicken.

One of the thing that I notice here is that they are not petty in their ingredients. I had nine prawns, three scallops and some deep fried squids in my Seafood Spaghetti. For those who are not a fan of black pepper, I would strongly recommend you NOT to try this as they actually uses quite a lot of pepper. Those green ingredients you see are not green vegetables but “cili padi”. Hence this Seafood Spaghetti is in fact quite spicy. The Spaghetti was priced at RM10 per plate.

To quench our thirst, we ordered their “teh si peng”, a three layered drink famously known from Sarawak. The three layers are tea (finger pointing at tea), milk and followed by brown sugar. This drink is priced at RM2.50 per glass.

And lastly, how to get there?
SS2 Murni Restaurant (Restoran SS2 Murni)
Jalan SS2/75, Petaling Jaya,
47300 Selangor

(Look for a restaurant with lots of people especially when you are going there at night. The crowd does sometimes stretches from their shop to a few shops away. It is located just behind KFC.)

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