Sri Steven's Corner (OUG)
18 & 18A Jalan Hujan Rahmat 2
(Coordinates: E101° 40' 23" N3°
4' 21")
We’ve been meaning to come here for
a very long time now. The Pandan Indah and Setapak outlets have always been
very dear to our hearts and visiting the original Sri Steven’s Corner here in
OUG is almost like performing a pilgrimage.
The coordinates provided by Google
Map ultimately led us to a quiet residential area (somewhere along Jalan Hujan
Emas). We made some quick adjustments to the coordinates and a search for Jalan
Hujan Rahmat 2 on our GPS navigator eventually led us properly to the premises.
Located along a narrow road near the
OUG wet market, we were thankful to be here during the daytime, we can imagine
that at night (during peak hours) parking can be a b*tch here.
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the original outlet |
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parking can be tricky during peak hours |
Cat and Brendan was so in the mood
for 1Banana Leaf Rice and quickly made their way to the counter;
they promptly ordered Ikan Tenggiri Kari (Curried Mackerel) and Spiced Chicken
Cutlets respectively. I read somewhere that the 2Nasi Lemak here was
pretty good and decided to try it.
1white rice served on a banana leaf with an assortment of
vegetables, pickles, papadum and other condiments
2fragrant rice dish cooked in coconut milk and screwpine
leaves
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cosy |
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curry & spices galore |
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the sign is hardly needed |
Cat and Brendan enjoyed their dishes immensely; Brendan took particular pleasure in his banana leaf rice with
spiced chicken cutlets. I had to agree with the good reviews the Nasi Lemak
received, and adored it as well.
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Brendan's delightful spread |
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Cat's delicious meal |
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I loved my nasi lemak |
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bon appetit! |
The damage? Including a can of Pepsi Cola each for Cat and Brendan, and a glass of iced coffee for moi the grand total was a mystifyingly low RM22. The everyday food for the everyday person? All together now… heck yeah! Will we come back? A resounding yes!
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