NASI KANDAR PELITA

It's a pretty good Indian snack bar. The roast chicken there is delicious. I come here mainly for the chicken. The Indian rice is a bit spicy. The overall price is very cheap, and the bread is super affordable.

Practical ordering guide: ⭐Sit down - order - give you a consumption card - check out It is recommended to take a look around first. When you sit down to order, try to order before the waiter gives you the consumption card. Of course, you can also order more. ⭐Choose food at the stall and pay with the food This is more suitable for people who don’t order more dishes. Choose all at once Near the Twin Towers: right side of W Hotel, opposite Maya Hotel ❤Curry Prawns: The key point❗ is the price per piece! Not the portion! Different sizes are 10 MYR and 25 MYR; I ordered four, so it was 40 MYR. The shrimp meat is firm and a little spicy. It is delicious and has a lot of juice. ❤Egg pancake + curry sauce: Many people recommend it. I tried it. It is a pancake with an egg in the middle (thin version of egg pancake). The pancake skin is very crispy; the curry for dipping is ordinary curry and slightly spicy curry. ❤Curry chicken rice. I ordered it blindly. It seems that you can choose the side dishes by yourself + 1.4 Malaysian ringgit. In fact, you can make any order for this rice or instant noodles, but I don’t know how to bear it. Personally, I think fried chicken is better than curry chicken. ❤Juice. I can really go to the blind spot. The goods are genuine and the price is reasonable. My table did not exceed 80 Malaysian ringgits. The price is touching. The restaurant should be an open restaurant and support Alipay and WeChat! There are toilets and hand washing areas, and smoking is prohibited.

This restaurant mainly serves local Malay cuisine, which is halal. It has Indian flying cakes, nasi lemak, and curry rice, which are all common local dishes. It is located in the Ampang area in the center of Kuala Lumpur and is well-known in Kuala Lumpur.

Just in the middle of the intercontinental and the twin towers, I accidentally walked here. It was all a place for locals to eat lunch. It was not an exaggeration. It was in the middle of a bunch of Indians and Muslims. It was quite nervous. The waiters were all Indian uncles. They looked fierce but the people were fine. Then there was curry fish eggs. Curry shrimp, curry crab, really delicious, very spicy. Ice coffee for two dollars, very delicious.

Similar to the night food stalls, at an intersection near the twin towers, there is a lot of traffic, Indian restaurants, many Indians, and it is still open in the early morning of the night. The menu was all in English. At that time, I ordered a bowl of chicken soup, two flying cakes, and 3 drinks. I never expected that the chicken soup is spicy, not our traditional meaning, the thick spicy curry inside. However, the flying cake tastes good, the two flying cakes are delicious, the drinks are generally the same, and the price is relatively favorable.

Just come out of the main entrance of the twin towers and walk to the northwest less than 200 meters opposite the MAYA hotel. A large food court with a large area and a lot of seats. Mainly Malay and Indian cuisine.

A restaurant in Southeast Asia feels okay to eat every day in Kuala Lumpur. Southeast Asian cuisine can still be used to eating [environment] The environment is good, the ordinary simple restaurant, relatively clean [service] service is also very good, okay, the package is this type, just eat it, Still quite suitable for Chinese, mainly rice, roasted, fried more