i used to stayed in Subang, and i have no problem to look for good and delicious banana leave rice shop there but after moving to Klang, meru.. cannot find the good one.. any recommendation? Thanks alot..

sri paandhi

banana leave itself ,BU .

There's one near the klang ktm station, quite famous one. Always crowded lunch time.
imagine you are stepping out of the ktm station, the shop is at your 2 o'clock, the same row as 4D lottery shops. ( easy to spot )
The shop name is in chinese, the owner is chinese. He serve drinks, but the food is by indians.
Long time didnt go back there eat, so not sure bout the quality of the foods now.
Klang have many food treasure, just need to know where to find !! Enjoy !!

Found a link for u : http://nasilemaklover.blogspot.com/2010/01...-leaf-rice.html

This post has been edited by rickrick: Jan 24 2010, 05:23 PM

tried one in a mamak in tmn desa. since then i got phobia edi. i needed to order a separate dish of mutton curry to finish off the rice. wtf i was given stewed beansprouts and fried vege thats so bad my dog will puke. all at a whopping RM5.

only the best in Klang

Thanks Rickrick for the link.. will give it a try in one of these weekends..

This post has been edited by ranchu: Jan 26 2010, 05:49 PM

Yeah I was about to post the same too on the KTM station banana leaf rice inside the chinese kopitiam..I passed by there many times & saw the crowd too but not dare to try because its remind me of Line Clear in Penang..longkang smell & rats infested!

Well the whole area has the 1960's era amosphere..

This post has been edited by stimix: Jan 27 2010, 09:17 AM

Just happened to be nearby Meru today & decided to drop by for the Banana Leave @ Restoran Klang Sentral, Meru for the Fried Baby Squid set.

Me too, just moved from usj to Taman Sentosa recently. I recall there is a nice banana leaf rice shop at usj Taipan, another one Letchumitrah near usj 16 served good original Indian food but now no more i think, damn pandemic!

Anyway, here in Taman Sentosa got many Indian housewives are selling homecook food, i bet they taste good. Im thinking maybe can buy some dishes and side condiments like papadom then pluck some banana leaf and assemble your own banana leaf rice. I hope this doesn't sound absurd. As many banana leaf and nasi kandar restaurants now aren't that pocket friendly anymore.

Remember recent news about 2 fried squid for rm100? So scary.

After you go try, you give some photos here la.

Yeah good idea especially if they got sell nice chicken vindaloo. Picking wild banana leaf reminds me the story of a HK and Japanese couple followed Sugu Pavithra recipe and went all the way down their apartment hillside to look for banana leaf.