But yesterday, after our training in Sg Jelok, I told hubby I wanted to take something sweet. Yeah! I have a sweet tooth.
“Teh Tarik or Coffee would be nice and, please no Kopitiam this time” I told him.
He then drove to Seksyen 9, and as we passed by few restaurants there, we decided to try the Islamic Kitchen. The one that attracted us was the word pastries.
“Aaaa! They have pastries,” said hubby.
So we went in, but there were not so many people. Maybe it was almost 5pm, and people were getting ready to go home. As usual, wherever I go, I will observe the surrounding. And the different between this restaurant and other, the workers are all guys. Young guys around early twenties.
And the food there, hmmm….they have varieties of food. Western, Mexican, Italians, Asian and Malaysian food.
‘Not bad,” said hubby.
I then ordered ‘teh tarik’ and French toast without honey, and chili sauce. My hubby ordered ‘Cucur Bilis’ and ‘air mata kucing’ for his drink.
They sent the cucur bilis first and sambal, and to our surprise it was hot. They fry the cucur whenever some one order it. At some other places, they would have the 'cucur' pre-cooked, and heat it up in the microwave oven.
Since there were only four small pieces, we ordered another plate, and when my French toast came, it was hot too. The 'teh tarik' was so good that I wanted to order another one, but I didn't. Heaven!
I wanted to eat Soto Ayam, but then changed my mind when I saw their beef burger. When I ordered beef burger, the rest also decided to have burgers.
Again, we were not disappointed with the foods. The kids mini burger was good and so was ours. The kids love their burgers. Definitely, this will be our next favorite restaurant.
Not only the food is good, the price is also reasonable. For 2 beef burgers, 4 mini burgers, 3 Milo Ice, 1 Teh ‘O’ Ice, 2 mineral waters and 4 icecreams (2 scoops each), the price was only RM83.00.
Apa lagi..cubalah….
Salam.
There’s a new restaurant in Bangi called MFC. FC stands for Fried Chicken and not Football club. I would let you know what M stands for later. Does it means Malay? Manchester? Melaka? Ah! Keep on guessing.!
The place was just open recently, and I was surprised to see the place was packed with people. Parking was difficult to get too.
“The food must be good,” I said to my husband.
“Yeah, if you listened to Zaki, we would be eating here,” he said.
The rest of us had our dinner at JM Brayani. We had Chicken (fried with spices) Brayani and Beef Brayani, and my hubby tried the Mushroom fritters while I order Tauhu Bakar with peanut sauce. Yummy!
Since parking was full, my hubby dropped me first with Zaki. When I entered the place, there were long queues at all counters. I looked around, and most of the table were fully occupied.
As I was waiting for my turns, I looked at the menu. They had pizza, fried chicken, chicken burger and they also have Arabian rice. I had never tried the Arabian rice before, so it went into my ‘Must Try List’.
I also looked at the drinks they offered, it standards soft drink, Pepsi, Mountain Dew, and other brands, but what interest me was the drinks call Barbican. It is a non alcoholic drinks, and its has few flavors like pineapple, apple, peach, malt and orange. “Hmmm…I must try that,” I said to Zaki, and when Syafiq came in, I asked him to queue and ordered the food.
“Get me the Barbican too. Pineapple,” I told him.
“Ibu, that is not halal,” he said.
“No. It is. It just a fruit juice,” I told him.
He was quite reluctant to buy it, but then I convince him that the drinks is not alcoholic drink. When he brought the food, Amir and Zaki looked at the bottle.
“That is an alcoholic drink,” said Amir looking at the bottle.
“No. It’s not,” I said.
“But look at the bottle,” he pointed.
“Don’t worry boys. It said non-alcoholic drink,” I pointed to them.
They looked relieved. Ah! My dear boys! Hope you will continue to observe what you eat and drink. I am so glad at the very young age they know the difference between halal and non halal.
When I pour the drink, all of them wanted to try. I let them taste it, and they like it. Before we go, Zaki and Amir commented that the chicken burger is better than McDonald.
“Really?” I asked.
“Yes,” said both of them as we walked out from the restaurant.
Oh ya! Before I forgot, the full name of the place is Muzdalfa Fried Chicken. So, if you happen to be in Bangi, and you want to try it, you can find it at Seksyen 8, Bandar Baru Bangi.
Okay…Selamat Malam…Salam.
