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They use thin kway teow instead of our wide sheets, which I appreciate, but tbh the broth wasn't superior to Singapore's, which is usually the case. The dishes, if not special, were comforting. Special mentions for the pork cheek, pork belly and beancurd skin.
RM 131.05 (included Service Fee - 10% & GST - 6%) We ordered four boxes for soup (RM38) (clear water, oats, sweet & spicy fish soup?) hmmm I didn't see oat soup based before during sg hai di lao :") so I felt that oat soup a bit jelak tbh but sweet & spicy fish still ok for me (a bit spicy aftertaste). We didn't know that soup base come with fish ah lol and then we order fish (RM 33) -_- so the taste for fish was quite fresh ah. Good thing we order half serving for meats - normal meat (RM 13) and black pork meat (RM 33) if not we cannot eat finish all the foods that we ordered via iPad.
A comforting cup of hot milk tea with a touch of ginger β the perfect companion for the night.
Prata with an egg affixed to the center, resembling a plaster. A unique twist to the classic prata.
A standard yet satisfying doughy prata paired with an exceptional curry sauce. The gravy-type curry is rich in sweet savoury goodness, and when combined with the thick and flavourful sambal, it takes the dish to another level.
A personal favorite, this sinful prata is generously loaded with margarine, condensed milk, and sugar. It's a sweet, fatty, and doughy indulgence.
A plate of stir-fried instant noodles bursting with flavour. Didn't know got a bit of chicken but I guess that's a plus for me. The chicken boasted a super crispy, crunchy skin with a savoury umami kick. Though the meat leaned towards dryness, the overall flavour compensated for it.
There's something magical about midnight suppers at mamak joints, isn't there? The gentle night breeze, the lively chatter around, and of course, the delightful aroma of food filling the air. It's an experience that never fails to bring joy and contentment.
Maggi Goreng (RM 5.50)
A plate of stir-fried instant noodles bursting with flavour. Didn't know got a bit of chicken but I guess that's a plus for me. The chicken boasted a super crispy, crunchy skin with a savoury umami kick. Though the meat leaned towards dryness, the overall flavour compensated for it.
Roti Bom (RM 4.50)
A personal favorite, this sinful prata is generously loaded with margarine, condensed milk, and sugar. It's a sweet, fatty, and doughy indulgence.
Roti Canai (RM 1.50)
A standard yet satisfying doughy prata paired with an exceptional curry sauce. The gravy-type curry is rich in sweet savoury goodness, and when combined with the thick and flavourful sambal, it takes the dish to another level.
Roti Tampal (RM 2.80)
Prata with an egg affixed to the center, resembling a plaster. A unique twist to the classic prata.
Teh Halia (Hot) (RM 2.80)
A comforting cup of hot milk tea with a touch of ginger β the perfect companion for the night.
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π©Restoran Osman (Bukit Indah), 69, Jalan Indah 15/2, Taman Bukit Indah, 81200 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia
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Ordered a half curry fish head among other dishes. Bill came out 100RM for the small pot of half curry fish head. To our surprise, we checked with the staff as normal pot would cost around 30-40RM like the famous store jin long curry fish head. Was told that the fish given is red snapper as the normal fish to make curry fish head was sold out. We were not informed and the dish was served. When confronted, the staff wasnβt able to explain. No apologies and behave as if itβs the norm. Many friends of us actually experienced the same dishonesty after our sharing. We would definitely not recommend this place. ππ»ππ»ππ»
Quite a nice hangout for burgers. We sat outside in the cool of the evening and shared burgers, fries and satays. Live music from baskers was a good addition. The burger was very delicious and juicy! The nutty choc drink was refreshing.
There are definitely some unusual items. Malaysians are just more extreme. Quite dirty too. But overall quite shiok lah. Lok lok is such a guilty pleasure.
Not the cheapest lok lok on offer, but still very tasty.
Each stick deep fried and doused in msg powder for that extra kick.
Has a wide variety of sticks.
Ranging from 1rm to 5rm each.
Drinks easily available from shop itself, or nearby petrol statoon
