Dancing Fish (Malay Indo Cuisine) @ Bangsar Shopping Centre, Kuala Lumpur

Exploring Bangsar Shopping Centre!

Dancing Fish serves Malay Indo Cuisine with their signature fried fish.

Emping Sambal Terasi @ RM 4.50
Cucumber Latte @ RM 7.90
Yellow rice @ RM 3.00 per portion

Started our dinner with Emping Sambal Terasi as appetizer . Emping, made of melinjo nuts, nutty and slightly bitter in taste blends well with sambal terasi. Had a glass of cucumber latte to satisfy my craving for coffee before starting dinner. And the yellow rice, it's extremely good!

Terong Sambal @ RM 9.90
Gulai Pucuk Paku @ RM 9.90

Grilled Terong (Eggplant) topped with sambal (chilli paste), vegetable and fried onions- Sweet, spicy with assam. -Appetizing! Gulai Pucuk Paku, fernleaf with aromatic tumeric curry topped with anchovies and fried onions.

Bebek Goreng Bali (Crispy Duck) @ RM 24.00 (1/2)
Dancing Fish with sambal terasi kicap @ RM 38.00

Bebek(Duck) marinated with special mix of Balinese herbs and spices for 24 hours fried till crispy. Served with salad and chilli sauce- Awesome! And here comes the signature dish- Dancing Fish! Opted for fried tilapia served with sambal terasi and soy sauce. Other choices are Masam Kedondong Pedas, Belimbing Salad (Starfruit salad), Mango Kerabu and Tangy Acar.

Dancing fish, a restaurant with good food and comfortable environment. Enjoyed my dinner here!

Address:

Dancing Fish (Malay Indo Cuisine)
Lot T120-T122
285, Jalan Maarof, 3rd Floor
Bangsar Shopping Centre
Tel: +603- 2095 6663
Fax: +603- 2095 6662

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Lushia's Food Blog- Dancing Fish Malay Indo Cuisine @ Bangsar Shopping Centre

Bumbu Desa @ The Curve

Bumbu Desa, one of the Indonesia's leading restaurant is now here @ The Curve!

Was at The Curve to meet one of my friend for lunch last Sunday. We were strolling down "The Street" and the crowd at Bumbu Desa caught my attention!

Took a quick glance and saw a notice stand placed near the food display island. It indicates that the restaurant served ala carte dishes and it's not a buffet system.

I guess the food displayed at the island cabinets has given patrons the wrong idea that it is a buffet. As for me, the restaurant is kinda like a "medium to high end" mixed rice restaurant to me. Am pleased with their dishes and I revisited the restaurant the next day itself.

Bumbu Desa @ The Curve

Bumbu desa serves Sunda (Western Javanese), Padang & Melayu Cuisine. Dishes are displayed on an island, with a small indication card with a brief description of the dish. Picks your favorite/preferred dish and after frying/cooking or reheating, food will be served shortly.

Nasi Lewit

Traditional Sunda steamed rice (steamed with coconut milk and anchovies) and then served with fried anchovies. Appetizing!

Ayam Pop @ RM 7.90

Ayam Pop, one of the chicken dish believed to be originated from Padang, Indonesia. A dual process dish, the chicken was first steamed and then sauteed.
I have ordered another chicken dish- Ayam Bumbu Desa but missed taking picture of it.

Like the tenderness of the chicken, taste wise- pleasing!

Fried Talapia @ RM 16.90
Well marinated deep fried talapia. Crispy and crusty and yet juicy! Goes well with the sambal paste!

Vege @ RM 4.90

Kailan @ RM 4.90

Gulai Daun Singkong @ RM 4.90
Simmered kale leaf in coconut milk with and spice. Not as appealing as described.

Paku Pakis @ RM 4.90

The word "Paku pakis" always reminds me of the plant we used to learn during in school. Gulai Paku, also sometimes known as Gulai Pakis is a vegetable dish that originated from the Minangkabau ethnic, Indonesia.
Gulai Paku Pakis served in sweet and sourish broth, tasted ordinary.

Chilli paste @ RM 2.50
My favorite of all!! Ended up with red and thicker lips after this!

Cucumber Ice @ RM 5.90

Blended ice cucumber with lime juice, a popular drink among the Achehs. A little cooling effect for me after the meal.

Nothing extraordinary, just another dining experience to share. Am not concluding anything.... but will definitely return (but not so soon) to try other dishes! Food displayed like a buffet spread is so tempting! You might be attracted too.....

BUMBU DESA

"FLAVORS OF INDONESIA THAT EVERYONE CAN ENJOY."

Address:

Bumbu Desa
Lot G-49, PSN Surian
The CUrve Mutiara Damansara
47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Tel: 03- 7729 4612

http://www.bumbudesa.com/

Bumbu Bali @ Bandar Puteri Puchong

Bali is an Indonesian island which is also a tourist paradise. Although Balinese culture are strongly predominated by Indian and Chinese culture with influence of the Indonesian lifestyle. Hence, the impact of Balinese cuisine are more likely the mixture of different cultures and it's delicacies are mostly spicy and peppery.

Bumbu Bali @ Bandar Puteri Puchong

Sate lilit @ RM 12.00

Balinese style of satay. Sate lilit are minced mix seafood satay in Lemongrass skewer. The fragrance of the lemongrass skewer absorbs well into minced seafood and grilled to perfection. It's aromatic and delicious tasted abit like otak otak ( not the colour) but it's a bit greasy.

About Nasi Campur
Nasi campur (mixed rice) is classic indonesian meal. Basically the meal consist of steamed white rice topped with various meat/seafood. vegetables served with sambal and assortments.

Nasi campur Cumi Metumis Petai @ RM 25.00

Stir fried squid and petai with onions, cili padi, herbs and spice. Generous portion of squids. Tasted good, but too dry without any sauce except sambal.

Nasi campur Siap Menggoreng @ RM 20.50

Well marinated fried chicken. Chicken were delicately crispy and huge in portion. All the Balinese flavour are served with Nasi Ubuk for seafood dishes and Nasi Kuning for chicken and lamb dishes with sambal terasi, rempenyek, sauteed kangkungs and other condiments.

Ice Blended Pulut Hitam @ RM 8.00
An aunthentic Balinese Ice Blended Pulut Hitam!!

While waiting for food, one can walk around to see the display of decorations sell by Bumbu Bali To taste the essence of Balinese cuisine, Bumbu Bali is a restaurant that you can consider to dine in. Balinese life into a harmonious surrounding will ensure a most memorable and authentic dining experience. BUT, to compare, for me myself, I would prefer Ole Ole Bali.

Address:
Bumbu Bali
18 & 18-1, Jln Persiaran 1,
Bandar Puteri, 47100 Puhong.
Tel: 03- 8061 8699

the Waterlily Cafe @ Puchong Jaya

A few bloggers recommended this cafe which is under the same management with Bumbu Bali. I have always wanted to go to Bumbu Bali, but it so happened that we passed by "the Waterlily Cafe" so I had my dinner here. If I am not mistaken, I have read good reviews regarding this cafe.

Now is my turn to say something. I have 1 sentence to conclude- The mosquitoes living near the cafe would be very happy seeing you visiting the cafe, cause you will serve them better than what the cafe serves you...hahahhahahaha...

Address:

The Waterlily Café
GF12, Pusat Perdagangan IOI,
No: 1, Persiaran Selatan, PDR/Puchong Jaya
Tel: 03-8070 4623
Business hours: 11am till late (Mondays to Saturdays)
4 pm till late( Sunday & Public Holidays)

Waroeng Penyet @ The Curve Shopping Mall

Wanna sweat? Perhaps you should visit Waroeng Penyet! Waroeng Penyet initially opened in Singapore and now in The Curve. Waroeng Penyet serves real traditional Javanese Food. Signature dish would be their Flattened Fried Chicken; Ayam Penyet is served with special sambal terasi-mild/spicy (yummy-yummy), tempe and to-fu. Try it!

Errrmm....I don't like their Ikan Bakar...doesn't taste nice to me at all....Go ahead if you wanna try how not nice it is....hahahahahhaha........

Their brochures are clear enough, to know more, visit: http://www.waroengpenyet.com/

Am so busy recently.......


Address :

The Curve, First Floor,
Unit 132, Kota Damansara
Contact No : 017-200 3988 / rudy@waroengpenyet.com
Business Hour : Daily 11.00am to 10.00pm

Ole Ole Bali @ Sunway Pyramid

Ole~~Ole ole Ole~~~My love at first sight! I passed by this restaurant "Ole Ole Bali" while walking to Halo Cafe for a gathering last Saturday. And the cozy decor captured my heart immediately.

If you wanna try some Balinese cuisine, you got to try this place out! The authentic Balinese cuisine served is definitely worth your money. I opt for their Balinese specilities, which is the Balinese BBQ Chicken (Siap Megoreng)- Deep fried Lemongrass marinated half chicken with sambal terasi, and as for Shyong, he had their Balinese Roast Chicken with Lemongrass Marinate (Siap Mepanggang). Both servings were great and they served in huge portion, so if you are a small eater, then you know what to do!

Besides Balinese cuisine, they offer Western Food which looks obviously tempting as well. They have burgers, sandwiches and steaks. But, their Balinese Decor and the name of the restaurant has obviously attracted me to try their Balinese cuisine.

After all, the environment and ambiance of the place is welcoming and perfect for either family gathering or a quiet dinner for two!

I really like this place....muahahahhahaa...Ok, time to pay for what you read in my blog! Nono...it's time to pay for what we had in Ole Ole Bali! I will be back~~~~~

Address:

Ole Ole Bali
0B-1C, Ground Floor,Main Entrance,
Oasis Boulevard, Sunway Pyramid
Tel: 03-74920308
Fax: 03-74920778