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    • Kanna Curry House @ Seksyen 17, Petaling Jaya
      Kanna Curry House @ Seksyen 17, Petaling Jaya
      1. Sep 6, 2020
      2. emobananaboy.blogspot.com
      3. Review

        Banana leaf rice is a must try and I would recommend to try out their fried chicken, ayam varuval, kambing varuval, tauhu sambal, spicy prawn, ikan tenggiri, ikan kerisi, sotong goreng, thosai and don't miss out their roti canai which is very fluffy and savory.

      1. Petaling Jaya | Kanna Curry House PJ Section 17
        Petaling Jaya | Kanna Curry House PJ Section 17
        1. Jun 17, 2020
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        3. Video

          Bos belanjer makan petang.. sempena perpisahan salah seorang maid kesayangan beliau.Famous fish head curry restaurant:Kanna Banana Leaf Curry House, Section ...

        2. WG Kanna Curry House
          WG Kanna Curry House
          1. Mar 6, 2019
          2. muntalksfood.blogspot.com
          3. Review

            My portion: A few pieces of poppadom, 1 piece of deep fried tenggiri (mackerel) fish, 3 small prawns, banana leaf rice (small portion), default 3 vegetables dishes with a bit of each 5 types of curry gravy. A satisfying meal despite the curried radish being too salty (MYR 17.25 nett). I did not order a drink because I know I would be too full to eat and drink at one sitting.

          1. Kanna Curry House (Banana Leaf Rice) @ Sec 17 PJ
            Kanna Curry House (Banana Leaf Rice) @ Sec 17 PJ
            1. Mar 21, 2016
            2. eatwhateatwhere.blogspot.com
            3. Review

              Since I'm not that into banana leaf rice + I've not eaten most of the dishes served with banana leaf rice here, I can't say if it's the best banana leaf rice restaurants in Klang Valley but probably among some of the best judging from the full crowd on Sundays (making parking here a nightmare) >_< But I certainly think that the fried squid (with onions and curry leaves) and their fried vadai (my favourite vadai so far) are among some of the better ones I've had.

            1. Banana Leaf Rice - Kanna Curry House @ Section 17, PJ
              Banana Leaf Rice - Kanna Curry House @ Section 17, PJ
              1. Dec 30, 2015
              2. www.taufulou.com
              3. Review

                I find this place is totally overrated and of course they still do have their regular lovers like my colleagues. Sri Suria still remains one of my favourite which located at SS1. Now eating banana leaf rice is no longer cheap. It easily cost from RM 8 – RM 30 per person depending on what items you add on.

              1. Restoran Kanna Curry House @ Seksyen 17, Petaling Jaya
                Restoran Kanna Curry House @ Seksyen 17, Petaling Jaya
                1. Apr 2, 2014
                2. venoth.blogspot.com
                3. Review

                  In summary, this place just fared okay with me. Their Banana Leaf set was disappointing, the curries excellent but most of their meat dishes were once again disappointing. I would perhaps return here for a vegetarian meal only and not for their meat dishes. I truly feel that they are only surviving from the fame earned in the yesteryear's and not for their current food standards. Price wise, they are not high like some other reviews. If you look at their neighbours Raju's, this is way cheaper but once again, the food is nothing great at all.

                2. Kanna Curry House, PJ Seksyen 17 – Banana Leaf Rice so -so but BEST for sotong goreng!
                  Kanna Curry House, PJ Seksyen 17 – Banana Leaf Rice so -so but BEST for sotong goreng!
                  1. Jan 27, 2012
                  2. www.rebeccasaw.com
                  3. Review

                    The fact that the basics (the banana leaf set) is pretty sucky compared to other BLR places. If you are here for that, then you’re pretty much eating nothing satisfying since the accompanying vegetables seems to be more of an afterthought rather than as main dishes of your banana leaf. If you are willing to fork out extra $$ for the mutton, fried chicken, curries and other add ons, then Kanna’s would still be a viable option for your BLR fix. Otherwise, head elsewhere where you’ll get more bang for your buck.

                  1. Kanna Curry House, Seksyen 17, Petaling Jaya
                    Kanna Curry House, Seksyen 17, Petaling Jaya
                    1. Apr 6, 2011
                    2. tinkitalks.blogspot.com
                    3. Review

                      Anyway, our bill came up to RM28 for two. Drinks included. It could have been less if we had just ordered 1 fish and 1 chicken rather than 2 fishes and 1 chicken like we did (we ended up over-ordering the fish) but... oh well. Even with the over-stuffing, lunch was awesome. Even The Fiancé – who is super die-hard pro-Penang – said, "Wah. Very tasty, huh?" Haha. Yes! Very tasty indeed!

                    1. Banana Leaf Rice @ Restoran Kanna Curry House, PJ Sec 17 - Malaysia Food & Travel Blog
                      Banana Leaf Rice @ Restoran Kanna Curry House, PJ Sec 17 - Malaysia Food & Travel Blog
                      1. Mar 1, 2010
                      2. www.vkeong.com
                      3. Review

                        As for the food, I reckon Kanna Curry House’s Banana Leaf Rice is not bad if taken with the delicious fried chicken. But when it comes to curry I feel there are much better ones in Penang.

                      1. Banana Leaf Rice @ Kanna Curry House, Section 17, PJ | Motormouth From Ipoh - Asian Food & Travel Blog
                        Banana Leaf Rice @ Kanna Curry House, Section 17, PJ | Motormouth From Ipoh - Asian Food & Travel Blog
                        1. Nov 3, 2009
                        2. www.j2kfm.com
                        3. Review

                          The place was packed on the evening we were there for dinner. Which says a lot about the popularity of the restaurant, and the quality of the food. The Sambal Prawns was the spiciest among the rest (not the sweating buckets, habanero experience like AWOL‘s, but still hot enough), while the chicken curry was the most lacklustre of them all. The mutton was good, typical Indian style of cooking with the tender cuts of mutton offering a most pleasant bite, complemented well by the thick and aromatic curry.

                        1. KYspeaks | KY eats – Banana Leaf Rice at Kanna Curry House, PJ Seksyen 17
                          KYspeaks | KY eats – Banana Leaf Rice at Kanna Curry House, PJ Seksyen 17
                          1. Dec 4, 2007
                          2. kyspeaks.com
                          3. Review

                            KY EATS – BANANA LEAF RICE AT KANNA CURRY HOUSE, PJ SEKSYEN 17 December 4, 2007 20 Comments One of my favorite Indian food is the banana leaf rice at Kannan’s. They have one of the better set-ups there is; tables under the shade of trees with fresh air and ample of space of the outdoor. There are tables in the restaurant itself too, if you prefer to get inside or when the weather isn’t cooperating. Banana Leaf Rice at Kannan Curry House this place has both indoor and outdoor tables For the uninformed, banana leaf rice is served, well, on a sheet of banana leaf instead of plates. Three to four types of vegetables is then served on the leaf, with rice and some papadum. There are usually a few types of curry to choose from, and a few other items to alter the taste, such as dried salted chili padi and chutney. For the dinner, I ordered a piece of fried chicken and a small plate of deep fried fish egg as compliments to the main dish. The vegetables served were fresh cucumber, cabbage, and okra. There were some fried bitter gourd as well. Fish curry, chicken curry, and dal. Overall it was a very satisfying dinner.