Indian in Bandar Sri Damansara

1. thefoodbunny.com
2. 7 years ago

This is how their Thali set looks like and for 20 ringgit – I think it really is worth it. The set come with an option of 3 type of rice – white, parboiled and briyani, of which I opted for the latter, briyani. The rice itself was delicious, soft and moist, accompanied with cashew nuts and raisins. Then, you’d get 6 side dishes – 3 vegetables (spinach, potatoes, bittergourd), 2 gravies (sambar, sothi) and 1 portion of onion with yogurt. That is not all. Also on the plate is a cup of rasam and payasam yawwwww! + papadam. Okay, and then of a separate bowl is the chicken sambal with 1 huge, meaty chicken drumstick and green peas for garnish. It literally was like a mini food heaven – you’d get everything from starter, to main meal, to side dish and dessert. It tasted yummy. I would not change a thing except maybe for free flow of payasam? lol.

1. thefoodbunny.com
2. 6 years ago

Mutton Biryani, 18.90 ringgit. I preferred the mutton. It may have been because between the two, the mutton biryani was the first one I decided to give a go? Sometimes, the first dish you try is the one you fall in love with, right? Also, the flavor in this particular biryani was da bomb. It was rich and spice laden. I really liked it. After having that awesome dish and then moving on to the chicken dish – it simply is different, it did not ‘wow’ me. This is not to say that it was not yummy, it certainly was but it did not have the extra ‘kick’ that the mutton dish provided.