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MUMMY RESTAURANT @ TAMAN SRI GOMBAK

November 16, 2014 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review Leave a Comment

Mummy Restaurant which is another great place for an ultimate dining experience at affordable price is located in Sri Gombak. Bringing you a family dining experience, the restaurant have a variety of stir fried
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Started with the curry fish (RM 25) , the serving comes in the huge portions in the claypot where the pieces of fresh fish is soaked in the creamy piping hot curry in it. Not too spicy, the taste is just awesome with a little a like the Indian Curry Base in it. The taste of the coconut curry base is just at the right portion which had made it a good combination.
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Coming next is the Seaweed Soup (RM 10.00) . Nothing much to shout about on the seaweed soup, but the taste is just awesome with the combination of seaweed, egg and some vegetables. The soup comes awesomely good with the flavorful blend of taste and also its delicious ingredients in it.
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If you are a spicy takers, try their Stir Fried Belachan Potato Leaf (RM 10.00) where the potato leaf is being stir fried with the spicy belachan sauce in it. With the kick of spiciness, it is just fun enjoying them. Delicious! Last but not least, we had the Butter Mantis Prawn (RM 25.00) which is crispy in the outside while in the inside the mantis prawns comes moist. It is de-shelled too where you can just munch it easily. Juiciness with the coat of buttery blend. Awesome

Mummy Seafood Restaurant 香姐海鲜饭店
Address: 9, Jalan SG 3/8, Taman Sri Gombak, Batu Caves, 68100
Tel: 012-285 6256

Restaurant: Mummy Restaurant Locations: Batu Caves, Selangor, Sri Gombak Food: Curry Fish, Stir Fried Category: Food Review


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