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You are here: Home / Food Review / GERAI @ PLAZA 33

GERAI @ PLAZA 33

January 10, 2015 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review Leave a Comment

Gerai , a new outlet at Plaza 33 is one of the new outlet here. Located at the corner of the building, Gerai is serving pork-licious Malaysian Cuisine which feature Curry Noodles, Mee Rebus and more. The southern temptations can be now be available in their outlet here. “Gerai” comes packed during the afternoon with the office crowd, and after a few times passing by the restaurant, I finally got the chance to step in for the delighting meals.

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Had the Mee Rebus (RM 8.90) which is served in huge portion with loads of ingredients in it. This includes the fried tofu, cucoduk, potato, boiled egg and also crunchy cracker with it. The thick gravy comes awesomely delicious where every mouthful comes with the creamy blend in it. I love the texture and the spicy blend that infuse in between. Nice one.Komugi a brand which is nothing new to most of us. Komugi which is famed for its handmade Japanese breads, cakes and confectioneries where you can see their ur team of Japanese pastry chefs bake everything daily to ensure you get to enjoy the freshness and true quality of KOMUGI, all made from natural and premium ingredients.
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Kampung Fried Rice (RM 9.90) comes with interestingly delicious where the fried rice is being served with the chicken, fish cake, crunchy anchovy, kangkung and fried egg.
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As for the XL Hainanese Chicken Rice (RM 11.90); the moist and juicy chicken rice is served with the juicy free ranch steamed chicken, bean sprout, and aromatic steamed rice.

Address:
Plaza 33, Jalan Semangat, Section 13,
Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Tel : 03-7932 5993

Restaurant: Gerai Locations: Petaling Jaya, Section 13, Selangor Food: Chicken Rice, Fried Rice, Mee Rebus Tags: #DineInPlaza33 Category: Food Review


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