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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / #Leleh @ MyTown

#Leleh @ MyTown

December 15, 2017 by StrawberrY Gal

#Leleh is one of the outlet in MyTown which brings the concept of Warung.Walking into #Leleh brings you with the Malaysian choice of experience where one can enjoy how Malaysian dine in the warong.
One of the signatures in #Leleh is the Char Kuay Teow Basah (RM 10.90) which is one of the old and traditional Char Koay Teow you can have them in the Malay Warong. The Char Koay Teow Basar is simply delicious with the aromatic taste of the “wok –hei” that goes well with it. It is such a perfect indulgence.
Nasi Volcano (RM 19.90)
One of the beautifully done and addictive delicious item was the Nasi Volcano. We are superbly indulged with the Nasi Volcano here where every mouthful is burst with flavours and the generous portion of crispy chicken meat with it.
Sate Sado (RM 17.90)
If you are looking for some small bites, have their signature Sate where each of the sate are pretty generous in portion and what’s more is the chunky bites of it. Dipped them in their home-made peanut sauce that will definitely making it even perfect.
Not just that, they have a variety of rice to choose from. They have the Red Curry Chicken Rice set, to Buttermilk Chicken Rice and also the Chicken Steak Rice. And this time, we had the Buttermilk Chicken Rice which was good and came with the hint of light spiciness with the creamy base sauce.
 
 
Teh Tarik Leleh (RM 5.90)
One of Malaysian favorites where you can enjoy the The Tarik win a messy style. The teh Tarik was such a perfect combination and the fragrant of the tea is simply an indulgence.
#Leleh
Lot no. B1-021, Basement 1,
MyTown Shopping Centre
No.6, Jalan Cochrane
Seksyen 90
55100 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2720 1772
GPS Location: 3.126991,101.731075

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review Tagged With: #DineInMyTown

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