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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Gem Restaurant @ Desa Sri Hartamas: Jewel of Indian delights !

Gem Restaurant @ Desa Sri Hartamas: Jewel of Indian delights !

April 27, 2018 by StrawberrY Gal

Gem Restaurant in Sri Hartamas is one of the outlet worth to visit for those who are looking for some Indian delights. The restaurant brings you with an interesting concept where it collaborates with the different cuisines from all parts of India.

The interior of the restaurant is actually pretty classic and it as the comfy ambience as well. It brings you with the menu that featured a huge choice of Indian delights as well.



Nandu Rasam -Crab (RM 11.90)
We started with the Nandu Rasam where this recipe is one of the authentic dish in India. It is believed that the crabs is very healthy and also good enough to boost your immunity. The taste is made with the combination of crab along with spice powder. The taste is simply tasty and healthy and it is a great remedy for treating cold and cough. 

Gem’s Sizzling Platter (Big) (RM 55) 
The mouth – watering platter comes perfect and delicious. The platter comes with fish, chicken, squid and kebab (chicken / beef). We are indeed impressed with this sizzling platter where every mouthful is just perfect especially the fish and chicken. The fish comes simply moist and juicy while the chicken is tender as well. 

Fish Briyani (RM 23.90) 
As for their briyani, they have wide choices to choose as well where you can have the chicken briyani, mutton briyani, prawn briyani, and many more. The fish briyani is perfectly delicious where the rice is fragrantly done with the aromatic herbs flavours in it. 



Pudina Naan
Famous across Indian continent; Pudina Naan brings you with the exquisite taste. With the added phudina leaves to the naan dough; it has enhanced the flavours and the rich aroma as well.


Personal Recommendations: 
❤️Gem’s Sizzling Platter (Big) (RM 55)
❤️Fish Briyani (RM 23.90)
❤️Pudina Naan

Reasons to Visit 
❤️Delicious Indian delights in comfort.
❤️Wide varieties of dishes to choose from.


Address: 
no 3, jalan 26a/70a, prisma ville business centre,
50480 desa sri hartamas, kuala lumpur.
Restaurant opening hours :
11AM-4PM, 6PM-11PM

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