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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Tapaw Express Restaurant @ Ampang

Tapaw Express Restaurant @ Ampang

August 2, 2019 by StrawberrY Gal

If you are looking for an affordable meal in Ampang, one can visit this newly opened outlet- Ta paw Express Restaurant. Ta paw Express Restaurant is the newly opened halal eats which is famed within the neighbourhood. Just opened around 2days.the place is flocked by the neighbourhood crowd.

And in here, one can have affordable meals from only RM 5 onwards where you can have the choice of chicken rice, asam laksa and more. Operated by Malay Patrons who offers delivery food service during the start-up of the business.

One of their signatures is their Asam Laksa. Their asam laksa served generously with the smooth lai fun. Topped with shredded cucumber, and also pineapple. The Malay style asam laksa comes simply good and delicious and we definitely fall in love with it.

Their Curry Noodle (RM 6) fares a good mark as well. The Curry Noodles is pretty good and the soup comes simply aromatic. The bowl of curry noodles is completed with generous slices of chicken meat.

The Laksa Johor (RM 6) is one of my favourites. I am loving the slurpilicious noodles, and the broth is creamy and good. Served with the al-dente spaghetti, it is just what it should be for a bowl of hearty Laksa Johor.

Fried Bee Hoon Siam (RM 6)
They also have bee hoon siam as well.  Light spiciness and nicely prepared.



Chicken Rice (RM 7)
For rice lover, you can have their chicken rice as well. One can enjoy the bowl of fragrant butter rice with the tender chicken meat.

Asides from the wide choices of varieties of local delights, they do have a variety of drinks to order as well. Filled up your tummy with the wide choices of drinks from mojito, strawberry shake and more.

Address:
A-6, Jalan Pandan Indah 4/3, Pandan Indah,
55100 Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

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