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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / JOMBALI, CARREFOUR WANGSA MAJU

JOMBALI, CARREFOUR WANGSA MAJU

December 8, 2011 by StrawberrY Gal

JomBali Cafe is located inside Carrefour Wangsa Maju, serving Malaysian delicacies. They serve variety of Malaysian food, Jombali is where you should be heading. It offers a wide variation of food from the Malay, Chinese, Indian, Eurasian and Nyonya background with affordable prices too.

– The Environment-

Today, we are going to try the food in their new menu. The restaurant is cozy as well having a nice environment for a short break after your shopping in the mall.It is located inside Carrefour Wangsa Maju itself and it is just opposite Anakku store.

Another one will be the Nasi Goreng Tiga Rasa with King Prawn. The fried rice is cooked with 3 taste which is slight of salty, soury and spicy. The nasi goring is slightly wet compare to normal fried rice. They also furnished with king prawn on it.
Price: RM 14.90

Char Kuey Teow Special is where the koay teow is being fried till dried with eggs as well as some crab meat on it. Aside, there is a king prawn which is added to the koay teow. The koay teow is well fried and having some “wok hei” that comes with it.
Price: RM 14.90

Braised Sang Mee with King Prawn where the noodles is being deep fried till crispiness and added with the sauces. The king prawn is being added to the noodles with the minced chicken, fish cakes and vegetables. The sang har mee tasted so nice which I really fall in love with it. The prawns are fresh as well.
Price: RM 14.90

Last but not least, we tried the western cuisine range which is the Cheesy Fish & Chips. The cheesy fish and chip comes with the fried dory fish accompanied with French fries. There is also the cheesy sauce to be accompanied with it.
Price: RM 13.90

Longan Cincau – RM3.90
3 Layer Coffee – RM4.90

Ribena Longan – RM4.90
Ribena Lychee – RM5.90

Address:
Address
Lot 8/27, Carrefour Wangsa Maju,
53300 Kuala Lumpur
Phone :+603-7805 1998
FOOD TYPE: HALAL

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review Tagged With: Drinks, halal

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