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One
fine morning, I woke up to an unusual craving. I was craving for nasi lemak at Village Park, which is
located at Damansara. It was quite a distance, but distance was never a
complication to me. So my family and I decided to pay another visit to Damansara
as I needed to print my resume for the upcoming interview that I was supposed
to attend to. Printer went out of ink so I had to print it at Mommy’s office,
which coincidently located quite a number of shops away from Village Park!
As a
typical Malaysian, I always crave for food like nasi lemak or roti canai.
Some people even have them as supper! Typical Malaysians always do that, no?
Like during “yamcha” sessions with
buddies and acquaintances.
So I
was on a strict diet before this and I didn’t allow myself to have rice for
that particular period. But sometimes, I do crave for rice. Never a big fan of
rice but nasi lemak bungkus has
always been a favorite. Sorry if my diet doesn’t make me seem like I lose a
single pound. L
In
order to prepare nasi lemak, fragrant
rice is being cleaned and then soaked in water with pandan leaves and coconut
milk and its being steamed for a period of time to let out the aroma and
flavor. Therefore, the rice will have a nice fragrant to it and it can be eaten
accompanied with dishes like anchovies, sambal, hard-boiled egg, and sliced
cucumbers. Nasi lemak is very common
in our country and we can easily find them in most of the mamak stalls.
Village
Park nasi lemak with fried chicken,
which is also nominated as The Best Nasi
Lemak in Klang Valley 2010.
The
chicken is being fried into golden brown and served with warm creamy fragrant
rice. If you’re not a fan of fragrant rice, no worries! They have normal white
rice too. The sambal is not too spicy, it is suitable for all ages. Sliced
cucumbers are moist and crunchy! It always pisses me off when I am being served
with dried and old looking cucumbers. Not that I consume them all, but no one
like old looking and horrible vegetables right? Might not be the right term
but.. you know what I mean.
This
restaurant is also visited by prominent figures! They have their picture hung
across the cashier table. And a gentle reminder, be careful where you park your
vehicles because the authorities do tow vehicles away that abrupt traffic! And
you might even get a summon ticket stuck on your windscreen. So, please park at
your own risk.
Village Park Restaurant
5,
Jalan SS21/37,
Damansara
Utama,
47400
Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Tel:
+603 7710 7860
Operating
Hours: Daily at 7a.m to 8p.m
: Public Holiday & Sundays 7a.m to
6p.m
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