PappaRich Northbridge
My first tastes of Malaysian franchise PappaRich.
Posts Tagged ‘nasi lemak’
Hawkers Delight, Station Street Markets, Subiaco
I’m perpetually on the lookout for Asian-style breakfasts in Perth. As much as I love bacon and eggs, for me the most satisfying and comforting breakfasts involve rice, noodles or roti, garlic, soy sauce or curry. Digging into nasi lemak My eldest sister’s the one who told me about the newest Malaysian eatery at the […]
$1 IKEA hot dog, takeaway nasi lemak lunch and happy cats on mats
We went to IKEA with my sister Juji and boyfriend Jay. They wanted to buy some furniture and as Jay’s car is small, we offered to go along and load up the back of our ute with anything they might buy (and of course, Jac and I love going to IKEA anyway). As soon as […]
Friday special nasi lemak at Munch Terrace
Workmate J and I decided to take advantage of a sunny day and walk to Munch Terrace to get their Friday special – nasi lemak. It was as good as ever, with sambal, a large deep-fried battered chicken wing, ikan bilis (little fish) with peanuts, fried egg, achar (pickled vegetables), otak-otak, and of course, a […]
Nasi lemak
Jac got me takeaway nasi lemak from the International Food Hall in East Victoria Park, and I arranged it on a plate before photographing and eating it. The chicken drumstick was delicious, and so was the sambal, which had soaked through much of the rice. The ikan bilis (the little fried fish, with peanuts) was […]
Lunch at Spencer Village
A recent feed at Spencer Village (Spencer Road Shopping Centre, Thornlie)… I bought a packet of nasi lemak from Sarindo – I chose the fried fish version (you can choose between fish and chicken). As well as a piece of tumeric-flavoured fried fish, you get fried egg, three slices of fancy cut cucumber, ikan bilis […]
Saturday with my folks
Last Saturday was my first morning alone with Jac away in Sydney. I woke up around 7:30am, which for me is a sleep-in :). I had a cuppa, wrote a few emails, showered, got dressed and caught the train to visit my parents. I’d promised to help them choose and buy new mobile phones. The […]