I dove straight into the menu. The variety was impressive — nasi lemak, fried rice, noodles — each paired with tempting sides like fried chicken, rendang, ayam merah, and satay. They even offered ...

The regular nasi lemak was, unfortunately, unavailable, so I went with the Nasi Lemak Kerabu Fried Chicken (RM17.80). The only thing “kerabu” about it was the gentle blue hue of the coconut rice — ...