Now the barbecued oxtail comes on the side dripping with flavour. We reckon thay marinate it with kicap manis and some pepper and whack it on the grill so everything seeps deep in. The meat practically falls off the bones. We suspect they boil the meat first in the soup to render it soft before massaging the kicap in and then grilling it on a high flame. Both the barbecued and deep fried versions come on the side so that it does not disturb the subtlety of the soup. So you can eat it in relay, alternating mouthfuls of savoury soup with sweet oxtail meat and rice.
“The barbecued oxtail comes dripping with flavour”
We are starting to really get into Indonesian kicap manis. It just goes great with everything. If you ever get your hands on nasi goreng belacan with cilli padi just a spray of this kicap will take you into another level. Malaysians have nothing on Indonesians when it comes to kicap manis. Some do like the chicken grilled but this version has a very strong taste of coconut to it so we recommend the ayam goreng for first timers.
Over there they also have great set lunches. If you order the meals ala carte, you have to order the rice separately. Set lunches are fantastic value for money. For RM7.70 you can get the ayam kampung goreng with tempe, tauhu, soup, sambal and a drink. They also have Teh Botol here in a box and thick creamy avocado shakes.
FOODSTERS’ VREDICT
Pros: Great bang for your buck
Cons: Service a bit erratic during busy times
Address: G-18, Jalan PJU 8/3, Bandar Damansara Perdana, 47820, Petaling Jaya – Malaysia
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