KAYU?

Posted on By Reedz

Pics taken during a family dinner at the new Nasi Kandar joint in Beribi, Kayu Nasi Kandar. Kayu is a popular franchise in Malaysia and I’ve visitied some of their outlets in KL and PJ. The secret is in the “kuah campur” which makes the nasi so appetizing. Then of course there’s the lauk which is cooked penang-mamak style to complement the nasi. In a nutshell, its YUMZ. But cannot indulge too often lah… heheh

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Left: The Boss checking out the menu
Right: Roti tissue… the first of several!

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Mouth-watering innit? It tastes as good as it looks!

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Table 13 for a party of 12

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Unusual pause in between mouthfuls

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Minum aing dulu chip!

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The aftermath!

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Comments (11)

  1. Yummy..I love Nasi Kandarr.. Where in Beribi is the restaurant located bro?

  3. Inda jauh Andaman bah… 🙂

    Healthy competition with andaman. I wonder if it opens early in the morning…

    I want Curry Kambing…. ahhh sia sia pun

  4. YUP, i heard from THE BOSS & THE LADY BOSS, the food was fantastic, you should have shown the roti tisu (izzit?) berdiri … that will be more impressive … fit for a show and tell session.

  5. It was a full house when we were there and it took ages for our drinks to arrive…. I didn’t get to taste the Nasi Kandar, however I did taste the Roti Tissue *first time kaliah* and yup nyaman eh! But as AB said, “cannot indulge too often”

  6. Hahaha..i was abt to IM you to try there…i went there yesterday afternoon for lunch, the nasi brayani is yummy!…but dont try the bergedil…too meaty and dried…as for the kuah yg campurnya atu – good. It is better than the one in bunut, belakang petrol station bunut but in terms of pricing, bit pricy, just make sure dont choose the prawn, it is just flour coated baby prawn and it cost $1 satu

  8. I was exhilirated to see Kayu in Brunei. I had a greeeaaat feast at Kayu in KL. Even made the chef pose in front of me with its feets long Roti Tissue. Cant wait to try out the joint in Beribi.

  9. In Kathmandu i used to frequent vegetarian restaurants. This type of dosai shaped like a cone is called paper dosai and was given the nick “Everest Dosai”. My other fav was “Pani Puri” and “Chat Masala”. I have never found them in Brunei.

  11. HDM: roti nya nda mau bediri heheh…

    HSN: awu selalunya panuh bah.. so have to be a bit patient heheh

    Jess: bah bila tani lunch d sana? Tunggu u terima lah ah? Hehehe!

    CL: this is beyond evil! be very afraid! hahaha

    SJ: Wah u so “ging” ah until ask chef to pose for you some more! Have u tried the beribi joint oredi or not? If not, come la lets go together! 😛

    JS: Pani puri and Chat Masala are available in Brunei… but you have to know a certain eye doctor in order to enjoy that cuisine kekekek

    Blueberry: don’t remind me!!! 😛

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