I am a fan of Abu Mamak Stall that’s located on Jalan Dato Koyah, somewhere turn in when you see Kayu on Penang Rd. Nightlife people might know about this place already and I love their Fried Maggi Mee a lot. Best. And recently, after posting a live post on awayfromcomputer.com, a reader intro me another mamak stall called Ali, but it’s not in town, it’s close to Pulau Tikus area right opposite PTPL college.

The stall is on the road side of a small lane, with tables and chairs placed on the pavement. I am not sure whether Ali or the owner opporate the stall legally or not. But seems so many people eat there, it’s not a problem already.

We didn’t know what’s famous. The Malay-Indian guy introduced us some food. There’s the susu lembu milo which literally is hot milk with Milo powder. It’s good because it’s hot and it’s RM2.20.

Then I ordered a Fried Maggi Mee, curious about how different is this with Abu’s. The serving look the same, in fact the egg is prettier and the chicken tasted different. The noodle has a garlic taste which Abu don’t have but I go for Abu’s. Why? Because Abu’s is cheaper, this one at Ali cost RM7.20! OMG. Expensive.

My friend ordered a Pattaya Fried Rice. As you know, Pattaya fried rice is a very standard thing, which is fried rice wrapped with egg. This is different because is fried by mamak and it tasted spicy to me and the rice is pretty dark, and wet. My friend say not nice, I felt quite not bad. Different people have different taste. If you like dark fried rice and spicy, this might be a good one for you.

Ali, went there before or not? Abu and Ali are so not related by the way.

Nothing much to intro about this place because I’ve written about it before. It’s the famous and delicious Malay food stall in Tanjung Tokong. People lives nearby knows about it and it’s really nice and I go there for lunch quite often, with dad and mom. Although I have been eating Malay food for quite some times in camp but Malay food outside and inside camp is so so much different. Inside the camp, it sucks (only good sometimes).

Rice.

Brinjal/Eggplant in sambal.

Curry beef. So-so only.

Vegetable, don’t know call what.

Vegetable, cook with egg. Don’t know call what also, got bean inside one. Enlighten me please?

Ladies finger! Nice to be eaten with curry gravy.

Yummy lunch. Because of LOMOGRAPHY, don’t bother about the colour, that’s arts! =)

Club goers or night life people may know about this famous spot at Penang Road. My friend called this place Abu and so, I also called this place Abu. The mamak stall is actually not named Abu, it’s just there’s a graffiti of Abu and one of the very friendly Indian worker named Abu, so we called this place Abu.

Open at night till late midnight and there’s always many youngster. Serving malay food eg. roti canai, nasi lemak and more, but I always go there to eat their Maggi Goreng + Ayam Goreng (Fried Maggi Noodle with Fried Chicken). Delicious.

On the last visit, brother and I was so hungry, we ordered two plate of Maggi Goreng to eat. Be sure to drink a lot fluid after it because it has MSG.

It’s a good supper place. =)

It’s my parents who brought me there for lunch. It’s like nasi kandar, just that it’s more Malay-ish. Open only during the lunch time, the Malay guy who manage the stall was very friendly to us. I like the friendlyness.

I don’t know what this vegetable is called.

Drumstick ala Malay style. I like!

Brinjal/Egg plant with sambal.

Ladies fingers.

Curry fish head.

We have got ourselves five dish and three plate of rice for me and my parents. Overall, the lunch was pretty good and I like the chicken the most. The fish head was not bad, just a bit sad that it’s a little bit cold already, others were not bad, depends or which you like. I don’t really like the vegetable, I like ladies fingers more. =)

Just sharing with what I’ve eat for breakfast today’s morning. It’s 2 pieces of roti canai at Nasmir Nasi Kandar near to Sunshine Jelutong there. It’s RM0.80 per piece. I like the roti canai because it’s not oily but the gravy was not very delicious. My 2 cents.