Besides Top Curry House, there's also another great place to go for a decent Indian meal in Seremban. More popular among the Chinese, maybe because it was managed by an Indian-Chinese couple and has more Chinese-style dishes amongst its array of available choices. But don't get me wrong here, the spiciness and that "Indian taste" to their food are not compromised nonetheless. Which is good news for Indian food lovers like me! *wink wink*
Curry Leaf serves almost all types of Indian food imaginable: from banana leaf rice to nasi briyani; roti canai, thosai to naan bread; tandoori chicken to varuval mutton; different different types of vegetarian dishes; your regular teh tarik or teh halia to a refreshing lassi drink that comes in assorted flavours! Below: Mango lassi priced at RM3.50 per glass.
Another notable dish is their fried chicken. Bursting with flavours, crispy batter on the outside and tender meat on the inside! Tell me......who doesn't like fried stuff?? LOL!
At RM5.00, you get to enjoy their banana leaf rice. Comes with 8 vegetarian side dishes (yes guys, you read that right....8 side dishes!) - pumpkin, varuval potatoes, brinjals, long beans, sambal tofu, cabbage, bittergourd just to name a few; papadams; a choice of hot fish, chicken or dhall curry, this is one heck of an economy rice! Taste wise, it is definitely your above average type of banana leaf set! Just nice for the Chinese palate and tastebuds.
Their naan bread also deserves some limelight too. I've ordered a garlic naan here. Naan is a healthier version of bread as it is baked in a terracota clay oven and not fried - ideal for weight watchers. Haha.... It is non-oily, topped with a generous amount of chopped garlics and and has a strong buttery taste that can still be tasted even if you dip it in your choice of curries! I totally enjoyed this - very much!
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Curry Leaf Restaurant
No. 1274 & 1275,
Jalan Rasah, Seremban
3 comments:
When did you go there? Last time I went there at night, the service was HORRIBLE >.< The guy did not come to take our order for an hour even after we told him we wanted to order. I had my dinner at 9.30pm even though I was waiting since 8sth :(
But I haven't tried other dishes though. Looks nice :)
The last time was on Sunday lunch! Haha...maybe that time it's a peak hour gua.... so everyone's busy... but then again, good service should not be compromised no matter what!
I understand how you feel....but usually I go, it's fine. Maybe you should call the boss or his daughter to serve...they are much better than their staff. :)
Would be interesting to try the fried squid - never knew they had this here! :-)
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