Too spicy for me, means the taste buds is gone dy.....hhahahhahahahThat's a pity, coz I love really spicy food, those that can make you cry and give stinging sensation to your cheeks.I got a few authentic Indonesian restaurants I can recommend for those.
Got 1 burger stall that comes in a small lorry I would call it. Long queue. At Asia Cafe area behind Maybank if not mistaken. Seems friend say is good
Nowadays every where burger all say good, depends on individual taste also.
Too spicy for me, means the taste buds is gone dy.....hhahahhahahah
One of my favorites is Manado (North Sulawesi) food, which is damn spicy. Around Klang Valley you can get an authentic one at Roa by Jovian Mandagie. Here, like 90% of the menu has chili on them! But their coconut tart desert is very soothing after fighting those mouth burning menu!
I can recommend one burger truck. It is Tajima Burger at Ara Damansara, usually packed (depends also). I always eat there also last time when i was working at my old comp going back late, i had my hearty meal there. Price also reasonable.
aaaaa warong Leko !!!! Yes the sambal is damn spicy... plus the iga penyet is nice !!One of my favorites is Manado (North Sulawesi) food, which is damn spicy. Around Klang Valley you can get an authentic one at Roa by Jovian Mandagie. Here, like 90% of the menu has chili on them! But their coconut tart desert is very soothing after fighting those mouth burning menu!
ROA by Jovian Mandagie | Manadonese Cuisine
Another spicy Indonesian food you can get here is Warung Leko at the Curve. This is a franchise and the food are like Java style ayam goreng/penyet and iga bakar but the sambal can be custom ordered from mild to really hot which is very spicy already.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Warung-Leko-at-The-Curve/191602347601154
Finally in Pavillion food court, there's 1 Padang food stall where the green chili sambal is so damn hot too!
Yes, the iga is nice there but I normally order the hot plate one. There's another iga resto in 1 Utama, called Warung Iga, nice and spicy also but not as hot as the Leko sambal and just a tad pricier....
aaaaa warong Leko !!!! Yes the sambal is damn spicy... plus the iga penyet is nice !!
off topic, talking about sambal u guys reminded me of this LengLui or Japanese singer, i went to her concert in Jakarta n she said she bought a bunch of Sambal from Indonesia to bring back to Japan.
*FYI, she kuat makan even her FB is all food pictures. She did come to Malaysia n love nasi lemak, sate, goreng pisang...
Japanese eats wasabi. After 2 years in Thailand surely eats lots of chili already!Foreigners eating hot and spicy stuff got. My ex Japanese boss was in Bangkok for 2 years, then came to Malaysia. He eats more spicy than me. Whenever he has no appointments, he will join me for lunch and usually will ask me to take him eat Curry, Tom Yam etc....
My American bro-in law is a season traveler, and when he is here, first thing go for is Banana leaf rice.....
So no surprise if he/she can take much heat. One of the spiciest food I've ever tried was also Thai food so don't underestimate those Thais.
Then I rather tapau back and eat if they are really gonna lepak there. Never kacau the nest of others hahahaha!I can recommend one burger truck. It is Tajima Burger at Ara Damansara, usually packed (depends also). I always eat there also last time when i was working at my old comp going back late, i had my hearty meal there. Price also reasonable.
if u are a mivi opps i mean Myvi driver or fan, Myvi groups love to lepak there..
https://ms-my.facebook.com/pages/Tajima-Burger/527304313994264
aaaaa warong Leko !!!! Yes the sambal is damn spicy... plus the iga penyet is nice !!
off topic, talking about sambal u guys reminded me of this LengLui or Japanese singer, i went to her concert in Jakarta n she said she bought a bunch of Sambal from Indonesia to bring back to Japan.
*FYI, she kuat makan even her FB is all food pictures. She did come to Malaysia n love nasi lemak, sate, goreng pisang...
Thais, fuh! I have one Thai friend who eats chili padi whole, unlike us we eat them cut in to small pieces...Japanese eats wasabi. After 2 years in Thailand surely eats lots of chili already!
But banana leaf rice is not spicy at all la! :P
I also can eat chili padi whole, used to do that when eating crispy fried tofu with salt back in Jakarta. 1 piece of tofu, 1 chili padi.Thais, fuh! I have one Thai friend who eats chili padi whole, unlike us we eat them cut in to small pieces...
For gwai lo is hot especially he tackles the sambal like nothing.....
Means your pain endurance quite strong LOL! Can be a Thai Fighter if trainedI also can eat chili padi whole, used to do that when eating crispy fried tofu with salt back in Jakarta. 1 piece of tofu, 1 chili padi.
You also hot stuff.......I also can eat chili padi whole, used to do that when eating crispy fried tofu with salt back in Jakarta. 1 piece of tofu, 1 chili padi.
About the artist, i found out from a friend. She always kena marah from her manager to eating a lot...Japanese eat wasabi so they are somewhat accustomed to the 'stinging' sensation even though different kind of sting.
Artists can eat a lot but they also spend a lot to keep their figure sexy ma.
Japanese eats wasabi. After 2 years in Thailand surely eats lots of chili already!
Vr2Turbo !!! Yeaaaa Japanese, they are very daring !!!Foreigners eating hot and spicy stuff got. My ex Japanese boss was in Bangkok for 2 years, then came to Malaysia. He eats more spicy than me. Whenever he has no appointments, he will join me for lunch and usually will ask me to take him eat Curry, Tom Yam etc....
My American bro-in law is a season traveler, and when he is here, first thing go for is Banana leaf rice.....
Wonder what is like to have a japanese gf then wife....everyday get to eat japanese food n they would make a good wife tooAbout the artist, i found out from a friend. She always kena marah from her manager to eating a lot...
About Thai, please man !! if spicy... mmg rocket !!
I remembered i tasted Bangkok Tom Yam which has santan (coconut milk) but spicy one, damn spicy... looks humble but spicy..
talking about it reminds me of 2 same cooks but different name restaurant
The one stall near mosque was cheap shop and the one in a shopping mall is expensive, but the cook is the same bcoz of the taste n style n maybe the tauke as well... people who cannot notice will not know
Vr2Turbo !!! Yeaaaa Japanese, they are very daring !!!
Ur acticle reminded me of Saya Masaki
I remembered Traffic reporters told me about the Japanese babes enjoying our local food. Saya Masaki is obsess with Durian until she wanted to bring back to Japan which all of them WTF?! bcoz does she know? it is banned on the plane?
About Americans... LOL !! yes !!
My sister in law n her kids are one.. banana leaf @Raju (bcoz she there eats since i was a small)
Rendang, Satay, kicap manis, Serunding daging (meat floss).. everyday.. sometimes even mee maggi...
but i am sorry to say this, many of my american vegan friends.. once comes to Malaysia, they are no more VEGAN !!! they go for rendang or satay... n go back to US and being a meat eater
Extra plus, they willing to learn local recipes..Wonder what is like to have a japanese gf then wife....everyday get to eat japanese food n they would make a good wife too
Fusion? then you get Nasi Kut teh or char siew lemak.....hhahqahhahahahhaha
Pasta? fuh! really going western......
