Restoran AK-47 Setiawangsa a Fabulous Hideout for a Dinner

We started with the most delicious food at AK 47 which was the satay a mix of beef and chicken meat, the satay sauce was awesome better than those from Kajang. Only 200 sticks were consumed as a starter and each for 80sen only. The satay is chunky, succulent and delicious. A must try food here if you have the chance to visit this place.

Black pepper chicken chop was a liked choice. Besides western foods there is alternate choice of a local Thai dishes which is equally good, the Tom Yam was a killer. A few could not handle the fiery hot and spicy soup well and yet they enjoyed finishing it or rather they wanted more. I find it good and delicious.

The food was served reasonably fast despite our long and confusing order list. It was fun dining in a big group like us on a timber platform and all were seated cross legged. Everyone seems to have a good time at AK-47.

The ambiance is kind of a resort and surprisingly there was no issue of any mosquito attack at this dark secluded corner. The pricing is reasonable and most importantly the food tasted good that is why it is so popular among the residents in this area.

It is a temporary timber structure, a hideout located at Jalan Taman Setiawangsa 37/56 very close to AEON Setiawangsa AU2 and next at a roundabout connecting to DUKE highway (both exit and entrance from the highway).

Restoran AK-47

Jalan Taman Setiawangsa 37/56

Next to Aeon Au2 Setiawangsa

Kuala Lumpur

Tel : 017-640-5540 En. Ismail Ibrahim

GPS : 3.179686, 101.753577

Nasi Lemak Kampung @ Etta's Kitchen AU4/1

One of my neighbours recommended an unique place for Nasi Lemak bungkus which is somewhere in the vicinity of  Fairview International School, Wangsa Maju. I took it as a challenge to locate this place with some vague descriptions of the location from my wife.

Normally people would call & book for their orders especially those in big number.

I could only carry 10 packets with my bike and reached home safely.

This was time to check Etta's Nasi Lemak Kampung at home. RM1.20 per packet.

The steamed (kukus) rice is grainy, the aroma was pleasant and the sambal is gorgeous, I took 2 packets of these as my breakfast of the day.

 Etta's Kitchen

Nasi Lemak Kampung

68, AU 4/1

Taman Sri Keramat Tengah

016-235-8105

GPS :  3.196617,101.757096 

Nasi Lemak Daun Pisang @ AU2 Keramat - (Update)

This is the only stall in business duing the morning with commercial umbrellas protecting its customers from the morning Sun.

A variety of foods is available @ this Place for Breakfast.

This lady worker has been working here for a long time, her pricing of your food is found to be higher than others. Avoid her pricing and you can save a bit for your breakfast.... And behind her is the Cashier.

Ayam Goreng Panas Berempah (Fried Chicken) is very popular among the customers.

This plate costs RM4.20. More expensive than the one during the last visit of 21 February 2008 as seen below. (Note there is no sambal cockles here and yet it costs more). Inflation indeed......

This combination of Beef Rendang, Sotong, Ikan Billis, Kacang and Kangkong making this plate of Nasi Lemak a price of RM5.30.

Below is the extract of my previous posting of this place dated 21 February 2008.

Somewhere near my place, there is this popular Nasi Lemak Pagi stall at AU2 Keramat. It has been operating in AU2 area for a long time but this is my first revisit since they shifted into this Medan Selera.

I chose sambal kerang (cockles), sambal sotong (cuttlefish), half hard boiled egg, cucumber, nuts and anchovies. All these for RM3.50. (Now the price has gone up)
If you happen to be at this neighbourhood of Keramat, Setiawangsa or Wangsa Maju during the morning, you might want look for this place for a good nasi lemak meal. It is located near a hostel and a massive construction site. (This construction site is actually the New AU2 Setiawangsa Jusco Store)

Satay Sri Melaka @ AU5, Keramat, Kuala Lumpur

It was a late dinner and as usual it was after much deliberation, we decided to have satay for dinner and ended up at Sri Melaka. The place was crowded and service was slightly slow, the operator could have easily improved it. Just imagine our drinks only came mid way after all our foods. Something has to be done on the Drink Department!! slow leh.......
Zuyi opted for a Malay Fried Kuay Teow and XiangYi for a plate of Malay Fried Rice. This Laksa Utara was my choice and it was good. The satays were delicious, chunky and juicy. No wonder this stall is crowded with people. The satay and peanut gravy were slightly oily. Leng Chee Kang was nice even though it was too sweet. The going rates at this place @ AU5 next to Esso and Petronas gas stations.
Men at work, note the lenghty BBQ pit.