Ais Krim Pulut @ Kg. Baru Kuala Lumpur

I was excited didn't know there is such a dessert called Ais Krim Pulut. It was Farid, a local Kg. Baru boy and a friend who took us to try this homemade glutinous rice ice cream.

Pak Cik must be glad to see us (17 cyclists) patronising his stall after a brief sightseeing at the surrounding of this Malay Village within the city of Kuala Lumpur. The exact location of this ice cream stall is at the junction of Jalan Raja Uda and Jalan Raja Daud in front of a Thai seafood restaurant, Mr. Johan Seafood. 

The homemade ice cream is a mixture of durian and vanilla and that is the only flavour by Pak Cik. Apparently he came from Thailand and has been in this trade in Kg. Baru for a donkey's years. The ice cream is either served in paper cups or in buns. The price of the cup ice cream is currently selling at RM2.00

The cup glutinous rice ice cream coated with groundnut chips and condensed milk. My cyclists buddies find it unique and yummy.

These days it is quite difficult to find a homemade ice cream in the market especially those with a long record of operation. My salute to this long lasting trade.

The cold ice cream in a stainless bucket ready to serve you.

Despite there were so many customers waiting Pak Cik could easily handle the situation it must the experience of selling the same thing over the years.

The glutinous rice.

I guess this is a rare scene of a lively patronisation at Pak Cik's stall surrounded with aliens and small bicycles.

Pak Cik was a sport to take a group picture with us. You must try it before our man ceases his operation. Hidup Pak Cik!!!

Ais Krim Pulut

Jalan Raja / Jalan Raja Uda Junction

Kg. Baru

GPS : 3.165466, 101.702837

Kg. Baru Rumah Kak Muna's Super Duper Bakso

I have been showing friends this little hideout at Kg. Baru whenever I pass by and thanks to Hans for the lead. Eventually I managed to savour this Indonesian beef meatballs and it was awesome. People called Gerai Mak Muna but I called it Rumah Mak Muna you actually eat it at her living area.

Students from a nearby school seems to like this incredible hideout for a good food and hangout.

What an unique way to serve cold drinks.

My share of Kak Muna's Bakso on one hot afternoon. The chilli sauce is explosive and burning (ABC ass burning chilli)....kinda having swollen lips after finishing this bowl but it was really satisflying.

Besides a standard bakso there are add-ons such as tendon and tulang.

A standard bowl of Mak Muna's Bakso.

Baki said it's original and awesome on our earlier visit.

Well now we know where to get a good and delicious Indonesian noodle delicacy called Bakso.

Bakso Gerai Kak Muna
Off Jalan Dewan Sultan Sulaiman (near Kelab Sultan Sulaiman)
Tel : 016-3141062

GPS : 3.160918,101.701504

Kelantanese Food @ Kg. Baru Kuala Lumpur

To all Kelantanese, I found a stall that serves your hometown food. I was told that this warong is famous among Kelantanese and if you do not know of this place probably you ought to check it out..... 

The spread of food here is huge and most of the dishes are alien to me. 

Anak Anak Kelate .... it's all about Kelantan in the warong. 

Sambal sauces, chilli soy sauces all stacked and ready for you.

Too many to choose and having no good knowledge of Kelantanese food is a big disadvantage at this warong and none of my friends who came together are from Kelantan. So I have to be conservative in my selection.

Just take what you like from here, bowls of different dishes that make you drool.

Flower crabs the gravy is super duper good.

Plenty of Ulam salad and not forgetting their sambal belacan...

My favourite kambong fish and to be eaten with budu....

Chicken curry.

Chicken rendeng.

Curry Mutton

That is what was left from the delicious makanan Kelate. The food is good and prices are reasonable.

Kedai Makanan MZ Darulnaim

Lorong Haji Hussien 2, 

Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur. 

Facing the Daruzzakah Building.
GPS : 3°10' 03.47"N, 101° 42'00.58"E

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