Certified…

Congratulations to the Cafe Ind…

…on receiving the long-awaited renewal of their certification…

…from the authorities concerned. Yes, it has always been certified halal, all this while…just that the last one had expired and they had to apply for a renewal and from what I understand, it is a really long and painful process and it took them months after the very stringent and thorough inspection and everything to issue the certificate. I guess that is why many do not bother to apply at all while some would just put up signs to declare that their places are pork free or they serve no pork though strictly, that will not suffice.

Anyway, we dropped by for lunch on Saturday as I know my girl would love their biryani kambing or lamb bryani (RM19.00)…

…that she did not order the last time we were here as she wanted something lighter and had something else instead. Needless to say, as always, she enjoyed it…

…to the max and it sure made her day.

My missus wanted the kalio ayam again but I insisted that she tried the opor ayam (RM14.50)…

…that I had on our previous visit and loved so very very much…and she requested for it to be extra spicy. Indeed, it was VERY spicy and my guess was that they added pounded green cili padi as the colour was not red at all.

I cannot remember if I had had it before but anyway, I ordered the ayam penyet (RM14.50)…

…to see if it was any good and I would say it was nice as well…

…but personally, my favourite rice dishes here from their Indonesian menu would still be the opor ayam, followed not all that very closely by the kalio…but of course, different people may have different tastes so I would not know which one you would enjoy the most. Come, go and give it a try and let me know.

Again, the boss waived the charges for the three glasses of iced water that we had so the bill that day came up to RM48.00 which, of course, was perfectly all right by us considering that we had such a delightful lunch.