Looks like I might have a little time now to document my journeys around KL and Cambodia recently, so here is number 1 of the series, the first day, Lunch at Kanna in Bandar Menjalara, man I LOVE Kanna.
I always used to trek down to SS2 to eat there, but this one is closer, is just as nice and seems cheaper, I have mentioned Kanna in SS2 before, but didn’t have many pictures.
It’s on the opposite corner of the famous 31 styles of crab restaurant.
To get there turn in to Bandar Menjalara from the LDP, straight to the roundabout, take 12 o’clock (Straight ahead) until you reach a second roundabout then take 12 o’clock (Straight ahead) again. When you see a right hand turn with a weird building on the corner, take it! Keep going straight past the houses and look out on your left, you should see Kanna there.
Hmm lot’s of lovely food.
Tasty curry (not too spicy for my Mom either).
The best fried chicken in the world evar.
Make sure you remember to ask them to chop it before they fry it, so it gets permeated with the flavouring.
And of course my favourite thing at Kanna the sotong, or squid.
Of course we polished off everything.
And I have to say it was indeed fantastic.
My Mom of course loved the experience (Eating with your hands) and the wonderful food, a good first lunch for her.
How old are you huh coz your mom looks cutely young in the pic
indian style calamari.. yummmmmm
That should explain the smell on your previous post.
I feel so hungry after looking at the pics 🙁
I miss banana leaf rice!!!
There… THAT’S more like it.
with your hand? after the previous post?
the mom lookes great!!! n young too!
why is everybody hitting on ur mom?? lol!
wow..
your mom look quite young. if you didn’t say that is your mom. I will think that is your sister or friend. how old are you?
ST’s only 18 y’all!!!!
Mmmmm. Kanna. Love the fried sotong there….
Hi Mrs. Shaolin Tiger!
I gotta agree, your mum does look awfully young. You almost look old enough to be her dad!
crap. your food posts always, ALWAYS makes me go hungry.
the brits sure love curries eh?
xx
Yeah.. i need to try it out someday. have to wait till pay day.. CNY broke me bank 🙁
I love banana leaf rice and I spy a ramp outside the shop. Hullo ST’s mama.
Your mom looks really young, like in her late 40s or something.
I love curry!
Your mum’s really pretty. My mum isn’t blonde at all.
S-Kay: How old do you all think I am 😛 I’m 27..
farah: Curry lagi best!
Bone: It’s not that expensive dude, especially if you skip squid/side dishes.
victor: I’m sure she’ll LOVE to hear that 🙂
Demmit!! Drooling now… and then I moved on to read your previous post. WAHAHAHA…!!!
You have no idea just how depressing a post like this can be for a transplanted Malaysian with NO access to authentic Malaysian food.
I’ve just had a ready meal of chilli and wedges from Tesco for dinner. I will now weep softly into my apple.
Go easy on the spicy, oily foods and coconut water for the first few days. Don’t want Mum to have the runs, innit?! 😉
Gosh! Kannas looks just great….
Firstly Esq,
Welcome to Malaysia mom.
Should try Nellis’s too the Nasi Goreng is superb but no wine on the menu or Fish Head Kari at Kampong Pandan.Price is reasonable for average Malaysian.OK mom has a good rest,
Lucky mum, escape the cold winter.I miss winter too.
Tea, anytime on me Esq.
Thanks
Abah
I am a vegetarian and the food here is sure cheap, banana leaf rice and vegetable lunch (with unlimited rice, vegetables and papa dam servings)cost me RM3.50 and unlike some kopitiam out there, Malaysian ‘Sky Juice’ thrown in FOC 🙂
Food: 8/10
Cleanness: 9/10
Customer Service: 10/10 (waiters are superb,friendly and fast)
Spiciness: 6/10
Price: 10/10