Laksalicious

Gizem.ayvazz

5.0

From talking with locals along with other tourists, you'll either really like the flavours of the laksa here, or you'll just think it really is so so. [Probably it depends on what much laksa you possess actually eaten!!] Therefore I would recommend which you goand give it a try for yourself! We tried all 3 laksas (Nyonya, Asam and mixed). We ordered springtime rolls 1 day, and fried bananas another. We furthermore ordered some additional crackers as well. At RM1, this is a bargain. The majority of the prices are actually reasonable actually. A plate of laksa won't also cost you RM10. That's like 2 euros!! On both occasions we went, there have been just a few people in the cafe, but this is because of the RMCO making nearly all places quiet. Which means atmosphere wasn't completely excellent but we didn't brain. On the second event, the lad functioning there desired us to sit down up in the cafe, but there is absolutely no windowpane there and the area was empty, therefore we asked to return downstairs and sit close to the window. Personally i think that especially at the same time like this, it is important to support the dining places in Georgetown. Having less tourists at this time is making items dire. Laksalicious really depends on the fantastic rating at website (very much deserved), and I certainly believe that it is what will help enhance their business. Therefore please go and assistance in case you are ever in your community!

Nurul Fikri Ainullah II

5.0

Cozy place with hot service, Asam laksa is definitely tasty with a prawn cracker rather than needed to await very long time to serve. Worthy of visiting.

Merchie

4.0

Pleasant restaurant with helpful staff. Good food properly introduced... the prawn fritters cucur udang and the sago gula Melaka dessert had been very well ready. Would recommend this eating place to others searching for local meals in a quiet clear restaurant