Fatinnaz Corner Cendol Pulut

Pooja Punjabi Kamra

Also referred to as Fatin Corner. You may use Waze to get the restaurant. I originated from the "wrong" aspect and didn't start to see the restaurant when i was seeking to my still left. The restaurant will be opposite the street and you should start to see the signboard if youcome from another way (from town). What's famous here? The cendol pulut needless to say. There are some choices for ways to have got your cendol. I took mine with laici. The pleasant staff was useful and endurance while I reflect on what to eat. Most people arrive here for the cendol pulut (sticky rice). I arrived just with time for lunch therefore i ordered poultry rice, noodle soup and cucur udang (prawn fritters). Cucur udang differs than my preferred batter fried prawn although I've used exactly the same translation before. Think about it as fried cakes flavoured with shrimps. Taste - Average. The poultry rice and soup had been good. Cendol was alright but I favor Banting style :) Nothing poor but nothing memorable either Price - At overall of RM20.50, I'd say affordability. Remember to memorise everything you ate when you are pay out at the cashier :) Ambiance - Family-friendly, spacious and shaded. Table cloth might use a change tho. Is it worthy of a visit? Yes. If you value cendol pulut.

Magnumer Vincent

Just 200 meters from City centre and just before Palace Hotel in the primary road to Arau , this joint is within a makeshift shed of wood and zinc roofs that makes it quite warm for customers . Nevertheless , we'd Cendol to cooldown . Meals wise taste pretty good however the eggs dont appear ffresh and for a cost of RM 4 a bowl , the laksa part can be viewed as small for a little town like Kangar , had been expecting RM 3 or RM 3.50 max ..... Went another time seven days later , called exactly the same Cendol and Laksa , almost exactly the same , very little different ......... after twice , I believe I've had enough to price this place