MALAYSIA ๐ฒ๐พ
(Photo credit: One Fulton Square)
UPDATE: CLOSED.
Every once in awhile a review falls through the cracks, but for some reason on the coldest day of the year I had a flashback to July when I was eating Malaysian food on a very hot night. What was billed as the flagship location in the United States for PappaRich has unfortunately now closed, as have the others in Los Angeles. They still have a couple in New York City area, including the one pictured above in Flushing, Queens.
There is a reason that 106 (at the time of writing) of these restaurants exist in seven countries. The food is good. The prices are good. We had a group of five and tried an array of dishes, including the following:
Nasi lemak with curry chicken ($9.90)
Curry laksa ($9.90)
Fried beef noodles ($11.90)
Fried sambal kang kung ($9.90)
Char kway teow ($9.90)
Curry lamb ($14.90)
Roti canai with curry chicken ($7.50, front) and beef rendang ($10.90, back)
PappaRich is located inside the Atlantic Times Square mall complex. Its menu has a picture of every dish on it and runs over a dozen pages. There are stories to accompany some of the dishes, and this makes the sheer amount of choices a little easier to grasp. Malaysian cooking is such an amalgamation of different tastes from different countries that have made their mark through migration. It is a fun trip to make.
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