If you’ve read Sheylara’s blog before, you’ll know that the best foods is always found at secret locations.
In Malaysia, you can expect to travel through dark alleys and winding roads before stumbling upon a humble stall that neither bears signage nor bright lights to indicate that it is anything else but a family home.
But recently, I discovered an even more surprising location for delicious food. For one of the best Nasi Lemak in the whole of Asia.
On 28th January 2006, The New Straits Times published, “…Word has it that one of the best nasi lemak to be had is on AirAsia’s morning flights…”
The Pak Nasser Nasi Lemak is fragrant coconut rice served with Pak Nasser’s specials Chili sambal sauce, tender chicken rendang and spicy fried chicken. Served warm with traditional accompaniments of anchovies and nuts for that authentic hot, spicy and crunchy taste.
Wow, now I can’t wait to fly.
At tomorrow’s Slingers game, Generous Dato Tony Fernandes is giving away free air tickets to Kuala Lumpur and Phuket in a ‘Shot from the Wing’ competition to celebrate the launch of their Singapore-Kuala Lumpur route. Successfully netting a shot from designated locations on court will win 10 lucky fans one return ticket each.
If I were you, I’d do anything to win those flights even if it’s just to fly to and fro to sample a spoonful of the coconut rice. Yumm!
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No matter how good it is, served in any plane and it will never be as good as those served on the spot. They have to be prepared and transported few hours before flight, finally microwaved before entering the stomach of hunger passengers.
Tell the best nasi lemak and I will drive there instead.
Cheers!
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Eh I tried the nasi lemak in Air Asia, bad lah..not nice!
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