Nasi lemak & tallest slide

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Where do you find one of the most delicious nasi lemak and the world's tallest tube slide? Empire Shopping Gallery.

This shopping centre lies behind Subang Parade. It is so new that it does not appear in Ban's GPS. Then again, Ban's GPS has been known to be rather strange and so...

At Serai, I wanted to try one of their signature dishes, which is conveniently listed on the first page of its menu. I decided to try their nasi lemak, chiefly because it's the cheapest there, costing RM16++.

Though expensive, it is of large portion. In fact, taking into account of its size and its ingredient, its price is quite comparable to nasi lemak at other restaurants. It is not apparent in the photo below but there are a few pieces of prawns in the sambal. The sambal is not too spicy for me. Overall, it is one of the few nasi lemak I enjoy eating.

As for the slide, tell me about it if you try it :)

Empire Gallery

Comments

Shake Trees said…
rm16 for a nasi lemak? gosh. at pavillion, i can get all those plus sotong n fried egg n 1 vege and still cost less. hehe... but ofcos the sambal dont have bunny prawn la. :P
December 12, 2010 at 7:21 PM
Legolas said…
Love nasi lemak, all kinds.
December 12, 2010 at 8:28 PM
savante said…
Ban went shopping?! The mind boggles!!
December 12, 2010 at 8:39 PM
Elyssa said…
Nasi Lemak looks delicious...
December 12, 2010 at 9:21 PM
William said…
You try the slide and let us know!
December 12, 2010 at 10:43 PM
Jaded Jeremy said…
Koala Express,
I prefer hard boiled egg to fried egg. This portion is large leh. Then again, I'm not a nasi lemak foodie.

Legolas,
Eat once a month only ya :P

savante,
We did not shop lah. It was lunch after gym.

Lyssa,
Go try it! We can go together.

William,
Haha no lah, you try first lah :)
December 13, 2010 at 1:23 AM
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