A hearty dinner; Fried Chicken with Kunyit; Fu Yong Omelette; Kedondong Juice
Pradi Prada has been around longer than I had expected it to survive. Back in those days when the Kota Kemuning township was ready, the financial crisis hit and the commercial area became dead. Anyone shops/businesses that opened rarely lasted more than half a year. Those who survived and thrived on were a handful- Pradi Prada was one of them.
Specializing in Penang style Nyonya food, it is a neighbourhood favourite for a casual weekend dine out. The dishes are simple fare, tasted very homely and affordable too. My family dined here a month back and had Fish Head Curry, Assam Prawns, Paku Pakis Belacan, Fu Yong Omelette and Fried Chicken with Kunyit.
Fish Head Curry; Assam Prawns
It was indeed a hearty and satisfying meal followed by a very refreshing Kedondong Juice. The whole bill came to about RM60. There is also a complimentary hot dessert of the day- ours was Sweet Potato tong sui.
Pradi Prada
4, Jalan Anggerik Vanilla Y/31Y,
Kota Kemuning,
Shah Alam.
[disclaimer: the opinions expressed here are based on my personal views, tastebuds and preference and may vary for others. please dont sue me, i dont have money. kthxbye.]
The only time I've had nyonya food with you is in Malacca I think. Can't wait to come back and continue our food adventures!
ReplyDeleteWah feel like eating padi prada already la.. we go on weekend la k?
ReplyDeleteCalvin,
ReplyDeleteI'm sure u have nyonya before lah...
Eiling,
OK!
I remember this one, from Eating Asia's site. One of their fav as well. Though I had no luck food hunting in Kota Kemuning back then.
ReplyDeleteJ2Kfm,
ReplyDeleteLast time the eating scene here is quite pathetic... no restaurants last more than 6 months. but i guess it's better now, and Pradi Prada is definitely a prove of the survival of the strongest :p