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Pahang, Malaysia Food Guide: 9 Indian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Brinchang
Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in Brinchang, Pahang, Malaysia including Singh Chapati Urban Restaurant, Sri Brinchang, Kumar's, Restaurant Bunga Suria, Cameron aa Curry House, Sri Maju Briyani Restaurant, Gerai Bunga Melur, G.V. Stall, Restoran Sri Sentosa
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9. Restoran Sri Sentosa
Reviewed By natv1493
This restaurant is located in the town centre of Brinchang hence it is well accessible. It is at the corner of the town square, so it's quite prominent. Carpark and taxi stand is nearby. Service is acceptable, it was fast during my off-peak hour visit. The tables were clean enough, though not 5 star standard, which was fine for me. The staff watch Sun TV. Food is decent, and it is somewhat the usual price for Indian food. Not for those with high standards, but decent enough.
8. G.V. Stall
We serve tosai with delicious chutney, pal appam with coconut milk, capati with sambar, idly with pudina chutney, paniyaram with sugar and other malaysian indian breakfast from 6.30 am to 11 am. Banana Leaf concept lunch will be provided from 12.30pm to 4
Reviewed By Shanu K
The GV stall serves Indian breakfast,lunch and dinner it opens early morning @ 7 am and close at evening at 6 pm.Morning breakfast consist of Appam, Thosai, pisang roti,noodles and roti canai.Lunch and Dinner have variety of veg and non veg to choose from.Lady who prepared the food is good and humble also all items are very reasonable priced.G.V stall (Tanah Rata) is opposite to Maybank you will see many food stall among one is G.V stall towards the end.
7. Gerai Bunga Melur
Reviewed By Sudesh R
This stall is located opposite Ambank and Al Barhkath restaurant (which was closed the entire time I was there) in Tanah Rata. The stalls are just next to a small parking lot area and have malay and indian stalls with this being the only stall serving Indian food. The signage is just outside the shop on the top. They are open for lunch, breakfast and dinner. The shop owner is a friendly lady who the locals call "aunty" and she is well known for her home made dishes and chapathi (indian light bread) which she serves for dinner. The fried chicken is marinated with Jerra (cumin) and tastes excellent. Customers should go early as the food finishes fast.Their nasi lemak is also very good. With the more commercial restaurants serving beer as well along the main road, the locals enjoy the food in this stall as the prices are also much more reasonable and the food in simply out of this world.
6. Sri Maju Briyani Restaurant
Great place to have authentic indian and asian food.
Reviewed By angad2102
Nice food and okay service. Good for cheap and quick eat. There are many more restaurants around that area which are serving Indian food.
5. Cameron aa Curry House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 522 reviews
The restaurant contains both north and south Indian foods, western foods and Arabic foods at the valuable cost of price. We telecast all live soccer matches and other sports. We have live band on every Friday and Saturday between 9.00 pm to 12.00 am. Plea
Reviewed By pirdmn
Went there twice, we had a butter chicken, masala chicken, tikka chicken and cheese naanAll the dishes were great, tasted really good and was way worth the price ! And the cheese naan were fantastic! Finally cheese naan with a decent amount of cheese in it ! Definitely the best Indian in Tanah Rata, don't understand why it is so low ratedService was great, quick and they have plenty of good drinks including beers and alcoholJust be aware you have a 6% tax not included in the prices
4. Restaurant Bunga Suria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Best authentic indian and malaysian cuisine at Cameron Highlands. Dine in with us and experience the best dishes.
Reviewed By 29AlexW
Dropped by here hungry for lunch, and were not disappointed. Small place, but felt quite local, although they have a full menu in English. We had the lunch buffet which was extensive and really tasty. Fresh lime and strawberry juices to drink were also lovely.Our lunch, but also the menu choices if ordering a la carte were reasonable (<10rm).
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3. Kumar's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 468 reviews
Reviewed By Felix Z
Large portion really meant large here, as others highlighted the staff is rather unfriendly, food was good, best to calculate your own bill based on the menu prices as they seem to struggle to correctly bill everything, they look at your plates and try to remember what you had instead of writing it down as normal, generally simple is your friend at this restaurant.
2. Sri Brinchang
Overall Ratings
4 based on 575 reviews
Reviewed By gita73
I have eaten here on so many occasion,and the food is average as in any restaurant.HOWEVER THE SERVICE IS SUPER FAST AND EXCELLENT.This time I had "roti telur bawang"and my mum had rice vege and curry.I really wish they would do something about the cleanliness at the handwash area and the bathroom.A white guy was actually blowing his nose and spitting in the handbasin and I decided not to step into the area after he was done!! it was disgusting.The bathroom is dirty old and rotten.Please maintain some hygiene at your premises!!
1. Singh Chapati Urban Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1255 reviews
We serve North Indian Home Cooked Food. Specialize in Chapatis, North Indian Curries vegetarian and Non Vegetarians. Niramish or Jain customer are most welcome, we are able to cook separately for them. We are located at Tanah Rata, Behind Jasmine Cafe / P
Reviewed By meloveart
We went here twice this week. The place is easy to find-off the main road at Tanah Rata. Small eatery with a few chairs and tables. Playing Bollywood and punjabi remixes adds to the Indian ambience. The food was really good- I loved the huge, soft, melt in the mouth chapaaties. The eggplant dish(baingan) was superb as was the Aloo Gobhi. The portion sizes, both small and medium are really good and will fill you up.The Paneer makhani was sweetish and tasty. They served a nice onion salad marinaded in lemon and spices. The curd was thick and yummy and the sweet lassi light and authentic.Service was attentive and prompt.The dishes are freshly made and served without too much of a wait.The Lentils were good too.My husband felt the mutton gravy was very good but the meat could have been softer.Would be good to have a more extensive menu.All in all a homely, non commercial family run Indian joint with a nice feel to it..
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