Served scalding hot, the tom yum campur is very spicy and sour, with a lot of fresh spices and herbs like lemon grass, ginger root, red shallots, lime coriander leaves, chili and kaffir lime leaves. It's bits of birds eye chillies gives a spiciness kick that all us Malaysian love! Unlike tom yum soup at other places, Diana's version has got omphhhh.
The Kailan Ikan Masin (Kailan with Salted Fish) has the right amount of salted fish bits that gives you the right peek of saltiness. Together with steaming hot rice, it is simply delicious.
We also had the "Ayam Goreng Kunyit" (Chicken with Tumeric and an Ommellete to complete out meal. The meal came up to RM13.00 for the 3 of us.
See, affordable and yet, delicious!!
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