Before Jan and Jay went to their taekwondo centre which was on the 2nd floor of Fat Cat Cafe, we had our lunch downstairs at this J&J cafeteria.
We initially wanted to settle our lunch in Fat Cat Cafe but they closed very early that Sunday. Totally nothing to eat and the staff ready to close the shop when we reached there around 1230pm. So we decided to walk to J& J Cafeteria, which was 2 shops away.
Weather was warm so I ordered this sarsi cincau but it came with milk in it. It was okay with me as I do enjoy milk.
My lunch was nasi goreng kampung. I requested for less spicy as i was sharing it with Jamie.
It was alright. The flavour didnt blown me away. Rice was slightly wet, which i dont really prefer.
The fried egg was overly done. Yolk too dond. And they used big anchovies which werent crispy for me. I prefer smaller and crispier anchovies in my nasi goreng kampung.
As for Jan and Jay, they weren't that hungry, so they went for the roti telur. 2 pieces for Jay while Jan had one piece.
We rarely patronise this cafe or other coffee shops in Stutong. Only when the kids have their taekwondo test that we would hang out in the vicinity. Otherwise we don't come here often.
We initially wanted to settle our lunch in Fat Cat Cafe but they closed very early that Sunday. Totally nothing to eat and the staff ready to close the shop when we reached there around 1230pm. So we decided to walk to J& J Cafeteria, which was 2 shops away.
Weather was warm so I ordered this sarsi cincau but it came with milk in it. It was okay with me as I do enjoy milk.
Sarsi cincau (RM3. 20)
My lunch was nasi goreng kampung. I requested for less spicy as i was sharing it with Jamie.
Nasi goreng kampung (RM5. 80)
It was alright. The flavour didnt blown me away. Rice was slightly wet, which i dont really prefer.
The fried egg was overly done. Yolk too dond. And they used big anchovies which werent crispy for me. I prefer smaller and crispier anchovies in my nasi goreng kampung.
As for Jan and Jay, they weren't that hungry, so they went for the roti telur. 2 pieces for Jay while Jan had one piece.
Roti telur (RM2. 20)
We rarely patronise this cafe or other coffee shops in Stutong. Only when the kids have their taekwondo test that we would hang out in the vicinity. Otherwise we don't come here often.
7 comments:
Eeee...what a name, Fat Fat! I wouldn't want to go and eat there. LOL!!! At least the other place in Kuching isn't so bad, Fat Cat. Here in Sibu, we have Fat Mum!
Roti telur for me also. Not that keen on the fried rice.
I prefer small anchovies too! xoxo
Wah! Sarsi cincau.
First time I see it. :P
Fried rice that is wet is a no no for me.
No to overly done egg and wet rice.
looks great :)
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