★★★★☆ Menu is fully Halal and no alchohol is served. At the time this is written this establishment accepts cash only but judging from the large crowd and the history of the restaurant (Owner recently moved restaurant from Baden) they may accept credit in good time, though this is purely a speculation. Owner and cooks are Malaysian Muslims and are as pleasant as they come. As a Malaysian I will say that menu and tastes are authentic and not diluted to cater to local palates. Malaysian favorites such as Roti Canai, Teh Tarik and Laksa are available. We had the Roti Canai (Similar to Indian Paratha 3/5) , Teh Tarik (Similar to Chai but without any spice, like Thai Tea, 4/5) and Nasi Tomato (Chicken cooked in spicy Tomato gravy served with steamed white rice, 4/5) and owner was kind enough to serve the Bubur Pulut Hitam (Black Glutinous Rice & Coconut Milk porridge, 4/5) on the house. This establishment is a definitely worth considering if looking for Halal food. Posted on August 18, 2014