This shop has been having the "now open' sign for the past few weeks. Unsure of whether it was actually open or not, the 3 of decided to give it a go. Very glad to know that Serai has finally opened its doors to the Cyberjaya Folks
The setting and the pricing of this shop is somewhat between Ben's and Delicious. But paying that hefty price for lunch was definitely worth it because the food we ordered turned out to be really good.
We decided to order sirap selasih and Serai Iced Tea. The sirap wasnt too sweet and came with a good amount of the biji selasih. The ice tea came with a scoop of lime ice lolly(reminds me to make more ice lollies for this Mickeyface visit this weekend) and handful of mint leaves. It tasted like a virgin mojito.
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| Sirap selasih RM7 and Serai Ice Tea RM12 |
The H tried Nasi Goreng Kampung. It arrived on a plate with strips of keropok ikan, and 2 sticks of chicken satay. The satay sauce was made with freshly ground peanuts and satay sticks had more meat than fat(wish the same could be said for our local Kajang satay).
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| Nasi Goreng Kampung RM15 |
The WHY took Sang Har Yin Yong. The bowl was in the shape of a cowboy hat but only that was the most interesting of this dish. It tasted wuite normal, really.
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| Sang Har Yin Yong RM19 |
I decided on the Spicy Thai Rice. Reminded me of my college days when i used to have the spicy Thai rice sold by a Thai national at the Kota raya food court. Dingy and dark, the foodcourt was always packed with students and foreign workers alike but the food was excellent. I have never had such good Thai rice till today and am glad to have ordered this dish.
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| Spicy Thai Rice RM15 |
Serai is probably gonna be our favourite restaurant in Shaftsbury now, coming second to the Korean Food
www.seraigroup.com.my
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