Nasi Lemak Panas 223

There are two stalls at Medan Selera 223 that dish out scrumptious packets of nasi lemak, but it's the stall marked in red that we keep coming back for. The tiny brown packets (from RM1.50) hold together fluffy coconut rice, sweet sambal and half an egg – a solid meal for one. For something more substantial, order the Nasi Lemak with Fried Chicken (from RM5).
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Good nasi lemak but be ready to queue up if you're unlucky. Can pick your own preferred chicken piece. Honestly fried chicken is better than the nasi lemak. Recommend to take away and not to dine in as the place is filthy. Nasi lemak ayam goreng cost RM5.50 and nasi lemak biasa RM1.60 only.

I can sleep happy tonight!

For breakfast, lunch, dinner and supper. Craving for a fix, we drove to tapau some for supper and we chose the red stall as the queues here were snaking long and the sambal supposedly to be less spicy and perhaps kid friendlier.