Murni Mamak Restaurant @ SS2

Ever since i have been blogging and consuming calories way more than i should be, "yum cha" sessions during the time of supper have since been non-existent. After all when you are well fed three meals a day, do you really need to stuff your face and stomach full before you sleep?

Blame it on my friend too, for the times of supper when one would want a drink and chit chat has been moved from the old school common mamak stalls to the higher end of RM10++ franchise coffee cafes, where latte and cappucino sounds like roti canai and teh tarik to a mamak stall.

So when everyone was talking about Murni while i was sipping on Latte, i thought i had to go back to my original roots and (save a few RM along the way). What is more convenient then, to come back to the mamak scene with an invitation from a friend to go "lim teh" there at SS2?

Murni is unfortunately not just your everyday average joe mamak. It believes that it is more then that and some of their dishes shows, or so they think.

Cheese Naan (filled with gooey cheese), dip it with condensed milk or chicken curry if you so prefer.

Find Roti Canai boring? How about stuffings of minced chicken sausages and eggs? Then squeeze mayo all over. To be honest, the novelty is there, the taste though is just what it is, roti canai filled with cheap sausages. If i ever had to indulge in something sinful, i rather have my roti telur or roti bom.

Clean it off with Mango Ice Blended. My friend finished it till the very last drop.

Address:

Somewhere around the main square of SS2, if not find the street littered with tables and chairs, and many people too.

Verdict: 3 stars out of 5 stars. If the trend is Murni, the cooler mamak, than i suppose i don't mind being cool once in awhile and hang out here with my cheese naan. Though i very much rather stick to my good old maggi goreng and roti canai (when the calorie count allows) or give me my latte (skim milk, is barely 100 odd calories, ok)