Briyani Gam
Day 4 in Kuala Lumpur. We completed our meeting yesterday which ended around seven in the evening with the closing ceremony. Today we had the field trip. There were three choices, one was to sanitary landfill in Bukit Tagar, the second to a Community Service Recycling Centre at Shah Alam with a visit to Jaring Metal Industries, and a third to the Integrated Centre for Scheduled Waste Management, Negri Sembilan. We split ourselves visiting the various sites. The landfill at Bukit Tagar is said to be the most premium of all landfills in the region and it showed. The second was interesting and I firmly believed copyable - the community has to be involved. The third is interesting too.
In the evening, my Malaysian Uncle and Aunty took us out. This time we had another local favourite at a restaurant called Annur Briyani at Kampung Baru. Kampung Baru is interesting. It is a local kampung in the middle of KL and there are lots of food stalls here. Very interesting place.
What I wanted was as a half Johor person is Johor's favourite briyani called Briyani Gam. Apparently when they cooked the briyani with the chicken or lamb, they literally glued (or gam as they called it in Malay) the cover so that all the flavour stayed inside the pot.
Personally I still think the Nasi Briyani Bukhara was the nicer of the two.
In the evening, my Malaysian Uncle and Aunty took us out. This time we had another local favourite at a restaurant called Annur Briyani at Kampung Baru. Kampung Baru is interesting. It is a local kampung in the middle of KL and there are lots of food stalls here. Very interesting place.
What I wanted was as a half Johor person is Johor's favourite briyani called Briyani Gam. Apparently when they cooked the briyani with the chicken or lamb, they literally glued (or gam as they called it in Malay) the cover so that all the flavour stayed inside the pot.
Personally I still think the Nasi Briyani Bukhara was the nicer of the two.
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