Halal food taster

Assalamualaikum :) Satay celup is a popular dish in Malacca and it is hard to find the real halal satay celup. Celop-Celop is a restaurant owned by Muslim which mainly serves satay celup and yong tau foo. The restaurant is located near Aeon Bandaraya. The restaurant had a good hygeine.  The cashier and the buffet promotions. The tables with the stove. The choices of satays. Each stick costs for RM0.80. I ordered the couple set which consisted of 28 satay sticks and two drinks.  The set costed for RM25.90 which is very reasonable compared than eating at buffet price. Dip the satays into the hot kacang sauce for about 3 minutes and it will cooked. Sorry, I don't like the kacang sauce as it tasted very different than that we usually eat.  Mee hoon tom yam (RM5.90) Quite delicious. Bandung cincau (RM2.50) Limau asam boi (RM2.50) ABC (RM4.50) The outside eating area. Celop-Celop (S...

Assalamualaikum :) One fine day, as my sisters and I were walking through Aeon Bandaraya Melaka for food hunting, a new restaurant so-called Row-Six caught the eyes of the three hungry fellas. Yup, us!! Row Six is a franchise restaurants which serves Southeast Asia meals; Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam and Philippines. What makes it interesting, it is halal!! Yeah, there was a halal certificate displayed. (Disclaimer: I do not know whether other franchises of Row-Six are halal or not) There is a plenty of menu selection here. What makes the menu interesting is the origin and the spiciness level of each food  is stated. Can you see Malaysian flag up here? Nasi ketuk with chicken rendang, fried onions sauce,sambal,  papaya pickles, spicy spinach, fried egg and fish cracker. (RM16.95) I AM IN LOVE WITH THIS NASI KETUK. There were also other types of nasi ketuk like nasi ketuk  with seafood combo, or with fried kembong fi...