Compromised due to bad timing?

When you have TWO stalls side-by-side, it's obvious this kind of "war-of-wars" is unavoidable.

This nasi lemak stall is reputed to be the best in town that it was royally patronized by both the sultans of Johor and Brunei.

Even if the stall number is NOT ONE.

With its stall front adored with screen-shots of the awards and the media coverage it gathered over the years, it's a common sight to see line formed to buy the nasi lemak they are selling.

The "ROYAL RUMBLE" set at $5.

Unfortunately, given the economic crunch everybody is facing, it's must the fact why the chicken wing it offered for its "Royal Rumble" set shrinked and not as crispy, juicy as before.

The other side dishes that accompanied with the rice, such as the "ikan bilis" (anchovies) and "ikan selar kuning" (a type of small fish that come with the dish) sparsely filled up the plate and made this popular set meal less appealing.

Must be the fact that the economic crunch might had compromised the serving we used to enjoy.

ADAM Food Centre - a regular haunt.