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I had been hunting for the best Sarawak laksa in town and I kept coming back to this place. I would be purring in satisfaction each time I had my favo…
Melissa M.B.
7th Mile Kitchen
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Can't believe I've never tried Sarawak Laksa before. It's like prawn mee with a hint of curry flavour. This place serves pretty good street food and i…
Voneats
7th Mile Kitchen
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For a person who is very particular of her laksa, the laksa here fits the bill. Almost the same quality with the laksa in Kuching. So the cat has tast…
Stacy Ann
7th Mile Kitchen
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4 Reviews on “7th Mile Kitchen”
I had been hunting for the best Sarawak laksa in town and I kept coming back to this place. I would be purring in satisfaction each time I had my favourite hometown dish. The premise itself is clean. Kolo mee is standard for most places but for Sarawak laksa, not everyone can make according to my expectation (fussy Sarawak laksa eater :P). Do come early to secure a seat because this place is really packed. You can also share a table with other patrons who don’t mind. Sometimes there are even three strangers sharing the same table!
Can’t believe I’ve never tried Sarawak Laksa before. It’s like prawn mee with a hint of curry flavour. This place serves pretty good street food and it’s reasonable too. Also, it is considered quite clean compared to the usual coffeeshops. Not a bad place!. It can be quite packed so be prepared to queue! I’ve never been to Sarawak but I believe if you’re from Sarawak and you’re craving for some local delights you know where to get those noodles now 🙂
For a person who is very particular of her laksa, the laksa here fits the bill. Almost the same quality with the laksa in Kuching. So the cat has tasted and the cat approved
Had the Sarawak Laksa for breakfast on a rainy day and it definitely ranks as one of the best I’ve had in KL. Service here is good and the drinks are your standard Kopitiam fare but definitely ‘kaw’.