Buka Puasa 2009 at Aunty Aini’s Garden Cafe
Posted by azuan on Sep 13, 2009 in :: All Posts ::, Featured Articles, FOOD, REVIEWS | 15 comments
Fasting brings about two great occasions of joy and happiness for the fasting person. One of it is in this life and that is when he breaks his fast with what Allah has allowed for him of foods and drinks.
Most of the times I would break my fast at home with my wife and family but occasionally there are a couple of iftar invites that I receive each year. One of my favorite spot for ‘buka puasa’ (and also during normal months) is the kampong-style Aunty Aini’s Garden Café in Nilai. Every Ramadan I will have at least one session of ‘buka puasa’ here with the same group of good friends. Click here to read about our last year’s ‘buka puasa’.
This year the same group of friends met up once again at Aunty Aini’s Garden Café. To go to a place 1-hour away and crossing the state border for food can only mean one thing. Super-licious delicious food. And that’s exactly what we had every time we dine at Aunty Aini’s.
Enjoy the photos below!
Welcome to Aunty Aini’s!
Kampung-style right from the entrance.
The map to Aunty Aini’s
The Garden
The Surau
This year we managed to book way in advance and got one of the cool gazebo ‘duduk bersila’ area which is nice, private and comfortable.
The delicious food. Daging Salai Masak Lemak Cili Api, Udang Lemak Cili Api, Telur Itik Lemak Tempoyak, Ulam, Sambal Sotong Petai.
My favourite dish, tempoyak telur itik. Superb!! Next to it, Burung Puyuh Goreng.
Ayam Goreng Kampung, next to it, kuih muih tradisional and tembikai
Mango Drink
Hungry faces.
Makan time @ sunset
45-minutes later. 4 rounds of rice. The champions!
For dessert, ice-cream banana split, fruit melba and the signature dessert, tapai with ice cream.
Followed by rounds of The tarik, coffee and surprise birthday cake for one of our good friend.
A great time with good friends, great food and excellent kampong ambience. Total bill? RM240 +-. All the dishes are actually 2 servings and it was meant for 6-8 person. Affordable? Definitely! Worth the drive? Yes (although make sure you stay awake on your drive back to home).
For those who are not a fan of Malay style cooking, there are wide variety of ‘western food’ which taste as good. For reservations, please contact the following number.
I’m already thinking of my next trip to Aunty Aini’s after raya. Anyone interested?
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Nazri looks like a sad single guy sitting alone
I love your food reviews. One day you need to try Bora Asmara and tell me if its good or not!
Nazri’s partner was not feeling well. He also had difficulties selecting one from many of the reserve partners so he decided to go solo yesterday. Nevertheless he ate on behalf of 2.
Interestingly i was talking about Bora Asmara with my siste. She tried it and told me food was lousy. I plan to go there after raya.
Aiks! Lousy quality control!
Oh ya, my friends were talking about some place called Souled Out KL – ever been there?
i’ve been here once too. great ambiance as well as the food!
Excellent review bro… looks so delicious.
nampak sedapppp!!! nanti kena try ni
Huserk, balik Malaysia i can bring you and Lorainne to this place. hahah sedap sehingga menjilat jari!
Edward: Thanks Bro!
Faida: Setuju! Saya cuba2 nak lawan blog awak yng banyak makanan haha
yayy.. lorainne, nanti kita tuntut janji manis ini. yeye..
hehehe. can’t wait! are you coming back this Raya huserk?
WM: u eat authentic malay food?
never eaten before lah. never eaten authentic indian as well. i hardly even eat spicy food. OMG I’M SUCH A LOSER.
Your time will come. For the time being, stick your nose to those SPM book yea!
lapo nye aku. dah la tghri nihhh
hmm…jom lepas raya…nyum2:p