Sambal Kampung

Cheap prices for your everyday Chinese / Malaysian food. We ordered a deep fried barramundi with sweet and sour sauce and a wonton and vegetable soup. The barramundi was only $16 and especially at that size is just amazing. The wonton soup was bland. I think they forgot to add salt in the mixture. The barramundi needs to be cleaned better as I noticed in a few of my bites still had fish scales. It also needs more ginger and garlic as the strong fish smell became overpowering. We will certainly come back and choose other decisions. Good place to come for an arvo snack after shopping at the market.

I’ve been here for three or four times already ,like this place they r so friendly n the lasa is really good ,once I’ve tried this ,i cant go back for others .but last time I ordered a veg one ..umm chicken is the best n also they’ve got a dry noodles also good .All the food there are cheap n big portions

The place is quite small but thankfully the prices are cheaper than what you get elsewhere. Taste wise, nasi lemak with beef rendang and chicken rice are really yummy. Certainly somewhere you can go to if you are around the area. They have another store at Collins street which has a better menu but only opens on working weekdays. This one at Elizabeth street opens everyday.

Not a bad place to get a quick but to eat but definitely not a restaurant I would visit often. The Teh Tarik was fantastic but the fish head noodle and hainanese chicken was average. If you are desperate for something quick on the table, this place can be considered. Just keep in mind the food is not comparable to the restaurants around it