I heard that SS2 is a popular area for food, so while food-hunting in this area, I spotted Uncle Don's which is filled with customers. Like a kiasu, I joined the waiting list.
There were so many people so sometimes you would have to share a table with others. My boyfriend did not feel comfortable to share a table so we waited longer until there were 2 seats available at the bar area.
Upon looking at the menu, I instantly knew why this place was popular. The price of food and drinks are considered low for a cafe. For instance, the price of a glass of Milo is RM2.80 which is comparable to the price at Mamak stalls. Most cafe in Klang Valley would charge you more than RM2.80 for a glass of Milo.
The realisation that the popularity of this cafe is attributed to its low price kind of made my heart sank as I was looking for good food and not a bang for the buck. Nevertheless, I still have some hope and ordered Chef Pizza and Babi Asam with rice.
Can you believe that this pizza is only around RM10?? It tastes so-so but it is really value for money.
This Babi Asam with rice is also around RM10. It's a Baba Nyonya dish of pork belly with tamarind. The chef is a Malaccan so there are some Malaccan dishes on the menu. Again, it was nothing to shout about but it does not taste bad either.
I would highly recommend this place for students and for those on a budget. It is a nice change from mamak stalls. You can have a great time here with friends if you don't place too high importance on the food. The environment is fun and it is definitely a nice place to hang out at.
There were so many people so sometimes you would have to share a table with others. My boyfriend did not feel comfortable to share a table so we waited longer until there were 2 seats available at the bar area.
Upon looking at the menu, I instantly knew why this place was popular. The price of food and drinks are considered low for a cafe. For instance, the price of a glass of Milo is RM2.80 which is comparable to the price at Mamak stalls. Most cafe in Klang Valley would charge you more than RM2.80 for a glass of Milo.
The realisation that the popularity of this cafe is attributed to its low price kind of made my heart sank as I was looking for good food and not a bang for the buck. Nevertheless, I still have some hope and ordered Chef Pizza and Babi Asam with rice.
Can you believe that this pizza is only around RM10?? It tastes so-so but it is really value for money.
This Babi Asam with rice is also around RM10. It's a Baba Nyonya dish of pork belly with tamarind. The chef is a Malaccan so there are some Malaccan dishes on the menu. Again, it was nothing to shout about but it does not taste bad either.
I would highly recommend this place for students and for those on a budget. It is a nice change from mamak stalls. You can have a great time here with friends if you don't place too high importance on the food. The environment is fun and it is definitely a nice place to hang out at.
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