Monday, October 11, 2010

KESC 17 review: Sinma Laksa House.

The yellow restaurant on the Kingsford roundabout does Singaporean and Malaysian food. Four core challenge members met with much rejoicing. Sinma has fared badly on eatability reviews for service and food, but the service was fine and the food came hot and fast and tasty. It was reasonably busy, not full but bustling.


We ordered a hainan chicken with rice (which we ate before I remembered to photo), a noodle dish, a surprisingly spicy spinach dish and the only dish I remembered from my previous visits, butter prawns.


Food: Delicious but spicy. The prawns were a bit of a favourite, fried with buttery pork fluff on them, but didn't really need the big chunks of chilli. 


Value: the prawns were $19 a plate, the other dishes were cheap, so it worked out $13 each person.

Decor: not fancy, but Sinma is a good place to go with a big group, because it has big round tables and more space than many Kingsford shops. The music was a little crazy!

Service: we had a nice and helpful waitress.

It was a 2/5 or 4/5, depending on whether you like spicy food or not!

5 comments:

  1. that's not spinach, it's the hollow heart vegie!

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  2. i remember now! It was called Kang Kong or something. You've got a good eye!

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  3. I LOVED the prawns! Definitely going back and taking people for the prawns! Thank you so much for introducing them to me :)

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  4. I like Sinma! Butter prawns are a Singapoean specialty. :)

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  5. Hahaha at Jess K's comment. We know our Malaysian food! ;)

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