Kampong Ah Lee (Old Town)

• Kampong Ah Lee (Old Town) is a hidden Malaysian delight and if you are in the mood for something spicy
• The interior is unpretentious and simple
• My first reaction to the arrival of the dish was of utter joy because of how hungry I was at the time and how huge the portion was
• What did put a damper on the experience was the Cold Malaysian Milo
• The waitress put it across as being a cold version of Hot Chocolate but what it turned out to be was a watered down lukewarm chocolate water
• If I do miss home then this is definitely the place that I'll be coming to
• One portion is good for sharing
• My favorite is the Tom Yum Big Bowl with Udon
• The taste of the Tom Yum soup is not as authenthic as Thai's Tom Yum
• Don't miss their Nasi Lemak with Chicken Curry/beef
• Only downfall was the roti was not house made
• The restaurant was busy so we were seated close to another couple who were deep in conversation
• The restaurant is small and tables close together so do not expect privacy
• The starters were fine and soon eaten before the mains arrived
• We each had roast duck with noodles and bean sprouts in a Malaysian sause
• It was very tasty the only down side is the way the duck is cut up with a chopper straight through the bone so expect little shards of bone when eating

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