马来安邦饭 Nasi Ambeng w/Ayam masak kicap pedas @ Gerai-Gerai at Masjid Al-Ubidayah Seksyen 19 Shah Alam

14.07.2017 Lunch
@ Gerai-Gerai at Masjid Al-Ubidayah Seksyen 19 Shah Alam (click to Google Map)
Jalan Joran 19/24, Seksyen 19, 40300 Shah Alam, Selangor
GPS coordinate: 3°03'24.9"N 101°31'55.1"E
马来安邦饭 Nasi Ambeng w/Ayam masak kicap pedas $8 👍😋 
Highlights: Halal, Fridays lunch time only
Budget: $10/person 
Cuisine: Indonesian
Terms: Cash
Parkings: Free on Friday Prayer time
Food Thoughts: First visit here was around 2 months ago in May, now on last day of work in Shah Alam. And on a Friday, with muslim colleagues re-visited the same Nasi Ambeng stall at Seksyen 19 just outside of the Masjid Al-Ubidayah. 
Remember to ask for half-rice as the normal serving of rice is bigger portion than normal. Also, there are at least half-a-dozen of chicken cooking styles from mile to extreme spiciness; remember to ask for recommendations. Else, you will be like me, sweating all the way through the meal (by hand as here no eating utensils are provided but water to cleaning the right hand before and after eating). And, one piece of salted fish is good enough for the meal. (I preferred salted egg but none served here). 
Todays meal, nice food with nice company, enjoyed it.
Review: 6 / 10 👍😋 
Operating Hours: 11:00 am - 03:00 pm (Friday)

安班米饭 Nasi Ambeng @ Gerai-Gerai at Masjid Al-Ubidayah Seksyen 19 Shah Alam

04.05.2017 Lunch
@ Gerai-Gerai at Masjid Al-Ubidayah Seksyen 19 Shah Alam (click to Google Map)
Jalan Joran 19/24, Seksyen 19, 40300 Shah Alam, Selangor
GPS coordinate: 3°03'24.9"N 101°31'55.1"E
安班米饭 Nasi Ambeng $10 👍😋 
Highlights: Halal, Fridays lunch time only
Budget: $10/person 
Cuisine: Indonesian
Terms: Cash
Parkings: Free on Friday Prayer time
Food Thoughts: Deep inside Shah Alam's Seksyen 19's residential area stands a large mosque (Masjid Al-Ubidayah), parking is generally not a problem as there is a large open field next to the mosque. On fridays, you will also find temporary food stalls along a road leading to the mosque. (may a dozen of them). 
And here, there is one stall selling Nasi Ambeng with is served with the typical kelapa serunding (fried shredded coconut) and ikan masin (salfted fish); there are also at least 5 - 6 choices of chicken cooked with different spices and "chili intensity". The stall also offers Indonesian Perkedil (Fried patato patties). You have to eat with your hands as no cuttleries are provided, there are water for you to wash your hands before and after you eat. 
There are lots of trees here shading the make-shift tents with eating tables, still the scorching noon heat makes a "sweating" eating experience especially if you chose the spicy sauce and chicken to go with the Nasi Ambeng. 
All in, another interesting place to find the Indonesian Nasi Ambeng on the road side of Shah Alam!
Review: 6 / 10 👍😋 
Operating Hours: 11:00 am - 03:00 pm (Friday)