SS2 Murni – The Epitome of “Mamak” Stall in Malaysia
April 3, 2008 | 27,133 viewsUPDATED 4 April 2010 with new pictures !!!
The signature Murni’s colourful range of juices in jars – Their ribena with lychee and nata de coco is a MUST-TRY!!!!!
Roti Hawaii – Murtabak (Indian pancake) with a twist
Mee Raja – Fit for a KING, the portion can easily be shared among 2 diners!
Claypot Lou Shu Fun (Rat’s Tail Noodles?!) – Their signature item from their “Chinese menu”
Roti Seafood (I think) – Another Murtabak-like creation, served with a saucer of mayo on the side
Nasi Goreng Seafood – With crispy squid rings, scallops and prawns
Naturally, my eyes strayed to the food the others were eating, as Rule #1 for ordering food : Look at what the others are having. If most ppl order the same thing, it can’t go wrong. The guy next to us was chomping down on HUGE, really really HUGE meatballs spaghetti. the size of a tennis ball. Really. But we ordered Roti Hawaii and Nasi Goreng Seafood. Drinks? Ice Blended Mango and Watermelon.
The Roti Hawaii arrived 1st, as the kitchen kept churning out the same item non stop!! Drizzled liberately with mayonnaise, the fillings were generous, with chicken meat, and sausages. The curry was OK only, but the dhall was pretty nice. It somewhat resembles a murtabak, but different in terms of the fillings.
To my surprise, the waiter served me a HUGE jar of Ice Blended Mango Juice. I though I ordered a small portion, but nvm. Lots of nata de coco, watermelon pieces, and longan, the drink was refreshing, and tasted nothing like cordial drink. The Ice Blended Watermelon was even more of a thirst quencher, and I actually preferred this more than the mango.
The fried rice arrived pretty late, and by that time we were already pretty full from the drinks. Haha… 3 sweet succulent scallops, prawns, filament sticks, deep fried squids, and squids were fried together with the rice, sucking in all the sweet flavours of the sea. Though the price was a little bit steep at RM10 per plate, in my opinion, it was well worth it.
Total? RM24 for all the guilty indulgence. Their menu is VERY extended, covering items such as the popular claypot lou shu fun, to spaghetti, to western chops, and various Indian delights.
Location :
SS2 MURNI
53, Jalan SS2/75,
Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opens until the late hours of the night everyday.
Here’s a GOOGLE MAP to SS2 Murni, in case you’re lost.
hahah..reading thru some of ur old posts..n was wondering wat u got to commnt abt murni! aiyohh..packed everyday one! n the roti hawaii looked like the chef jz scoop n splat the mayo straight fr the bottle! lol
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thenomadGourmand : yeah, the place is packed wif youngsters, crazy variety of food, but quality-wise … erm, do not expect the sky loh …
the roti hawaii depends on the mood one, sometimes very nicely drizzled/squeezed.
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Surprisingly, I have yet to eat at Murni in SS2! I must try it one day although the crowd scares me! Haha! I heard the mee raja is very nice and large portion – will definitely try that when I go there! : )
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J2Kfm Reply:
April 4th, 2010 at 11:00 pm
The Mee Raja not bad, fried until dry and bouncy. With lots of ingredients thrown in also. But too large of a portion lah… scary.
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SS2 Murni Mamak Restaurant @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor | Motormouth From Ipoh – A Malaysian Food Blog…
Hands down the most famous mamak restaurant in SS2 of PJ, Murni has been serving a steady stream of customers since years ago, and their popularity does not dwindle one bit. From perennial favourites like Roti Hawaii, Mee Raja and Claypot Lou Shu Fun, …
hi!! is this SS2 murni mamak restaurant hallal????????
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J2Kfm Reply:
July 8th, 2010 at 3:31 am
Yes, ss2 murni is halal. You can see many malays eating there.
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wakawaka Reply:
July 30th, 2010 at 10:31 am
halal doesn’t mean a lot of malays there, then its halal. most malays had been cheated by lots of restaurants which is not halal.
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J2Kfm Reply:
August 1st, 2010 at 10:20 pm
Hi wakawaka.
True enough, to get the halal certification is downright hard, with so stringent regulations to follow.
Even Old Town outlets with the Asia-Pacific Halal certification is not enough, it seems.
Only Jakim’s.
It all boils down to how you look at it. We do see Malays patronizing the Chili’s, TGI Friday’s and such in KL frequently, though those outlets serve alcohol.
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Murni has its official Facebook page up & ready.
http://www.facebook.com/MurniDiscovery
All recent announcements and updates are available via only that page.
No official website yet.
* BTW, to those who have not known yet, Murni has established 4 non-franchise branches already.
1. @ Aman Suria
2. @ USJ
3. @ Kepong
4. @ Sunway Mentari
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Do ss2 has halal certificate? Do you guys serve alcohol or prok?
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