Last week, we visited
Rakshee after the better half had heard about it through a review. This is the first place I know of in town to serve bakso (which is a type of Indonesian meatball) and we'd never tried it before so we figured we could give it a try.
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| Rakshee |
The dishes must have been prepared much earlier as they plated barely five minutes after we'd ordered and sat down.
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| Pasta Carbonara (RM11.90) |
The
Pasta Carbonara was only okay. It wasn't exactly the most flavourful carbonara out there but for that price, I guess it's passable.
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| Lasagna (RM16.90) |
The
Lasagna was filled with plenty of minced beef but was a tad salty and the ton of cheese on top was a little overwhelming. Again, I've definitely had better.
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| Bakso Nuggets (RM10.90) |
The
Bakso Nuggets was the highlight of the night. Crisp and crunchy on the outside, nice and chewy on the inside, these nuggets were yummy especially with the chilli and cheese dips!
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| Bakso Soup (RM1.90) |
Somehow, the first three dishes weren't enough to fill our tummies so we decided to try the
Bakso Soup, which we'd seen a couple have at least six bowls of. This bowl comes with two bakso balls and some glass noodles. The soup was tasty but didn't really have the oomph factor.
I can't say the food here's amazing but it isn't all bad given the reasonable prices. If you're one for meatballs then a try wouldn't hurt.
Where:
13G, The Strand,
Jalan PJU 5/20A,
Kota Damansara
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