Ah Cheng Laksa

It’s full house during lunch hour. Their waiter & waitress try their best to get the seat for you. For those who enjoy their meal here during peak hour, please be considerate. Don’t still sitting there chit-​chatting. If you would like to chit-​chatting, please look for restaurant/​café that is not full house.
Even though the name is ah cheng laksa, doesn’t mean no other foods. There is also pan mee, nasi lemak, rice with chicken — can choose in butter or black pepper style.
I ordered for rice with chicken in butter style for my lunch. The portion serve is quite big. A lot of rice and a lot of chicken too. This dish come with a fried egg and vegetables and only charging for RM11.90.

Ah Cheng Laksa is my go-​to place whenever I need a fresh bowl of laksa, or to increase my rate for a cardiac arrest.
Anyway, their bowls of laksa involves a huge amount of coconut milk, bean sprouts and a healthy amount of noodles all blended into one unhealthy looking broth. Chewing that rubbery, weird tasting thing that looks like dog poop? That would be the cockles. Their nasi lemak is the better option for those who prefer a much balanced flavor profile for their food, because their chicken is usually cooked to perfection, and tastes perfectly justifiable for its price.
Then again, I might be wrong, because I am not a foodie… Or am I?

A restaurant that have one of the best laksa and here I am coming back again to eat their nasi lemak. I really enjoy their nasi lemak for 3 reasons. Firstly, the price and portion is really reasonable (value for money). Secondly, the chicken taste good and its kampung chicken. Last but not least the sambal is spicy!
All these 3 combinations made my trip there worthwhile. Although the drinks are a little pricy, the food is enough to cover my dissatisfaction. They also have cut chili served on each table inside the mini container to enhance the spicyness of the nasi lemak!
I know a couple of branch of Ah Cheng is its too far for you guys to visit. Aside from this one, there is another inside e@curve, Kota Damansara!

I got a friend who is a Laksa maniac. Wherever he goes, Laksa woill be his first choice of meal anytime, anyplace. So, that person also is the one who introduced Ah Cheng Laksa. I’m not a fan of Laksa just like my friend but sometimes, I crave for it. Ah Cheng Laksa is a local franchise that bring Laksa to a whole new level. Started in Alor Star in year 1955, Ah Cheng Laksa has provide the best laksa in town.
The signature dish would be the Assam Laksa that got 3 fishes inside it and that was the dish that I tried during my first experience of Ah Cheng Laksa’s. I just don’t get it. How on earth that bowl of ‘heaven’ is just cost me RM 8.50. It so cheap considering the taste of the Assam Laksa is so outstanding.
For those non-​laksa eaters, you don’t have to be worry. They also serving Nasi Lemak here. I can’t say about the Nasi Lemak taste because I was only here for the laksa. Gonna be here again at Shah Alam’s Seksyen 13’s branch.

Ah Cheng Laksa is a really great, cheap place to eat awesome asam laksa and ban min. The asam laksa is their specialty as it has really tasty ingredients like lots of fish, pineapples and so on. The ban min is also really good as the soup is delicious and the noodles are just the right thickness. A lot of people go there because the service is quick and you can take away food.