Tucked away among the embrace of the Marrakesh, one of the four unique precincts in Sunway Pyramid, you will discover authentic Kelantanese cuisines cradled for your delightful gastronomic satisfaction. As you step into the restaurant, you can already see a hint of some Kelantanese touch on its walls and floors – the Kelantanese wau, some photographs which carry the reminisces of Kelantan and furnitures that reflect the Malay culture.
Furnitures which reflect the Malay culture
As you settle yourself for food, ready to order, do remember this – the food can get pretty spicy at Maké so be mentally prepared for it. We recommend that you arm yourself with Teh Tarik (with or without ice, your choice) or Sirap Bandung Selasih to combat its spiciness.
The ‘Rain Shower Rice’ or ‘Rainbow Rice’, a traditional Malay dish, is well-known for its colourful appearance and very popular in Kelantan, especially at big celebration and Malay wedding ceremony. It is typically cooked with ghee or oil and served with spicier gravies such as curry and sambal. You can eat this with Ayam Masak Merah (Marinated Chicken with Chili and Tomato Paste – RM13.90), Gulai Ayam (Chicken Curry – RM13.90) or Kerutuk Daging (Traditionally Cooked Beef with Special Herbs – RM15.50).
Traditional Nasi Lemak is the way to go. For those who can’t get enough of this famous Malaysian food, try Maké’s interpretation of nasi lemak which has your usual cucumber, ikan bilis and half boiled egg served with coconut rice and fried chicken. Yummmm! This Malaysian traditional special rice is steamed with coconut milk and comes with a variety of other accompaniments such as chicken, cuttlefish, cockle, pickled vegetables, etc. You can eat this with Ayam Berempah (Herbal Fried Chicken – RM13.90) or Sambal Sotong (Spicy Squid – RM12.40).
Blue rice. Well, not many would be overly crazy over eating anything that looks blue but get past that and you will be surprised with delight by the delicious Nasi Kerabu, a traditional Kelantanese steamed rice which is accompanied by freshly chopped ulam, flaked fish, desiccated coconut and a variety of herbs, sauces and spices. You can have a choice of eating your Nasi Kerabu with Ayam Percik (Special Grilled Chicken – RM14.90), Ayam Berempah (Herbal Fried Chicken – RM14.90), Daging Bakar (Grilled Beef – RM16.50), or Ikan Celup Tepung (Special Fried Fish – direct translation fish dipped in flour – RM13.80)
*snif, snif* Hmmmmmmmmmmmm… How about having the Nasi Ayam Kukus? This fragrant steamed rice comes with well-marinated deep-fried chicken into spices and other dressings which can be eaten with Ayam Berempah (Herbal Chicken – RM13.90)
Mmmmmmm. This Kelantanese homemade rice-based flat noodle served with white coconut milk curry, a traditional recipe made from fish and coconut milk, is unique to taste. If you wanna know what an authentic Kelantanese dish is like, then this is a must-try. When served, this comes with freshly chopped ulam (vegetables) and sambal (special homemade chili sauce).
Come and check out Maké at LG2, Marrakesh
Location:
Maké @ LG2.91
Sunway Pyramid