The Gurkha Palace

The other day when I was in Seria, I passed by the Serikandi / Fratini / Mum’s Bakery / KFC building (Sorry, I don’t know what’s the name of that area bahhh) and saw some blue, pinkish light coming out from the first floor and thought, wow… since when became so fancy.

Then Sheepy told me it’s a newly opened Nepalese restaurant!
Awesome!

So today, Bobby and I decided to give it a try!

The Entrance

Going up the staircase…
Pardon my kanasai husband bombing the photo. He saw me taking out the camera and terus posed like that dafuq.

The interior

The Gurkha Palace, aka Seri Belalong Sdn Bhd.
I like the name Gurkha Palace more.

Our plain and sweet lassi with pink letterings to differentiate between the two.

The food and drinks menu.

 

 
The beautiful cutleries.
And the brass plates used to serve food added extra flavour and authenticity to the meal too.

 

We had no idea what to order so we asked for recommendations and these were what we had.

Aloo Dum (Potatoes cooked with spices) – B$3.00

Spicy Chicken Wings – B$7.00
(My personal favorite! The skin was still crispy and not soggy despite of the Nepalese sauce! Perfect to gobble down with rice!)

Mutton Sekuwa (Boneless cubes of meat marinated and grilled)
Bobby’s favorite. He was so impressed with this dish that he finished like 3/4 of it.
The sauce was really good too!

(I think if I ate this blindfolded, I’ll guess it’s )

The bowl of rice to be shared. I love long grain rice.

This dumpling has a really cute name, in Nepalese, it’s called Momo~
Mutton Momo - B$7.00
(It’s B$4 for vegetable momo and $5 for chicken. This info is specially for Sheepy who doesn’t eat mutton)

 

Overall, we enjoyed the food very much because it’s a whole new experience to our taste palate and definitely going back there again with more friends (so can order more and try other dishes)