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Tasty Setapak eats under RM10
These look like very fulfilling investments. – HungryGoWhere pic, November 11, 2015.Eight budget-friendly places to eat around KL’s Setapak area that will easily ignite your appetite – without burning a hole in your pocket!
Mali’s Corner
Spice up your finances. – HungryGoWhere pic, November 11, 2015.Known for its cafeteria theme and simple but delectable menu, Mali’s Corner is where you should head for an affordable meal or get-together session with friends. A regular-sized plate of the eatery’s signature Malay-style char kway teow (RM5.50) goes perfectly with a glass of iced Horlicks (RM2.60). Not in the mood for char kway teow? The restaurant’s nasi lemak telur (RM3) or nasi lemak ayam (RM6) will fill you up just fine too.
10号 Mixed Rice
10号 Mixed Rice is a vibrant eatery in Desa Setapak attracts many with its extensive array of available dishes. The combinations at this economy rice outlet are—literally—endless! A plate of rice, matched with servings of stir-fried vegetables, eggs, baked beans, and lemon chicken will cost you only RM7.50. Throw in the fact that all diners can enjoy free flows of water or Chinese tea for no additional charges, and you have an instant crowd-pleaser.
Little Oven Bakery
Liquid gold as we like to call it. – HungryGoWhere pic, November 11, 2015.For a bakery that uses mainly Japanese flour, no preservatives, and low amounts of sugar in its products, Little Oven Bakery certainly does not disappoint in flavour and variety – and at highly affordable prices, might we add. Its moist Japanese chocolate lava (RM4.90) is not too sugary and erupts with the richness of chocolate, while its Japanese cheese cake (RM6.30) is light and fluffy without sacrificing its velvety texture.
Red Famous Food Court
Pouches of prosperity, and they don’t cost too much either. – HungryGoWhere pic, November 11, 2015.As its name implies, this eatery is essentially a food court that provides a large variety of culinary offerings. Our favourite? The Sarawak kolo mee (RM5), which comes loaded with slices of tender char siew and servings of rich minced pork. It is also a good idea to indulge in succulent and flavour-packed fried dumplings (RM5) from the eatery’s QQ Taiwanese noodles stall! Then, wash it all down with a refreshing cup of warm Chinese tea (RM0.50).
As you can see, RM10 can still buy you quite a bit in Setapak, check out the full 8 great Setapak eats under RM10 for more ways to save money on great food! Also, you may not believe it, but there is still amazing 50 cent nasi lemak in Cheras, cheap Japanese eats in KL, and pork-free cheap eats in Ampang Park.
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