Malaysia has created many things. One of those things is a fast food franchise that is made in Malaysia. This fast-food franchise has already expanded internationally to other places.
The toys that come with the Marrybrown Happy Meals.
Different types of toys. These toys from my view are inspired from tanks and aircraft with some transformers aspect here.
This Marrybrown is located in a mall.
This kid was looking at me.
It was my turn to order and look at the guy's face.
I guess he loves his job.
The location of this fast food restaurant. This is in Parkcity Mall, Bintulu. Marrybrown is located on the first floor.
So my strategy was, after eating my lunch here, it was time to walk around and explore the mall just to burn off some of the calories gained from the meal.
After ordering and waiting for a while, our food finally was ready. My wife ordered the set at the top. The fried chicken is spicy. Mine was the original fried chicken. Usually, I don't eat the spicy chicken. It is going to be quite tough heading to the toilet the next day.
The original fried chicken set. The fried chicken is not spicy. It looks quite crunchy from the photos here, right?
The food here from my view is nice. The rice is soft and the fried chicken is fried just right. It is not too hard or soft. Then, it comes with some papadom crackers ( made from beans).
The drink that came with the set meal.
Fish and Chips
French fries and two pieces of fried fish fillets. The best part is the tartar sauce. Normally, at most places, they use mayonnaise but here, they use tartar sauce. I enjoy the taste of tartar sauce. Slightly sour with that creamy texture. The fries are also fried to the right crispiness. Not too soft or hard.
This was what we ordered. I love to eat so I have to constantly work out just to make sure to keep fit.
This is one of those fast food franchise that is worth a visit. The food here is of premium quality with generous amounts of portion.
The food here is in my view affordable and of good quality. This place is worth the visit.
