How was the experience? Not bad. Worth a try, especially if you are a Nasi Lemak fan. If you don't like Nasi Lemak, then no point. Here is the video I made.
What's the big deal, you may ask? Well, prior to this, nobody associated Nasi Lemak with a burger. Why? Nasi Lemak is a Malay fragrant rice dish cooked with coconut milk. When you think of Nasi Lemak, you think of rice.
Which begs the question - Nasi Lemak Burger? The name itself is a bit of a contradiction. Nasi means rice in Malay. So where is the rice? Maybe precisely because it is so counter-intuitive, nobody has tried to make Nasi Lemak in a burger form before, until now. And, this must account for the great interest. Usually, nobody is really very interested in burgers, well at least in Singapore.
We are not really a burger nation. But now, with this Nasi Lemak variation, it has really opened our eyes to many new possibilities. Put the two most unlikely food together, and you can actually get something that works! So, thank you McDonalds for teaching us a larger lesson in thinking out of the box.
Since we are on the topic of Nasi Lemak, here are some other Nasi Lemak videos that I have made in the past.
Nasi Lemak @ 35,000 Feet Singapore Airlines Business Class
Privileged to fly in SQ Premium cabins, and on this flight, I had Nasi Lemak for breakfast. It was a heavy breakfast, and certainly I was very full thereafter!
Pak Nasser Nasi Lemak - Air Asia
On another Airline, this time low-cost. Air Asia! I had the Pak Nasser's Nasi Lemak. Very good for airplane food.
Adam Road Nasi Lemak @ Orchard ION
Qiji Nasi Lemak (with Chicken Cutlet)
This foodstore called Qiji serves decent Nasi Lemak too. In this instance, I chose the Nasi Lemak with chicken cutlet version. Good!
Enjoy your Nasi Lemak! Oh, almost forgot, below are the videos of the 99 Bends ride.
Riding uphill - from Pasir Panjang, towards Kent Ridge.
Coming back, this is downhill. Didn't need to pedal much, just let gravity do its work.
Enjoy!
