The ultimate Malaysian meal, nasi lemak & durian unite

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We’ve heard about air kosong cheese, but have you heard of Nasi Lemak Durian? That’s right, at In Between x Briyani Mak, situated in Kuala Lumpur, you can savour the unique offering of nasi lemak durian, alongside an array of other delectable dishes. This hidden eatery is located under a bridge with beautiful open-aired seating.

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This newly-opened restaurant serves Nasi Lemak Durian. This one-of-a-kind fusion dish has been a hot topic among Malaysians. Nasi lemak, a cherished dish, features aromatic coconut milk-infused rice, accompanied by items like spicy sambal, crunchy fried anchovies, roasted peanuts, eggs, and cucumber slices.

Durian is famed for its sweet, custard-like essence and creamy consistency. However, the idea of blending this distinct flavour with nasi lemak may raise some eyebrows. Yet, at In Between x Briyani Mak, they ventured to explore the amalgamation of these unique tastes.

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You have the option to purchase your durian from a nearby stall and relish it at In Between x Briyani Mak while enjoying your Nasi Lemak Biasa (RM6.90). If you lean towards a more traditional nasi lemak, the Nasi Lemak Ayam Berempah (RM15.90) is also available. Please keep in mind that this eatery specialises in serving nasi lemak starting from 6pm onwards.

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Patrons also have the opportunity to enjoy a variety of nasi briyani offerings. For those unfamiliar with nasi briyani, it involves the preparation of long-grain basmati rice infused with a combination of spices, herbs, and proteins such as chicken or mutton. Renowned for its unique flavour, nasi briyani holds a special place in the hearts of local food enthusiasts.

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You can savour nasi briyani with a choice of Ayam Masak Merah (RM17.90), featuring chicken in a spicy tomato-based sauce, or Ayam Masala (RM17.90), a flavourful and slightly spicy chicken dish. 

There are also options like Mutton (RM23.90) and Udang Kari (Prawn Curry) (RM25.90). For those seeking variety, the Nasi Briyani Padu (RM57.90) offers a delightful 4-in-1 combination.

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If you’re in need of a refreshing beverage, you can treat yourself to their selection of mocktails, expertly crafted coffee and tea, or traditional Malaysian drinks.

Are you up for trying the unique nasi lemak durian?

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