Pak Putra Restaurant @ Jalan Kota Laksamana

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Assalamualaikum :)
I always heard about Pak Putra Restaurant but I did not know what it was all about. I always wondered what types of cuisines did it served, and where the restaurant was. And yes, last night my whole family brought me there. All of them had been to the restaurant before and they believed that same goes to me so we had some little arguments there. After soo much recalls, yeah I win. I really never went there! Okay, move on. Pak Putra Restaurant is a good place for having dinner. Being located at Jalan Kota Laksamana, the restaurant served indian and punjabi cuisines. Pak Putra was well known for it's naan breads and tandoori chicken.


This was what looks like in front of the restaurant.
The restaurant was big as it had two shop lots and there were also
outside areas to accomodate customers.


The workers were cooking the naan breads in front of the restaurant.


There were many types of naan breads 
for example cheese naan, garlic naan, butter naan,
garlic butter naan, potato naan, potato cheese naan and many more!


A set of a tender and a yummy naan bread inclusive the daal. (RM3.50-RM4.50) 
The price varied depends on the type of naan you choose.
My family and I tried most of all the types of naan breads.
I recommend the double cheese naan and garlic butter naan!!


Chicken tandoori with mint sauce. (RM6)


Bombay chicken. Very tasty to eat with the naan.


Mutton rogan josh for mutton lovers.


The big cups of fresh juices. (RM5)
I love the mango lassi which was a combi of 
mango juice and milk. It tasted like a mango yogurt.


The table setting.



I want to go here again! Recommended!!



Pak Putra Restaurant,
No. 56, Jalan Kota Laksamana,
Melaka, Malaysia.
5.30 pm - 1.00 am


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Comments

  1. Vitamin Syaza (VS)Tuesday 24 October 2017 at 04:33:00 GMT-7

    Thanks for the info. It's my first time at malacca nak cari roti naan. And here i go! :)

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