Lee Loi Fatt had their humble beginnings as a little stall in Kuala Belait but now, they have several branches located around Brunei. Lee Loi Fatt is an unrefuted household name in rojak and cendol drinks. Rojak (meaning ‘mixed’ in Malay) contains fried tofu, prawn fritters, hard boiled eggs and cuttlefish mixed with a sweet, almost toffee-like, spicy peanut sauce. They also serve the ever-present chicken rice, and when ordered to-go it will be wrapped the old-fashioned way in brown paper. Pair your order with a nice glass of ABC or ice kacang, a common shaved ice dessert topped with various ingredients including red beans, sweet corn and grass jelly, perfect on a hot sweltering day.
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