Medan Ikan Bakar Kampung Baru is set up in the style of a Malay kampong house, complete with areas in which you can opt to dine by sitting cross-legged on the floor. To top off the traditional, kampong-style ambiance, visitors were treated with a performance by a talented angklong player.
The buka puasa was a buffet and was reasonably priced at RM25 per person. A variety of authentic Malay dishes were available, such as pucuk paku, ayam masak merah, rendang daging and kerabu, as well as an assortment of kuih-muih. Of course, the main attraction of the restaurant was the delicious ikan bakar (grilled fish), eaten with kuah
The event was a success and it was attended by around 60 odd young lawyers, some of whom have never participated or attended a KL YLC event. The buka puasa event thus introduced them to the activities of the Committee and the regular Committee members expressed hope that they will return for future KL YLC events.
Prepared by Syahredzan Johan.
Pictures by Seira Sacha