Once in awhile on Sunday afternoon, I like to drive to Subang for the rojak & cendol.
 | Rojak SS15 Subang Jaya. Used to be a mobile van stall opposite of Shell petrol station next to the mosque. Moved to the special stall built by MBSJ last Oct. |
 | This is the normal crowd at the stall. Everyone knows what to do when they get here. I've even seen people queuing under rain with umbrellas. |
 | There are no tables & chairs provided. It's either take away or find your own comfortable spot to eat :-) |
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One thing amaze me the most is the systematic operation. The stall runs by 3 persons. One cut the rojak ingredients, another one slices the cucumber & the other help up on other secondary tasks. You will see no interaction among all 3. They just don't talk! But when necessary, you will notice they are quite friendly.
 | This is how it looks like when served. I always ask for more cucumber. They go very well with the sauce! |
 This is the "Kosong" one @ RM3. I consider it cheap for the portion & varieties of ingredients. | The sauce is a little sweet & it's not thick. Won't leave a after feeling of "stuffed" even if you have the whole plate for yourself. |
Right next to the rojak stall, you'll see another queue. The cendol stall, rojak's best friend...  |  |
 | Not too sweet, creamy coconut milk, soft red beans. Imagine a hot sunny Sunday afternoon and you're looking for snacks for tea break, rojak + cendol is THE choice. |
How to get there?
The stall is nearby KFC @ SS15 Subang. It's a row of stalls by the road side. You will see the white van parking there.
Food: Good
Ambience: Roadside under tree
Price: Cheap
Recommended by: Self-explore
