Yat Tsunami Cafe Tanjung Bungah
Malay, Street Food
- Under RM20 per pax
Chiefeater Hedges Liang visited Yat Tsunami Cafe Tanjung Bungah on his mother-in-law's recommendation


Indian
Some delivery meals are defined by one dish doing well. This one was defined by one dish making me stop and think about portion sizes. The order from Satti Sorru Ojas in Kinrara included Chicken 65, Mutton Satti Sorru and Sizzling Lala, but the whole meal was overshadowed by how small the Chicken 65 packet was when it arrived.
The Chicken 65 was the main disappointment. Once transferred into a bowl, the portion looked uncomfortably small for the price. The flavour itself was decent enough, with the usual spicy, tangy coating and bits of chopped onion and lime to lift it, but the serving size made it very hard to feel good about the order.


The Mutton Satti Sorru was better. The rice carried a good masala profile and had enough savoury warmth to make it enjoyable as a main meal. The mutton pieces were mixed through reasonably well, and it was the sort of dish that still works nicely as delivery food because the seasoning holds up. This was the item that kept the meal from turning into a complete letdown.

The Sizzling Lala was the third dish in the order, adding a saucier seafood option to the spread. It gave the meal some variation, though it did not do enough to pull attention away from the disappointment of the chicken portion.
Chicken 65 – RM12.72
Mutton Satti Sorru – RM20.89
Sizzling Lala – RM16.12
Subtotal: RM49.73
Incl. Tax: RM2.81
Delivery fee: RM2.30
Total (incl. tax): RM52.03
Average per pax: RM26.02, based on 2 pax
MVX Score: 6.5/10
M – Meal Value
The value score took a clear hit because of the size of the Chicken 65. The Mutton Satti Sorru was decent.
Score: 6.5/10
V – Vroomness of Delivery
The delivery itself seemed fine, and the food arrived in acceptable condition. The rice held up well and the dishes looked intact on arrival. The issue here was less about transit and more about whether the portions justified the order.
Score: 6.5/10
X – X-Factor
The X-factor was the Mutton Satti Soru. I would not mind ordering it again.
Score: 6.5/10
Business Hours
Tuesday to Sunday
11:30 am to 11:00 pm
Closed on Monday
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