Home-cooked Indian fare at Achi Ayahdorai, from banana leaf rice to crab curry


The restaurant's banana leaf rice offers a range of vegetables that are off-the-beaten track. — AZMAN GHANI/The Star

Tucked on a first floor shoplot in Petaling Jaya’s densely-populated Sea Park area is Achi Ayahdorai.

On a Wednesday afternoon, just minutes into opening its doors, a few tables are already occupied. By 12pm, the eatery is bursting at the seams, swelling with corporate types and neighbourhood stalwarts – all clamouring for some good old-fashioned home-cooked Indian food.

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