10 things about “Nasi Lemak Burung Hantu”

Here’s a comprehensive guide to Nasi Lemak Burung Hantu – the buzzing nasi lemak spot beloved for its late-night appeal:

What & Where

• Name: Nasi Lemak Burung Hantu (literal translation: “Owl Nasi Lemak”) – it’s just the name, not actual owl meat

• Branches:

  • TTDI 1 & TTDI 2 (Taman Tun Dr Ismail, KL)

  • Desa Sri Hartamas (operates 24 hrs) 

  • Other outlets in PJ and Subang Jaya 

Operating Hours

• Typical evening to late-night: 4 pm–3 am (some outlets open 24 hrs, others until 1 am) 

• Perfect for satisfying nasi lemak cravings late at night.

Menu Highlights & Prices

(All prices approximate – check outlet for latest):

• Nasi Lemak Ayam Berempah – ~RM12.50–15.40

• Egg-only version (“Telur Mata”) – ~RM7.50

• Rendang Daging, Sambal Sotong, Sambal Kerang, Udang Petai – RM11.00

• Features fluffy coconut rice (including basmati variant at TTDI 

What People Like

• Availability: Late-night opening makes it a go-to after hours 

• Chicken standout: Freshly fried ayam berempah earns praise from many 

• Balanced sambal: Not too oily, with a sweet entry and spicy after-kick 

• Rice quality: Light, fragrant, basmati option too .

• Best for: Night owls seeking a solid nasi lemak fix at 2–3 am.

• Worth it if: You appreciate well-marinated chicken and flavorful sambal, and don’t mind paying a premium.

• Maybe skip if: You prefer cheaper, local roadside nasi lemak or want perfectly crispy chicken every time.

Quick Tips

1. Visit after 8 pm to avoid sold-out lauk.

2. Try the sambal sotong or udang petai for added kick.

3. Do expect queues—especially at TTDI and Hartamas.

4. Consider the basmati rice version for a different twist and gentler carb impact.

   Which one is your choice :