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I hope this subreddit allows this post as I am asking about a temple located in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur.

I am a foreigner and visited Sree Veera Hanuman Temple in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur recently.

I visited the temple on a Saturday morning at 7.30am and I was surprised to find the temple very crowded with devotees early in the morning.

I am not sure if the temple was crowded as it was a weekend.

Is Sree Veera Hanuman Temple in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur crowded most of the days? Is it also crowded on weekdays mornings ( Monday to Friday)?

I hope redditors who visit this temple regularly can share some details.

Thank you.

I am a foreigner and visit Malaysia frequently (Johor and KL in particular).

I have eaten Nasi Lemak from different Chinese, Malay and Indian food stalls.

From all the Malay and Indian food stalls that I have eaten Nasi Lemak so far, they serve Nasi Lemak with the coconut rice.

But I have eaten Nasi Lemak from 2 - 3 Chinese food stalls, and they all serve Nasi Lemak with the plain rice (no coconut milk/cream taste). But it has the other items like peanuts, ikan bilis, sambal, cucumber slices etc.

I understand that I shouldn't come to a conclusion that all Chinese food stalls will serve Nasi Lemak like this based on 2 -3 food stalls.

I am curious to know if it is common for Chinese food stalls to serve Nasi Lemak with the plain rice.

I apologize if my post sounds rude. I do not mean to offend anyone with my post.

It's just that I am curious to know. Thank you.