Safiz Corner

I don’t normally frequent mamaks but the first time I came here was when I brought a friend whom just got back from the UK. Albeit feeling a little guilty, we ordered a Roti Susu and Maggie Goreng.
We sat outside because it felt a little stuffy inside, and place wasn’t too noisy. Our food came pretty fast and wow, I was very impressed with the food! The Roti was crisp just right, and the amount of sweetened milk was just enough too. The dahl was tasty as well. The maggie goreng, was not any less amazing! Not soggy or greasy, you can taste the fire in the noodles.
I didn’t expect much at first but it blew us both away that we finished our food really quickly. and ordered another set of Roti Susu AND Maggie Goreng without hesitation! Imagine that, us two girls and we ordered four persons’ share! At 10pm at night! Food was so good that it blocked out our guilty conscience.
Because we sat outside, it was a little hard to get the attention of the staffs. But nonetheless, they were friendly and efficient. They are known for their tandoori and naan too but I am yet to try those. Parking may be a bit of a hassle if you come during peak hours but later at night is fine.

Safiz is a pretty chilled mamak with it’s famous tandoori and naan! The double cheese naan is simply amazing. The tandoori would run out sometimes so be sure to head there early if you’re craving for it. They also have shisha for those in need of that. The shisha service closes quite early though, maybe about 1am. There are also huge projected tv for those in need of their football dose. The drinks are normally served. Nothing special I would recommend. The tandoori and naan is on point though. It might not be the best in town but it’s pretty good for what you can get around the area.
Sometimes the tandoori would run out by 9 or 10pm. It’s just so good accompanied by the green mint sauce with lime. Parking is pretty decent, most shops around Safiz would be closed so there are tons of parking spots.

Good food!
Safiz is definitely one of my favourite mamak’s of all time. I usually come here for a quick supper. Safiz has been around for years and is definitely a neighbourhood favourite, I’ve even bumped into a friend who has recently moved away from the area who came back for the food here.
I’d definitely recommend ordering the:
— Roti, always made to order and is crispy on the outside, soft on the inside
— Fried Maggi
— Tandoori, some of the best tandoori I’ve had. Come early to avoid disappointment as it tends to go fast
— Mutton soup, definitely a must have each time I visit.
Also, the iced tea here would definitely be a happy ending to a meal. Not too sweet and just the right amount of tea.
The only downside of the mamak is that the cleanliness of the outlet is less than satisfactory at times.

Definitely my favourite mamak in Desa Sri Hartamas. Been hanging out at this mamak for more than 5 years. Safiz Corner has a damn godly Tandoori. Trust me, once you try it, you’ll definitely go back for more. Apart from that their Maggi Goreng here is also my favourite.
This mamak is kinda run down, it looks old and shabby and at the same time, hygiene becomes an issue here. Regardless, I still come back for their food. It’s a 24 hours mamak so when there is football match, they have a nice outdoor seating with a huge projector for everyone to watch football. It’s crazy here during FIFA World Cup, it becomes so full and everyone just double parks everywhere.
Other than that, Safiz Corner during the night is great place to chill. Parking is easy to find as well during the night.
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Business Hours: 24 Hours!