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The GorPis
This stall, run by ambitious youngsters has achieved major success all thanks to social media, the artists that flock their stall and also the major amount of cheese they pour onto their banana fritters. Located near Tune Hotel in Sunway Giza on Persiaran Mahogani, the stall is a very modest one and has many different kinds of flavour to choose, from plain cheese to blueberry and strawberry cheese. Happy customers has even commented positively on the fact that the owners shaved the cheese til his hands “grew tired”. Would you look at the sheer amount of cheesy goodness in the photo? Definitely not stingy in that department. In the food & beverage business, it is this kind of dedication that we absolutely adore in budding young entrepreneurs & The GorPis clearly has it.More info
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Persiaran Mahogani, Kota Damansara PJU5 , 47810, Kota Damansara, Selangor
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The Pisang Cheese
The Pisang Cheese is a very popular stall near Restoran Jamal Mohammed in Kelana Jaya. For those unfamiliar with that area, it is placed in a row with the infamous Nasi Lemak Kukus Kangkung. Unlike the other outlets in this list, The Pisang Cheese is an outlet which has concrete walls and a proper kitchen instead of just an outdoor tent. A measurement of this outlet’s popularity is evident in the fifty to eighty banana bunches selling out in a DAY! Another interesting part about this outlet is their delivery service. Back when I interned in Jalan Tun Razak, they even provide delivery service to KLCC’s area! Speaking of the choices available here, they have original, chocolae, white chocoloate, caramel, cinnamon, coffee and even allowing a mix of 4 different flavours. If you’ve been counting, you’d realise that they have SEVEN kinds of pisang goreng cheese sold to the mad, banana-loving crowd. They’re even active on Instagram which shows how personal touch is always important when it comes to business.More info
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Restoran Jamal Mohammed, 24, Jalan SS5A/9, Kelana Jaya, 47301, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
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Banana Paradise
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halalThis family-owned business has been operating since 15 years but only opting to sell pisang goreng cheese since 2014 when the craze erupted like a cheesy explosion. The interesting thing about this stall is their bananas, which is especially sourced from Gua Musang in Kelantan, arriving every Friday to the owner’s doorstep. Besides that, the store only uses two kinds of banana for selling, their pisang abu and pisang nangka (no, we don’t know what’s the scientific or English translation for species of banana, we only enjoy eating them). Attention to detail and quality control runs strongly in the blood of this family as they will check for the insides of the banana & only fry the really good ones.More info
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Jalan 3/27A, Wangsa Maju, 53300, Wangsa Maju, Kuala Lumpur
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Pisang Cheese Jakarta
Ah, Jakarta… the birthplace of Pisang Goreng Cheese. But the owner is Malaysian, going by the name of Uncle Ahmad Lim. This outlet has some of the weirdest concoctions of recipes in the world of banana fritters such as Mandarin Melted Cheese which has slices of mandarin oranges, but I’m pretty sure it works, based on the demand and excellent review on Facebook. They even have crunchy Oreo and yeah, the crowd favourite, Messy Chocolate. The banana fritters here are different, they feel different. The skin is smoother and less jagged like most pisang goreng, so it tastes a little bit closer to its Indonesian counterparts. It’s probably a proven recipe since Pisang Cheese Jakarta has more than five outlets all over Klang Valley. Hmm… maybe Pisang Goreng Cheese is more than a food fad after all.More info
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Restoran Lawangsari, Jalan Plumbum X 7/X (Behind Pasaraya Giant Seksyen 7), 40000, Shah Alam, Selangor
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Din Pisang Goreng Cheese
I live near this Danau Kota area & I’m proud to say that my parents are frequent customers at this particular outlet. Shaved cheese thrown alongside brown sugar and condensed milk on hot hot hot banana fritters, the crispy + creamy combo is like heaven in a polysterene box. The owner, a young man named Din says that so far, they have managed to sell out 140 kg of bananas every single day without fail. Not bad for a small stall by the roadside. However, unlike the other shops listed here, Din Pisang Goreng Cheese prefer to stick true to the original recipe without any chocolatey addition or wacky flavours. Judging from the long queues, the formula seems to be working.More info
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Jalan 1/23E, Danau Kota, 53100, Kuala Lumpur
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