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White rice with fried chicken and sweet-spicy sambal wrapped in paper — Brunei's cheap, easy national snack.
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Nasi katok means 'knock rice,' said to come from the old practice of knocking on a shop's door late at night to buy it. It's a simple meal of just white rice, spiced fried chicken, and sweet-spicy sambal wrapped in paper. Cheap and easy, some shops are open 24 hours — it's Brunei's soul food.
Cut the chicken into large pieces, rub with grated garlic, ginger, turmeric, coriander, and salt, and let stand 30 minutes.
Coat with potato starch and fry in 170°C oil for 7 minutes until crisp.
Grind the chili and onion, fry in oil, and add the sugar and salt to make a sweet-spicy sambal.
Put rice on a plate or paper and add the chicken and sambal.
Wrapping it in paper to take away is the Brunei way.