Their meatballs, made from minced beef are the best, served with thick gravy from beef stock, and lingonberry jam, with thick cut fries.
We didnt really enjoy the coffee as it smelt like 'cockcroach'!!.. I even poured away the 1st cup after the 'unexpected smell', then 'washed' the cup and refill from another machine. But the smell was still there. gosh... not such if that's the 'acquired' flavour or what!!.... not sure!!...
All in all, this is one of the better Japanese buffets in town and I highly recommend it to those who value quality more than quantity.
Banana Crepe with chocolate sauce, whipped cream and strawberries. Big and fat!
Well known for their freshly made to order handmade sandwiches, salad, wrappers soups, as well as freshly squeezed juices and refreshing smoothies, gourmet coffees, cakes, Irish Snacks and outside cattering platter.
I highly highly recommend that you must try the LAMB slice here!! Sooooo damn good as I finish up few plates of Lamb Slices for lunch. Cooking is definitely not my always to do, however, BBQ here is way easier and fun here at Pak John.
Spacious cafe within Menara TSR building, just few minutes drives from IKEA Home Furnishing, Ikano Power Centre and TESCO.
The menu is packed with photos of every item, this make selection pretty easy as what you see is what you get. Unlike the more traditional steamboat places, this restaurant supplies every customer with their own pot.
Ketam Village Steamboat, Ikano Power Centre
In Movenpick Marche Restaurant. You get to see for yourself the freshness and quality of the produce; smell what’s baking in the ovens; hear the food sizzling; and watch the food being prepared right in front of your eyes, fresh from the “market”. Marché (pronounced as Mar-shay), stands for 'market' in French and goes by the motto “Eat in a colourful market-place atmosphere”.
I went with a group yesterday and we felt it was a tragic experience. The food portions were tiny and very expensive for what I perceived as 'simple, homestyle of cooking'. These are the few things that really made me boil...RM16.90 for a 'starter soup size bowl' of aglio olio vegetarian spaghetti, the crumble cake was AWFUL (badly made butter cake), & the salmon crepe was really nothing to shout about. I heard food is cheaper if you become a member but why would I anymore? After 2 tiny bowls of v. spaghetti, 1 latte, 2 desserts + salmon crepe the bill came up to RM91 for 2 persons.
Oriental or Asian desserts. Decent Penang-style hawker food with cafe-like prices.
Recently I saw this one at the Curve, Damansara Mutiara @ Little Penang Kafe’s outlet. Isn’t it a unique design….
The menu isn’t huge - but has a bit of variety. The sambal is pretty awesome, so don’t miss that.
What I like about this place is that it has refillable soft drinks.
The restaurant is famous for its German beer (bierhaus means beer house) and pork knuckles.
No sexy German beer lady around but rest assured you’re in for some good food here.
Many of the so called vegetarian food we see cooked by hawker stalls are mostly made of oily fatty mushroom, and flour, which often are not as healthy as it should be. That is also one of the reason vegetarian food has been a big no no to me, until I came to VegeGreen.
VegeGreen @ The Curve
The Apartment, a cozy little place that has great decor and ambiance. The service excellent, the food tantalizing, the price a little high, but worth it.
Overall, this restaurant has changed so much in their menu which really excites me a lot. I wish to come back again to try some other dishes!
I just love how the Mango Pudding tasted. The rest is just there in the mix.