Big Breakfast with beef sausage, RM20, really big and satisfying, generous portion of sauteed mushroom etc, yum yum~~ the beef sausage is dry and so so only though
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For a hearty meal for a group of us, we chose to go Italianies. Above is yummy house-made herb foccacia and white bread, to be dipped into balsamic vinegar and olive oil. We have so many helpings of this while waiting for the food to arrive.
Smoke salmon dish
Seafood Fettucine
Lasagne
Calamari salad
Pizza
We are stuffed, good place to dine as a group as the dishes are very big portion
yummy steamed chawanmushi
very yummy tofu/tomato salad, the silkened tofu is cold and very refreshing
my seafood soup, quite good
Address: Hokaido Ichiba
The Gardens Mall, Midvalley City
Got an invitation from Oliver of Croissant Delicatessen to try out sandwiches with croissant as base in his 2-weeks old shop. Their shop is just next to Subway in Hartamas shopping centre
A simple menu. They also have flavored croissant (garlic/pumpkin/wasabi) whereby the flavouring is mixed into the dough during breadmaking process
All the ingredients look fresh and crisp. Their croissant is made from all butter, none of that yucky shortening / margarine.
ordered their fruit tea in raspberry flavor RM7, like the subtle flavor in cold one better than too strong raspberry flavor in hot one.
Grilled German Bratwurst, RM15.80, the croissant is toasted till quite crispy. Oliver has noted customers like it crispy but not too crispy, ie crispy enough to hold the fillings, but still tender buttery inside would be perfect
I like this garlic and basil pesto chicken sandwich, RM15.80
Mixed berries chantilly, RM12.80, the house-made chantilly is really nice, and fresh mint is a nice touch, only thing is i would have prefer is the chocolate to be less sweet
Address: Croissant Delicatessen
Plaza Damas Boulevard, Outside Hartamas Shopping Centre, Kuala Lumpur
Business hour: 10am – 10pm daily
Facebook: Croissant Delicatessen
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An accidental find when the restaurant we were supposed to go in SetiaWalk Puchong has already closed shop. After walking round and round, we decided to eat in this restaurant which filled to the brim with customers and looks to serve pretty good food.
My order: Cow Says “Cheeze” RM18, fresh housemade pappardelle with cheese sauce, top with beef bolognese, very delicious, though the cheese sauce is thick, it doesn’t taste too rich. The house-made pasta texture is nice, not mushy with the right bite.
The Big Pot Roast, RM25, sliced slow cooked beef in red wine with caramelised onion/capsicum and beef jus, taste not bad as well, and thick cut fries!
Overall, the food here are really tasty, priced is moderately cheaper than KL standard.
Address: Porcupine Place
B-3A-G, Setiawalk,
Persiaran Wawasan, Pusat Bandar Puchong, 47100 Puchong
03-5888 9929
Opening Hours: Tues-Sun, 9.30am-10pm
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