While we’re on the subject of new eateries that had
mushroomed within the Fajar Complex area in the space of a few months, here’s another
one that can be considered as the baby of the bunch. Now it is forgivable
should you think that the modern looking café only serve noodles (as I
initially did). But I was glad to discover that they also had non-noodles
dishes within their menu, such as rice based dishes and some light snacks. They
can also be proud of their selection of beverages that includes western, Chinese
and locally popular coffees and teas. By the way, they're right across the Perdana Club and visible from the Kingston Hotel.
Me and my mom made our maiden visit about 2 weeks ago as I
had some errands to do nearby. Admittedly I was a bit confuse with their
intricate looking menu but I managed to get the hang of it after a while (it
was actually pretty simple if you follow the direction of the menu – silly me!)
and had ordered their Nasi Ayam Bakar (the chicken was crispy) and the Wantan Mee Hoon in Soto Soup. My mom was thoroughly satisfied with her meal that she insisted
that we come back a few days later. This time we had their Fried Fish Fillet
Mee Hoon in Pure Tomato Soup (which I loved as it was not overly sour and the
fillets doesn’t have that fishy smell that I dislike) as well as their Ayam
Berempah Rice (again, my mom is a happy customer). I like the pick-and-match
concept that they had with their soupy dishes as you can try out a variety of
noodles and ingredients with different flavours of soups.
** Current status –
Still in operation (as of May 2018)
(Updated on 12/09/2018 - My mom had this Braised Chicken with White Noodles (a new item on their menu) recently and she was satisfied with its big portioning and well-seasoned chicken)
0 comments:
Post a Comment