Barbary at MYR36++ (10% service charge and 6% GST making it MYR42 nett).
Description from the online menu: "Duck hash with duck confit leg, pink grapefruit Hollandaise & crispy shallots".
Online, there are mix local reviews on this dish. Some call it rich and tasty, some call it bland so which is it? I decided to find out for myself. My verdict - The magic is in the sauce - it is rich and creamy but you can just tell that there is pink grapefruit in there, just a subtle hint but effective. I can understand that for a local community who is fond of eating spicy food like sambal, assam laksa, tomyum soup with a "kick", how food like this could be deemed bland.
The meat from the duck leg confit is mixed with hash (potatoes) and reshaped into a "duck leg".
Greek at MYR40++ (MYR46.65 nett). Description from the online menu: "Open faced omelette baked with fragrant lamb moussaka, bechamel, Keflograviera cheese, shaved red onion, fried Japanese eggplant & parsley with grilled flat bread." Very flavourful dish and I like the taste of lamb here.
Belgian at MYR24++ (MYR28 nett). Description from the online menu: "Light & fluffy waffles bound with coconut cream, grilled mango, blueberries, toasted coconut flakes with Canadian maple syrup." A nice dessert.
View from another angle.
Brazilian Bread at MYR12++ (MYR14 nett). Description from the online menu: "Warm, ooey, gooey cheesey bites". A tasty snack for those who like to eat cheese. Those white bits on top of the bread are salt.
Hot "Follow Me Tea" (Teas by TWG) at MYR13++ (MYR15.15 nett) in a 600 ml pot (3 cups) with no refills.
"Wild Iced Tea" at MYR14++ (MYR16.30 nett). Description from the online menu: "Our own special blend of unsweetened peppermint, lemon verbena, rosehip & hibiscus." I did not put in the syrup that is provided separately so it tastes like unsweetened ribena to me. From online searches: Lemon Verbena is a sweet smelling perennial plant and rosehip is the accessory fruit of the rose plant.
Removed the nice shiny pot cover to reveal a dark tea pot.
This time we sat near these two relaxing pieces of art with various shades of blue.
Total bill is MYR162.07 for 3 pax. Truth be told, we were not able to finish all the food so we had to bring the Brazilian Bread home for snacks.
Oh Wild Honey is available in Singapore?
ReplyDeleteI will like the Greek since it is flavourful and I like lamb too
DeleteWild Honey is from Singapore.
DeleteWould love to try the Greek, like Libby, or the Barbary. I love duck!
ReplyDeleteThe sauce/gravy for the Barbary is good.
Delete'Follow me tea' - such a funny name for a tea, lol! and Barbary sounds like barbarian...haha!
ReplyDeletehahahaha!
Deletethe tea has a long description of ingredients on the menu but I am too lazy to copy them here.
DeleteA nice, relaxing place to enjoy your meal with your family.
ReplyDeletedefinitely!
DeleteNice long descriptions for each item. I'd be happily reading their menu!
ReplyDeleteeven for the teas, there are long descriptions.
DeleteThis is so interesting to see thematic names like barbary, Greek, Belgian and Brazilian! I love their creation of Open faced Omelette which is very unique.
ReplyDeletesupposed to be based on countries. a nice way of putting it - open faced.
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