Charcoal waffle (MYR 22 nett) sprinkled with roasted walnut, pieces of mochi covered by kinako powder and a scoop of oolong ice cream. The black sugar syrup (kuromitsu) was served separately in a mini syrup pitcher.
We did not drizzle the black sugar syrup over the waffle as it was sweet enough for us. I did not like the texture of this mochi - to me, it is a bit rubbery - soft rubbery. I have eaten mochi in Japan and the texture is not like this, it is soft and a bit chewy, not rubbery at all. I can taste the Oolong taste in the ice cream and it is not very sweet so the ice cream is ok.
My friend's flat white at MYR 12 nett.
Due to the 18% discount, the total bill is MYR 44.30 nett.
They sell slices of cakes too.
Order and pay at the counter.
This cafe and dessert bar is located on the same row as Ribs King, Paramount Garden, PJ.
Been a long time since I eat waffles with ice cream, the last time was in JB
ReplyDeleteya did not see you post about waffles lately.
DeleteWe have those at the coffee places here, equally expensive, the coffee too - never been. Nice name, Kung Fu Panda.
ReplyDeleteI guess due to the colour of the waffle they call it panda.
DeleteWhenever they say it is Charcoal Bread, Buns and Waffle, I often wondered whether they added so much real charcoal to make it so black. It doesn't taste anything like charcoal.
ReplyDeleteI love to eat waffles when it is still freshly toasted crispy & hot. Yums!
I have not tasted charcoal in its original form before.
DeleteI love waffles with ice cream!
ReplyDeleteme too.
DeleteI seldom take dessert. Usually full after first course.
ReplyDeleteBut this charcoal waffle was enticing. I haven't tasted charcoal waffle yet. Bet it was good with Ice cream on top.
I can say that it tastes good but the charcoal does not change the taste of the waffle because it tastes like the other waffles I have tasted too. No strong distinctive taste.
DeleteCharcoal-y foods sure are pretty.
ReplyDeleteMakes the other colours stand out?
DeleteYeah.
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