Cafe Cafe - The Main and The Sweet

So, for RM149, what can you expect from the main? Good stuff I tell you. We chose the Wagyu beef with white truffles. Sharon didn't like it so much but I loved it. Absolutely melt in your mouth beef. It is so soft that I don't think I can eat any other steak from now on. Wagyu! Give me more wagyu!



The set menu also come with one free dessert which you can choose from the menu. We chose one of their signature, the Chocolate Lava Cake which is fantastic! Served with vanilla ice cream, when you break the cake, you get hot chocolate oozing out. Yum!



And of course, we ordered extra. Dessert makes or break a restaurant! So we got the Creme brulee and it was again excellent. Done just right.

So for an RM149 set meal, I think it is not too expensive. Furthermore, it can feed two person if you are not a big eater. Just add a few more dessert, its worth it :P

I will be back on Monday as I don't blog on weekends, so see you then.

Up next: Err weddings?

Cafe Cafe - Appetizers!

Of course, every fine dining restaurant gives complimentary bread so of course Cafe Cafe would have it. The bread came with olive oil and vinegar but it was a bit hard. I suggest you request for the soft one the next time. The olive oil and vinegar was also served in a bowl which meant the vinegar sunk to the bottom.

You needed to get a lot of oil in order to get some vinegar. They should have served it in a saucer.



Our first appetizer of the day was... Pan fried foie gras! Absolutely, simply the best so far. You got to try it. Coming here and not eating this is a sin!



Our second appetizer as part of the set menu is Baked Escargot. But it was ok. Nothing fantastic to shout about. I prefer mine done the other way. Still in the shell, in a silver plate and lots of garlic.

So, tomorrow I will show you the main course and dessert. Keep an eye out for it.

A taste of Paris on Jln Maharajalela?

Recently, I went to Cafe Cafe with Sharon to celebrate my birthday. It was located in a corner that no one really looks out for and the hokkien mee down the road is probably more famous. A lot cheaper too.



The ambiance however was great. A bit dark so it makes for a perfect romantic outing. The place is also decorated to give a feel that you just walked into some cafe in Europe but instead, outside, it is pretty much the KL you know.

Everything has that old school cafe feel to it and well, it is really quite lovely.



So, if you are looking for a little romantic eatery, then look no further. What about the food you say? Well, that is for tomorrow :P

Tomorrow: APPETIZERS!

Time to eat!

Our meal @ Ole Ole Bali, Sunway Pyramid, originally uploaded by nicklwc.

It is my friend's birthday and he is treating us to a buffet at Le Meridien. Time to eat until I explode. :)

Oh, as usual, I just picked this shot out from my library and well, this is in Ole Ole Bali @ Sunway Pyramid. The Barli Limau is the goods.

Taken with Nikon D300 and 10.5mm fisheye.