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2013-09-30
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it was a late afternoon on a Saturday early this year, the boyf and i were strolling around Bangsar Village. “What’s up for dinner, baby?” asked the boyf. first thing that registered in my mind was PLAN B! have read so many many reviews on it and i was itching to try it out!we opted for an al-fresco seating as it was pretty crowded indoor. the interior of this cafe actually gives me a rustic feel, very vintage and raw.a piles of paper kiaped with a dog clip to a wood plank, there you have the me
we opted for an al-fresco seating as it was pretty crowded indoor. the interior of this cafe actually gives me a rustic feel, very vintage and raw.
a piles of paper kiaped with a dog clip to a wood plank, there you have the menu. you can find a wide variety of American breakfast sets, pasta, salads, desserts and cake on the menu.
Wild Mushroom Soup | RM 10tiny bits of assorted mushrooms in every mouth. creamy and yum.
can see the amber bottle in the background? reminded me of lab glasswares. haha. they use it to store sky juice.
Chargrilled Cheeseburger | RM 23juicy homemade patty with a slice of cheddar. fries and onion rings as sides.
the way they present the food is berry western. like one you’ll get in Aussie or New York.the boyf said this was good. the portion was a tad small though. the onion rings can totally be forgone.
Asian-Style Golden Softshelled Crab Pasta | RM22spaghetti drenched in creamy butter sauce with chilli padi, crispy curry leaves, pinches of chilli flakes, topped with softshelled crab. it was a recommendation from the waiter. the flavour is a bit playful. creamy with a tinge of spiciness.
(off-focus) Spicy Buffalo Wings | RM16this dish comes with zucchini, celery sticks, and a blue cheese dip. wings were good yet sinful. cos there’s a pool of oil at the bottom of the bowl :/
will definitely pop by for their eggs benedict!
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