Showing posts with label Pork. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pork. Show all posts

Tuesday, 12 April 2016

New Menu @ The Barn, 1 Mont Kiara , KL

The Barn has recently revamped their menu so we went back this week to check it out. On the current menu, you will find tapas + small plates, appetizers, cold cuts, sausages, burgers, meats, from the sea, pizza, pasta and even Asian favorites such bak kut teh and braised pork trotters. 

To start, we ordered the Tapas Combo Platter (RM68), which features their best-selling tapas items such as the crispy pork belly and pork satay with peanut sauce, as well as fried chicken wings, luncheon fries, deep fried button mushrooms and potato wedges. My favorite was the crispy pork belly, which was tender and flavorful with crunchy pork crackling. Other components of this platter was also nicely done - super sinful!





We were quite surprised to see Hokkien Mee (RM27) on the menu, to be honest. However, we certainly did not regret ordering this - they did a good job and it tasted pretty authentic. We could clearly see that the customers loved it too, as we saw plates after plates of Hokkien mee being served during lunch hour while we were there. The Hokkien mee here is cooked with "famous Petaling Street black sauce", with generous amount of pork lard, king prawns and squid.



One of the appetizers we tried here is the oven-baked Portobello mushroom (RM29) which was topped with bacon, tomato and oozy mozzarella cheese. Hubby liked this a lot. I saw another interesting appetizer on the menu which we didn't try this time - Kentucky Fried Frog.



We had the signature pork ribs the last time we were here, and enjoyed it. We were told that this oven-roasted baby back pork ribs (RM59) is an improved recipe. Our waiter arrives with our ribs and flambes it with some brandy before placing it on a wooden board before us. The ribs were tender and falling off the bone, however we felt that it could use a little bit more sauce. So, we requested for some extra bbq sauce and they happily obliged. The ribs are now served with roasted potatoes and vegetables as well as coleslaw.





For dessert, we had the creme brulee (RM25) served with a scoop of ice cream.The custard base was rich and creamy, however it was lacking the layer of hard caramel. Still good, though.


Latte (RM11)


You can check out my previous post here. You can also find The Barn in Gurney Plaza, Penang now .

Opening times: 12.00 noon to 12.00 midnight.


Location: The Barn, G-2, G-3 & G-26, Ground Floor, 1 Mont Kiara, No.1, Jalan Kiara, Mont Kiara 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. (opposite H&M) Parking rate at 1 Mont Kiara RM2 per hour on weekdays.

Tel: +603 6211 5620

Website: http://www.thebarn.com.my/

GPS Coordinates: 3.165476, 101.652477



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Monday, 21 March 2016

Menya Musashi, Raffles City, Singapore

In Singapore, it is likely that you will need to queue to get into a restaurant especially during lunch and dinner hours. Most of the time, we would just eat earlier to avoid having to queue. We went to Menya Musashi to have our dinner at 5pm and there were only 2 more tables there at that time ;)

They have laminated menus here, as well as iPad menus. Ordering is done via the iPad, once you have selected and added the items you want to the basket, click send order. 

I ordered the black soup tsukemen ($14.90), which was really good. Although we can get Menya Musashi in KL, the tsukemen are different from one another, and I do prefer the SG version more. You get four pieces of char siu with your tsukemen, as well as thick noodles, bamboo shoots and half an egg. Love the thick noodles dipped into the black garlic sauce. However, they definitely have nicer eggs in KL - soft and runny, just the way I like them. And by the way, in SG outlet, you can order up to 5 x the normal noodle portion (for the same price) so it's great for big eaters.





Hubby went for the white soup char siu ramen ($11.90), which is Menya's signature white tonkotsu broth made by boiling a substantial amount of pork bones. The broth is rich and creamy, very tasty! Pricewise, KL's one cost RM19.80 so it's more reasonably priced and cheaper to eat it in KL. 
 


Service: Good.

Price: Total bill S$31.55. Green tea is complimentary.

Location: Menya Musashi, Raffles City Shopping Centre, 252 North Bridge Rd, #01-16, S 179103, Singapore.

Tel: +65 6336 6500

Nearest MRT: City Hall.



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