FOOD REVIEW : Milk and Butter, Bangsar, Jalan Telawi 2

On a random Saturday night, three musketeers decided to hunt for dinner at Bangsar. Initially wanted to settle at Three Little Pigs and Big Bad Wolf but it was too mainstream. Searching continuously since we were not hungry yet, picked up the menu from Yeast. OMG, RM 95 per pax. I believe it is considered as cheap for a fine-dining like restaurant. The ambience, the design and the lighting are so so so up to the par! Maybe next time?

Walking down the street, I picked up the menu from Milk and Butter. Pocket friendly BUT we still could not make our decision BECAUSE there was no customer in the shop! It was dinner time and other restaurants like Antipodean and the aforementioned Yeast were so damn populated.

Anyhow, we entered Milk and Butter like a boss! We literally 包场！

After studying the menu with Google-ing the images of the food, we made our choice after quite a while~

Tips: Google the food photos. 
e.g. Milk and Butter+Bangsar+Food
There will be lots of photos~ This literally illustrates and gives you a prequel to avoid any disappointment ^^



TADAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! DESSERT OF THE DAY: WARM CHOCOLATE

WARM CHOCOLATE 

RM 17 (excluded 10% service charge and 6 % government tax)

Lava cake, caramelised banana slices and a scoop of durian ice-cream.

Something to die for..........

The cookie was damn nice!

Sweetness: (S)(S)(S)

OMG... There is always room for dessert ><

SPECTACULAR u,u

GOOD DEAL:　Worthy Western Grilled BONELESS Chicken Leg (thigh+drumstick) Set with complimentary chicken mushroom soup and fresh fruit juice

RM 23.9

(exclude 16% taxes)

The chicken was super duper JUICY! 

With a choice of BBQ, black pepper and mushroom soup, sauteed button mushroom + mashed potato

SUPERB!

The very nice CHICKEN MUSHROOM SOUP 

xoxo

Wondermama, Bangsar Village and dip n' dip

Wondermama, Bangsar Village is known as a hidden gem in Bangsar. It is located at the corner of the Bangsar Village, just beside Ben's General Store. The prices are affordable and the food served are above average. Love the ambience! The theme is more on the fusion of nostalgic and vintage while the food served is the fusion of western and Malaysia cuisine. 

Interesting right? We chose this restaurant as it is recommended by the bloggers.

The colourful unique bowls are standing proudly in the built-in antique shelves.

Spicy Maggu Goreng 

RM 15.9

This is not an ordinary Maggi Goreng. It is topped with generous amount of seafood!!!

Beer Burger RM 15.8

The fries are super duper crispy! We wonder the recipe.

Dancing Squid RM 14

Nothing much to shout out but the glass jar is unique enough.

Nyonya Laksa RM 13.9

Not spicy enough and the thick coconut milk makes me full instead of the vermicelli.

Kampung Fried Rice. RM 14

Superb!

Latte Week so we get the second cup of latte for free! Love how they present it as the nostalgic biscuit flowers are served instead of biscotti. 

After our dinner, we headed to dip n' dip which is located at a 5-minute walking distance from Wondermama, Bangsar Village to meet our friends. 

We ordered the triple chocolate crepe.

Triple Chocolate Crepre RM 17

This is just one cell thick. Less sweet than the RM 28 brownie. I think this is slightly overpriced as the portion is raticy small and it is really very thin!

Waffle stick. RM 10

This is much more sweeter than the triple chocolate crepe. Perhaps this is due to the waffle is flavored.

 

Wheeeee~ Asians at work. Tadaaaaa!

 The girls ~ xoxo

Nutmeg, Bangsar Village II and Three Little Pigs and Big Bad Wolf, Bangsar Village

We spontaneously visited Bangsar after our session at MATTA Fair, PWTC. It took around 25 minutes to reach our destination due to the massive traffic jam. Upon our arrival, we initially planned to settle our trunch (lunch + tea time) at Three Little Pigs and Big Bad Wolf but due to the hungers and shortage of time, we just randomly selected nutmeg cafe from the directory, this was what we usually do. 

Nutmeg cafe is a simplistic designed cafe with cozy sofa and wooden dining table. The price range is from RM 26- RM 40 for main courses while for desserts, it is around RM 10- RM 15. 

Due to the extreme hungers, we felt like ordering everything on the menu and we were too hungry and able to eat a cow. However, rationalism kicked in and we ordered a lemon trifle in addition to the main course.

It is not difficult to notice this urbanized looking cafe. I love the ambience though.

I love nature so wooden furniture is always on top of my list.

So we agreed to have our lemon trifle served prior to the main courses.

    

                 Lemon Trifle RM 13

The creaminess is neutralized by the savory lemon juice and this combination made the dessert. 

      Salmon Chunks Aglio Olio RM 23

This is what I ordered. Pretty good as I prefer aglio olio than spaghetti with gravy. 

 

           Southern Breakfast RM 26

This is the most savory looking main course of what we ordered that day. I will definitely order this during my next visit. You can choose the egg with any style as what all the cafés do. Scrambled, poached or omelette.

           Grilled Chicken RM 32

This was nothing special and the portion was kinda small as we expected it was at least a quarter of the chicken. Eventually, it was to sauce to make you full. Not satisfied with this main course.

Tadaaaaa! Asian at work💋

            Gladiator Burger RM 35

Due to our hunger, we headed to Three Little Pigs and Big Bad Wolf for this. 

It was pretty delicious as the bun was substituted with macaroni👍 Yumyum~~~