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Been wanting to try this shop for their sando but its always empty and didnt look inviting enough for me to go, eventually I did. Service was okay, waiter just a lil unresponsive and slow but their food, surprisingly good. Chicken Sando was huge and fairly price for a cafe in Bangsar. Its even better than nutmeg I must say,cheaper too! Definitely will be dropping by again to try their other food.
After reading some review on instagram and google, I have quite high expectation on the Egg Sando. It turn out to be jus mediocre, we'll it's special in a way as they added ramen egg to the sando.
We also ordered spicy yuzu barramundi which has a crispy crust however it's not something I would prefer, instead being spicy and tangy, it actually taste a little sweet, maybe the sweetness is from the salad dressing.
Maybe will return to sample their weekday lunch menu which seems to be very reasonably priced.
We also ordered spicy yuzu barramundi which has a crispy crust however it's not something I would prefer, instead being spicy and tangy, it actually taste a little sweet, maybe the sweetness is from the salad dressing.
Maybe will return to sample their weekday lunch menu which seems to be very reasonably priced.
The service is great! The interior is averagely nice. We came during weekdays so there's no crowd. So we ordered
1) Beef & Mushroom Pasta - 7/10
For the price, it was nice but maybe a lil bit of taste (salt) would do wonders.
2) Pan Seared Salmon - 7/10
It was okay, the mashed potato is great.
3) Katsu Sando - 5.5/10
The chicken is nice and juicy but it was overwhelmed by the taste of the sauce. That said, the sauce made the bread soggy :( BUT, there's a big however here, the chips are heavenly, the best. Chips by itself, 10/10
The server asked us how's the food and we said it was okay except for the sando to which they then gave a complimentary juice(?) but the drink was so refreshing, regret not taking the name of the drink. As you can read and I'm again repeating, the service was awesome. Kudos.
1) Beef & Mushroom Pasta - 7/10
For the price, it was nice but maybe a lil bit of taste (salt) would do wonders.
2) Pan Seared Salmon - 7/10
It was okay, the mashed potato is great.
3) Katsu Sando - 5.5/10
The chicken is nice and juicy but it was overwhelmed by the taste of the sauce. That said, the sauce made the bread soggy :( BUT, there's a big however here, the chips are heavenly, the best. Chips by itself, 10/10
The server asked us how's the food and we said it was okay except for the sando to which they then gave a complimentary juice(?) but the drink was so refreshing, regret not taking the name of the drink. As you can read and I'm again repeating, the service was awesome. Kudos.
If you are looking for a cafe that is similar to Alexis or VCR but a bit quieter, try this cafe out. There was hardly a crowd here during lunch hour despite there being a lunch set menu under RM 30. The service staff here are accommodating and attentive with their service . Food tasted like they were made of quality ingredients though the egg in the egg sandwich was a bit too cold and salty . Did not feel pressured to eat hastily . Just a very relaxed vibe here . Limited selection of pastries offered at the counter . Cafe opened since 2 years ago .
Beautiful interior and great vibe. Not too crowded on a weekday after work.
Ordered their beef and mushroom pasta, costs me Rm34, kinda disappointed by it, the beef is so difficult to chew and swallow, until i have to cut it into smaller pieces even though it has already come in as quite thinner piece.
And the pasta is too dry, need to have water to swallow it down too.
The mushroom, well, they cut it into a big chunk, ended up i could still taste the inner part of the mushroom thats is not seasoned and it tastes awful to me. 🙁 Again water is my saviour here.
Very regret to have ordered the pasta😞
Also ordered the cocktail: For God’s Sake, with sake and umeshu. It tastes great.
Ordered their beef and mushroom pasta, costs me Rm34, kinda disappointed by it, the beef is so difficult to chew and swallow, until i have to cut it into smaller pieces even though it has already come in as quite thinner piece.
And the pasta is too dry, need to have water to swallow it down too.
The mushroom, well, they cut it into a big chunk, ended up i could still taste the inner part of the mushroom thats is not seasoned and it tastes awful to me. 🙁 Again water is my saviour here.
Very regret to have ordered the pasta😞
Also ordered the cocktail: For God’s Sake, with sake and umeshu. It tastes great.
Like that it's less crowded but to find a parking spot in the Telawi area, my best bet is to park inside Bangsar Village and walk over.
Furnishing is simple, and a bit on the rustic and menu has decent enough breakfast & brunch selections. The portion, however comes as a surprise. You'll definitely walk out with a happy stomach.
We had the classic avo toast that comes with a very well done poached egg, aglio olio, grilled salmon yuzu salad and finishing off with turamisu French toast.
Furnishing is simple, and a bit on the rustic and menu has decent enough breakfast & brunch selections. The portion, however comes as a surprise. You'll definitely walk out with a happy stomach.
We had the classic avo toast that comes with a very well done poached egg, aglio olio, grilled salmon yuzu salad and finishing off with turamisu French toast.
Overall great experience at Mizu.
Had a group of 6 and we sat at the outdoor seating. Waiters were attentive.
We ordered a variety of dishes, but personally tried the carbonara pasta and it was delicious. Beef and Mushroom stroganoff was also tasty. Overall portions are generous with average cafe prices.
But the star of the night was the lemon curd cake which was amazing! Tangy and just the right amount of sweetness. Perfect way to end the night.
The bangsar telawi area can get a bit busy and crowded, especially on a Friday evening, but was not jam packed in Miso, which is great for social distancing.
Overall, great experience and will visit again!
Had a group of 6 and we sat at the outdoor seating. Waiters were attentive.
We ordered a variety of dishes, but personally tried the carbonara pasta and it was delicious. Beef and Mushroom stroganoff was also tasty. Overall portions are generous with average cafe prices.
But the star of the night was the lemon curd cake which was amazing! Tangy and just the right amount of sweetness. Perfect way to end the night.
The bangsar telawi area can get a bit busy and crowded, especially on a Friday evening, but was not jam packed in Miso, which is great for social distancing.
Overall, great experience and will visit again!
