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On a brighter note, the hot beverages were more than decent, offering a comforting warmth that complemented the dishes well. The soft-boiled eggs were impeccable, perfectly capturing that delightful balance between runny and creamy. The butter and kaya toast were equally spot on, evoking a sense of nostalgia and authenticity.
Overall, it was a satisfying meal, albeit the somewhat stiff pricing. The Nyonya experience, while not reaching the pinnacle of my expectations, still managed to offer a glimpse into the rich and intricate world of Nyonya cuisine. It was a journey of flavors, some soaring and some missing the mark, but all in all, a culinary adventure worth undertaking.
Nice food with authentic taste. Pasta marinara seafood was AWESOME ? ? spicy. My daughter love that.
Butter cream chicken pop corn with Japanese style also nice. Not spicy n suitable for kids or we cannot handle spicy.
Crispy duck mantau was nice n still hot.
Lemon sauce salmon, AMAZING!!!
All the food comes with reasonable price.
and muslim friendly.
This place here is very cosy and has good vibes, the people are friendly and very helpful. There are many parking spaces. Most of the food I have tasted and it’s yummy.
The dining atmosphere is good.
Staff is polite and service is good.
Not all dishes are perfect but some good dishes u may want to try:
1. Lamb shank
2. Fried chicken skin.
3. Grand prawn broth ramen.
4. Perfect match
5. Japanese chicken roll
6. Osmanthus Latte
Tried the Avocado latte but the avocado tasted slimy and with cereal bits. Didn’t go well with the coffee.
The Teafee is nice. Coffee mixed with tea.
Walnut coffee cake is nice.. but little tad sweet.
Went for lunch today to celebrate my sister’s birthday and we were really disappointed with the food. Since my mom was a vegetarian, she had less than 10 items to choose from and she ended up choosing sweet sour mocked chicken bento. Sadly my mom couldn’t even finish eating it cause the sweet sour sauce tasted like plain ketchup and the sides given, raw edamame, fried enoki mushroom and pickled radish didn’t add any flavour to the bento.
The butter milk chicken bento had good portions of chicken but it leaves you too full. Tried raw edamame for the first time and that would be my last time for sure.
Egg fried rice with popcorn chicken tasted like stir fried white rice with egg and soy sauce. There was no other flavour in that fried rice but only popcorn chicken to accompany it. Not to forget the small portion of fried rice that didn’t suit the price but for how bland it tasted, we’d rather have that small portion.
Nasi lemak ayam goreng although had a big portion and tasted nice, the two big papadom and two big fried chicken thighs will leave you too full and uneasy.
The only two good things we had was the banana ice cream waffle and the mushroom soup with garlic bread. Those were the only food that made my mom happy after the really bad meals we had.
We chose Muffin House for our lunch because few months ago, they had a different menu which had wider vegetarian options and they served such good food only to be disappointed this time by the new menu and really bad meals.
This will be our last time visiting Muffin House.
The mango + yuzu cake not only looks inviting, the flavor is light, refreshing with the fragrance of the fruits. Was told that it’s available on Friday, brought over from Melaka, we’re indeed lucky. Sipping tea and munch the salad along, we have a wholesome supper.