(closed as of January 2016)
Bukit Bintang MUT-1(B)
Third Floor, Sungai Wang Plaza, Bukit Bintang
55100 Kuala Lumpur
Coordinates: 3.145029, 101.711230
Dropping Brendan off for his extra classes, we drove to the Bukit
Bintang area since I had to buy a printer cartridge at an IT store here.
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Lowyat Plaza, for all things IT and gadget-related |
We parked at Sungei Wang Plaza, and since it was close to
lunchtime we walked up to the third floor to try out a newly opened food court.
This so-called upmarket food court is located within Sungei
Wang Plaza which is one of the oldest and still very popular shopping malls in
town. Taking into account its location and foot traffic, we would think this
food court would be doing rip-roaring business.
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attractive front facade |
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hardly anyone here |
This was hardly the case, and we thought maybe this food
court catered to the weekday crowd. The existence of an older and more
reasonably priced food stall clustered located on the rooftop could also be
another factor?
I went to the Japanese stall and ordered the Chicken
Teriyaki with rice while Cat tried the 1Bee Hoon Soup. We both shared a bowl of mango
flavoured ice shaving.
1rice vermicelli soup
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mango and peaches |
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oo la la |
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I tried the chicken teriyaki |
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my stomach was grumbling |
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Cat's noodle soup |
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let's dig in! |
The verdict? The Chicken Teriyaki was okay; a little too
MSG-laden for my liking while Cat’s soup was just so-so.
Since both our meals went into double digits in terms of
price we wondered if this food court would be appealing enough to attract the
tenants at Sungei Wang Plaza. Despite the spiraling costs of food the average
person will still want to have his lunch cost no more than RM10.
We wish Big Food Street all the best.
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