Cosy corner…

We’ve been here…

…before and yes, I did blog about it, the branch of the one in the rather congested part of town where parking can be such a pain, tucked in a nice cosy corner of the Giant Megamall…

…here. Other than the fact that parking is a breeze, it is covered so you will not have to endure the unbearable oven-like heat in the vehicle once you have finished your lunch and are getting into your car to drive home.

We were there for lunch the day of the Mooncake Festival and the place was gaily decked up and ready for the occasion…

My girl had what she would always order everytime she drops by here – the crispy chicken with maltaise sauce (RM19.90)…

She enjoys it so much but this time around, they did not seem that generous with the sauce but still, it was good and she loved the potato salad by the side a lot too.

The mum had the grilled chicken with homemade brown sauce (RM19.90)…

…and yes, it was very much to her liking.

I loved their tuna toast so I decided to try the turkey ham and cheese toast (RM14.90)…

…for a change. It was all right just that it felt like I was eating pizza…

…but I added the coleslaw and sliced lettuce on top and ate and that sure made a difference and I would say that I did enjoy my order as well.

We had their red velvet (RM9.00)…

…for dessert and though it tasted quite nice, especially the cream, we did not like the coarse and somewhat dry texture of the cake so let’s just say we have had better ones elsewhere.

The bill came up to only RM61.35, inclusive of GST, and I must say that I was pleasantly surprised as I had expected a lot more. However, I did not say anything and just paid and left. Later, I heard from somebody that there was an on-going special promotion with a 15% discount for lunch or whatever and when I checked the cashier’s receipt, true enough, we got a deduction of RM10.83 from the gross total of around RM72.20. Now, ain’t that nice?

We just had a simple steamboat dinner at home that night, so I would say that this delightful lunch sort of made up for the lack of anything special in conjunction with the festival.