After our lunch at Double One Bistro and Pub and appointment in
Kelana Jaya, we drove to Nilai. We spend about 2 hours to
settle the needed issues. Before heading back home, I was in need of another
round of food. It’s so strange that I eat very little at home but when I
am out, my food addiction goes out of hand. My two friends were
not really keen to eat but they did not mind joining me for a drink.
We came down
from the office building and I spotted StarHut Cafe, situated further down the same
row. The cafe was practically empty, in fact we were the only
customers at 3.30pm.
Despite trying to pursue my friends to order food, they were contented with a drink each - the Hot Milo and Ice Jasmine Lemon Tea. A milo is a milo anywhere you have it. The jasmine lemon tea did wonders to chill my friend's dry throat. I agreed with him that the lemony flavored ice tea was a good choice for the heat from the burning hot sun.
I could not decide. I flipped the menu
over and over and screened the range of food and drinks.
As much as I was tempted to attack the nasi lemak, I changed my mind. Instead I preferred
a simple snack. I ordered the egg sandwich and for a cool burst, opted for the Orange Yoghurt juice. My orders arrived within minutes
and I took small bites of the sandwich.
The buttered slices of
bread were stuffed with generous spread of egg filling and topped with shredded cabbage.
The taste was alright but the egg filling was cold, as though it was
prepared earlier and kept in the fridge. My taste
buds are used to warm and piping hot food so I was a little disappointment. Yet I finished every bit of the sandwich because I was really hungry. On the other hand,
the yogurt orange juice was prepared on the spot. Amid the distance from where we were sitting and the open concept pantry, I had a view of how the staff pulsed the fresh oranges and yogurt together in the blender. True enough I felt the cool burst down my throat.
This so called "tea break" cost
us RM17.10. Given another chance to come back to this cafe, I have intention of trying out the tempting nasi lemak as per their menu.












Price quite normal for a place with a cafe name on it and some more got a Star infront,unlike the nice nasi dagang i had this morning at a stall at Tanjung Api in Kuantan which cost me only RM 2 plus another RM 1 for a teh tarik.
ReplyDeletei love the bread ms.nava some more with cabbage toppings and egg yummy!! i can smell it here hehehe
ReplyDeleteA delicious looking cafe with a great selection :D
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I loved the menu...I would have gone for the Nasi Lemak. Really good to know that you mentioned those points as well which you didn't like. Thanks!
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