Waltzing back to Dancing Fish. Click here for earlier entry (December 13).
Javanese home-style broth, brimming with chicken & veggies. Decent enough to satisfy soup lovers; slightly too peppery, but at least it wasn't excessively salty or oily.
Mackerel otak-otak, fried in pandan leaves. Kinda like a cross between regular otak-otak and pandan chicken. Might not be a hit with everyone though; we liked how the texture wasn't wet and mushy, but the taste lacked a memorable oomph.
Calamari grilled over charcoal embers and basted with BBQ sauce. As smoky and caramelized as promised on the menu. At first bite, it even tasted like pork char siew!
Buntut Belado Enak (oxtail braised in herbs & spices, served with a non-spicy chili salad). Tender, aromatic meat, but could be too fatty and gelatinous for some.
Durian & coconut gelati. Made from fresh fruit for authentic flavors.
No cocktails here, but the mocktails include Spicy Mango Lime & Wild Minty Cucumber Soda. Fizzy stuff _ fragrant and not too sweet.
Dancing Fish,
3rd Floor, Bangsar Shopping Centre.
Tel: 2095-6663
