One of the better-looking hotel lounges in downtown KL, though its age is surely showing. Sometimes we tend to ignore the food that these lobby outlets serve, but several of them do put genuine effort into crafting their menus.
Yellowfin tuna, deep-fried with spinach & breadcrumbs. A unique recipe that turned out to be surprisingly scrumptious. Crisply battered, meaty and mild-tasting, without the overly fishy flavor that often tarnishes tuna.
Fried shrimp in a coconut-laced crust, served with guava sauce. An interesting mix of seafood and local tropical fruit flavors, this was a hearty, piping-hot portion that should please fans of fresh crustaceans. Not oily or soggy at all.
Crab meat breaded with cornflakes, served with sweet chilli sauce. The sole letdown in this trio of snack plates; the use of cornflakes sounded intriguing, but alas, it left no distinct impression. Also, you'll find crab cakes that are more moist and luscious elsewhere.
Chi-Chi (vodka, lemon, pineapple juice) & Hawaii Supreme (angostura, champagne). Would have been the perfect cocktails to sip at a seaside resort (sighhh).
Flo Lobby Lounge,
Equatorial Hotel, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur.
Wah so much fried stuff!
ReplyDeleteBaby sumo: oh yeah, but not greasy, fortunately! :D
ReplyDeleteThe grease + grease + booze combo is exactly what I'm craving at the end of the working day, calorie and cholesterol police be damned!
ReplyDeleteI guess the overly fishy flavor is due to the lack of freshness of the tuna.
ReplyDeletemin: the calorie police are hunting for most of us! wonder how long we'll be able to evade them. u can run, but u can't hide :D
ReplyDeletemichelle: yeah, so i do appreciate tasty tuna whenever i get it, heheh =)
i luv eatin fried stuffs actually, jz alws refrained frm doin so cos of the soggy oily taste. but done right, it's so comfy food!
ReplyDeleteTng: kfc! That used to be comfort food for me! Lovely fried chicken, heheh
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very nice lounche
ReplyDeleteFilip: yep, calm and comfy :D
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