We saw no stockbrokers & hedge fund managers at this Solaris Dutamas hangout, but it's nevertheless a bustling bar that seems to secure bullish business.
Nothing uncommon on the menu here, but we loved the fresh-tasting curry puffs, brimming with boiled eggs & potatoes.
Samosas stuffed with cheese & spinach, superbly executed. Crisp on the outside, comfortingly warm & mushy within, without a trace of excess grease.
Beef sausages with Holland onions & cili padi. A spicy wallop to wake our taste buds.
More pub grub: battered squid, a deep-fried delight, long after dusk had fallen.
Everybody on every table was guzzling beer _ except us. But how could we resist the sweet satisfaction of the Strawberry Margarita & Lychee Martini, no matter how non-masculine they look?
Peach Margarita & Fantasy Island (with the cute cocktail umbrella, hurray!).
Wall Street Bar,
Solaris Dutamas, Kuala Lumpur.
Cheese and spinach samosas look awesome. Haven't had good ones for quite some months...the Bankers Club seems to have stopped serving them for our breakfast meetings.
ReplyDeleteLychee martinis and margeritas are brilliant drinks. Refreshing and flavourful!
missyblurkit: whoa, samosas at the bankers club sound like a good way to snack while working! but ya, i rarely order samosas, cos they usually turn out disappointing. and yeah, it's a real pleasure to kick back and enjoy a margarita after office hours! :D
ReplyDeletethe squid looks tempting!
ReplyDeleteMichelle: excellent for nibbling! :D
ReplyDeleteAs long as I don't have to read the wall St J whilst im eating here.. :P haha
ReplyDeleteCiki: or The Economist magazine! Heheh :D
ReplyDeleteThe samosas look scrumptious... but better yet, the beef sausages with Holland onions & cili padi look like something I can muster myself at home. Hurrah! :D
ReplyDeleteCocktails at 3pm? (it still looks light outside) :P
ReplyDeleteWow!! Good place for those heavy drinkers :) happy hour at 3pm! LOL
ReplyDeleteKenny: oooh, that'll be a dish you can serve when the Casa Le Kenny private kitchen opens, as we discussed recently! :D
ReplyDeleteBaby sumo: heheh, the area was brightly lit with fluorescent lights! it was actually nearly midnight when we visited this place! =)
Leo: heheh, it's about 12 noon right now as i'm typing this reply to your comment, and i wish i could start drinking in three hours! :D
occupy wall street bar?
ReplyDeleteKY: heheh, it's all just drinkers here, no demonstrators! :D
ReplyDeleteDid you just campur French and Italian? Eeks.
ReplyDeletekenny: lalala, fusion isn't just about food, it can be applied to languages too! :D
ReplyDeleteI wannnn curry puffsss!!!
ReplyDeleteRebecca: heheh, i also likey! :D
ReplyDeleteTry fusing languages when you are travelling - would probably confuse and confound more than anything! :P
ReplyDeleteKenny: that's why you gotta ask the people you meet during your travels whether they can parlez vous italianese/germanese/japanese :D
ReplyDeletethey should have at least put up a tv with the stock prices. It may attract financialists.
ReplyDeleteeiling: heheh, yeah, that would be quite an appropriate theme with the name of the bar! but maybe distracting for some people while they're trying to drink, chat and relax, heheh :D
ReplyDeleteyou certainly focus on talking about what makes people hungry and thirsty after reading your blog! hehe
ReplyDeleteRad: heh, that sounds absolutely accurate, considering i'm almost always feeling hungry and thirsty! :D
ReplyDeleteHaha! As a human being, that should be normal! :DD
ReplyDeletei like it
ReplyDeleteOmg...You didnt try their Wall Street Burger??? You missed out BIG time!!! Its heavenly....Best part the patties are made from scratch and not frozen store baught ones!!! It will become an addiction! 100%! :))
ReplyDeleteOmg...You didnt try their Wall Street Burger??? You missed out BIG time!!! Its heavenly....Best part the patties are made from scratch and not frozen store baught ones!!! It will become an addiction! 100%! :))
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