The Ceylon Bar experienced a much-needed facelift recently, refreshing the faded look of one of Changkat Bukit Bintang's earliest stars.
True to this establishment's name, several Sri Lankan-style recipes pepper the menu, including a nicely prepared fried rice platter with plenty of chicken, fish cakes, egg & prawn crackers. Customers craving a taste of South Asia can also order curries & kormas.
Other offerings include porky pub grub. Worth ordering: Scotch eggs that taste fresh & warm, with a soft coat of minced pork in breadcrumbs.
The house special burger is humongous, boasting a prime Aussie beef patty topped with pork bacon, egg, onions & chili con carne. Three animals _ cows, pigs & chickens _ were sacrificed for the sake of this monster. Excellent for exceptional appetites.
BBQ pork ribs. Savory succulence; you'll get your fingers soiled with sauce, but you'll like it.
No lack of cocktails here: Ceylon Island Iced Tea & Frozen Margarita.
Snowball (advocaat liquor, sprite) & Daiquiri.
Mojito & KGB (kahlua, galliano, baileys).
The Ceylon Bar,
Changkat Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur.
How to fit the burger in the mouth???!
ReplyDeleteBaby Sumo: heh, impossible (unless it's the mouth of some wild animal, like a tiger or lion)!!! we ended up just cutting the burger into smaller pieces. messy, but still tastes good :D
DeleteI can fit d burger in my mouth.. Armmm.... LOL
ReplyDeleteEgg really make a difference taste of d burger ..
Maybe when i was young i use to eat Ramly burger
(Ayam Special cheese burger)
low budget what..
Simple Person: heheh, maybe you could fit the burger if you squeeze it to make it thinner :D ya, i think most burgers might taste better with egg. i would like to buy a big mac from mcdonald's someday and add my own fried egg into it! :D
DeleteOoooh...I'm so gonna try shoving that piece of meat patty in my mouth. LOL.
ReplyDeleteBut the place looks promising.
Qwazymonkey: haha, practice makes perfect! Open wide and say ahhhhhh! :D
Deleteburger followed by drinks and chilling while watching people pass by...i'll like ceylon bar:D
ReplyDeleteMissyblurkit: sounds like you've got the absolutely ideal formula for a pleasant evening! :D
DeleteTime to expand my big mouth to accomodate d humongous three-meat burger...nice!
ReplyDeleteUlric: heh, maybe the Ceylon bar should organize some sort of burger-eating competition! :D
DeleteScotch Eggs - an egg in another egg. =) Will keep this dish in mind
ReplyDeleteSmitten By Food: it's eggs-cellent! :D
DeleteThat animals being sacrificed simply means one ought to enjoy every single bite! :D
ReplyDeleteKenny: no creature that's being sacrificed for food should perish in vain! :P
DeleteThe burger looks like a bad choice for a valentine's day...
ReplyDeleteMichelle: yaaa, onions should be banned from V-Day menus :D
DeleteI would like to try the burger but all of the dishes shown here are porky! Yikes
ReplyDeleteI guess I can only enjoy the drink and the talk :)
Rad: heheh, it's still possible to enjoy yourself that way! :D
DeleteLook like Ceylon Bar just made themselves a worthy to revisit outlet again.
ReplyDeleteResto nowadays do need to reinvent themselves from time to time. Competition is just too stiff!
Rebecca: true! i hope the ceylon bar will be around for many more years to come! :D
DeleteOne house burger for me please! :P
ReplyDeleteBangsar-Babe: coming right up, ma'am! :D
Deletethis place does look like a nice place to chill out in the evenings. I love the chairs. Must be nice and cooling to sit on.
ReplyDeleteEiling: on a cool, breezy evening after it rains, probably :D
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