Carnivores can have a field day at Meat Point, a proudly halal steak-serving outlet.
Meat Point uses beef from Australian cows raised at a Kuala Kangsar farm; choose your cut from the chiller and it'll be cooked for you within several minutes.
Go for grass-fed: rib-eye, RM42 for nearly 300 grams. Sure, it's not the most incredible steak in town, but for this price, it's probably on par with, say, Las Vacas.
Bone-in lamb loin, RM42 for 300 grams. And before anyone asks, nope, this friendly, efficiently run outlet has no ties to Meatworks.
Roast beef bacon rolls with asparagus (RM9.90). Can you say addictive? Oh yeah.
Lamb sausages (RM7.90), juicy and savory enough to keep us contented.
Fish is meat too, right? Meat Point's salmon is OK, soaked in a creamy sauce that might have served to mask some of the fish's shortcomings.
All in all, not a bad stop, particularly for Muslim beef buffs. Here's wishing Meat Point luck.
MeatPoint,
62, Jalan Burhanuddin Helmi, Taman Tun Dr Ismail.
Open daily, all day long.
Pick your choice of meat from chiller and they'll do the rest of cooking for u. Sounds good. Applicable to salmon too?
ReplyDeleteMelissa: oh yeah, you can choose your portion of salmon by weight too. we selected one of the smaller slices, and i've forgotten what the price was, but it was reasonable =)
DeleteI will go for lamb or fish, since I don't eat beef, hehe.
ReplyDeleteThey serve desserts and coffee as well?
CK: got mushroom soup and mussels also for customers who don't like meat :D oh, no dessert or coffee, i think. ermm, but got fruit salad =)
DeleteUnfortunately desserts arent available at the moment but they do serve coffee! (:
DeleteUnfortunately desserts arent available at the moment but they do serve coffee! (:
Deletesooo meaty! my dad and bro will go crazy at this place!!! hehe what's up with men and meat? :P
ReplyDeleteVien: primal cravings, i figure! must be encoded in our genes, thanks to our caveman forefathers who went out hunting for fresh meat everyday! :D
DeleteRM42 for 300gm? That's wallet friendly. I'll have 500gm please! :D
ReplyDeleteBangsar Babe: ya, i can't recall whether prices here are lower than Las Vacas' ... they're probably pretty similar, i guess. and if it helps, the mashed potatoes and mixed veggies that come with each steak are complimentary :D
Deleteat RM42 for 300gm, it's definitely cheaper than Las Vacas or similar places! I'm getting all excited already. =D Probably won't bother too much with non-steak items on the menu here though..heh
ReplyDeleteDrops of Contentment: true, i'd skip the lamb and the salmon. though i think the sausages and the bacon rolls are definitely worth having, especially since they cost barely RM10 =)
Deletenice to find salmon there :) not their specialty but it's a good effort from them. delicious looking!
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Fish: you're right, it's a nice addition to the menu, and maybe a healthier choice compared to the beef and lamb =)
DeleteThe roast beef bacon rolls with asparagus looks good. I can have two plates of that and skip the steak.
ReplyDeleteSmitten By Food: a good plan! it requires less cutting, and the asparagus would be a healthy veggie addition :D
DeleteI think calling it Australian Beef would be rather misleading.
ReplyDeleteChiichii: hmmm, i guess australian cows raised and finished in malaysia might be more accurate =)
DeleteThe wagyu meat is fantastic! A little pricey but still value for money. Heard that they have just opened for a week, and more items like deserts, coffee etc will be added to the menu.
ReplyDeleteKiambat: that's good to hear! i'll try to head back sometime for the wagyu steak and maybe the desserts =)
Deletethe beef is so juicy...
ReplyDeleteI am sure it is very delicious....
Simple Person: juicy steaks are one of my favorite foods :D
DeleteSo the steak wasn't tough? Another Australian-locally bred cow, Gemas Gold can sometimes have a tough texture.
ReplyDeleteI'd like a plate of that roast beef bacon rolls with asparagus too! :)
Baby Sumo: it was OK, i think, not as tender as i would have preferred, but definitely acceptable for the price. and well-prepared =) i guess that bacon-asparagus recipe would be something you could easily make at home too though! :D
DeleteI wonder if they would do that to sheep too, like bring in the awesome stuff from australia and breed them in Malaysia.
ReplyDeleteMichelle: ooh, i wonder if that would be profitable though. beef might still be more profitable since the demand is stronger =)
DeleteNo Gemas Gold from the National Feedlot Council then, eh? :P
ReplyDeleteTiming: nopes, not here :D
DeleteRoast beef bacon rolls with asparagus - yes please!
ReplyDeleteThe Yum List: coming right up, ma'am! =)
Deletedrooling on the roast beef bacon rolls wit asparagus..
ReplyDeleteCindy: i'd recommend that dish! :D
Deletereminds me of darabif's writing on the wall, lets meat!
ReplyDeleteKY: a meet-up with meat would be moo-velous! :D
Deletewhat's those 2 bottles in the fridge?
ReplyDeleteEiling: some sort of sparkling fruit juice, i think. definitely not wine, heheh =)
DeleteMeat goodness! Hmmmm I was hoping those 2 bottles were wines:P
ReplyDeleteMissyblurkit: heheh, i had been hoping that too! i went close-up to inspect, but unfortunately they weren't :D
Deletehello there! feel free to drop by at this page. All dessert are homemade, based in ttdi.. =) http://www.facebook.com/pages/Chokopopz/321622621210119
ReplyDeleteSYeNi69: looks good =)
Deletehad a taste of their creme brule..earlier this evening.. yummy!
ReplyDeleteFinsterina: glad to hear you're giving them the thumbs up! :D
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