Pub-loving, pork-munching carnivores, feel free to howl at the moon at Plaza Damansara.
At this friendly neighborhood watering hole, stressed-out urban slaves can cast off their worries and sink their teeth into a better-than-expected pork burger, boasting one of KL's juiciest patties, melted colby cheese and caramelized onions.
Something tasty for everyone, from Indian-inspired tamarind pork varuval with butter briyani, tomatoes and chili raita ...
... to Chinese Hokkien mee, complete with crunchy pork lard. And there's still more on the menu, including the likes of pork meatballs and bacon-wrapped pork belly.
Chilean and Aussie wines make up the house-pouring selection.
Lots of hard liquor makes it hard to remember what we drank. Ermmm, whiskey?
If the live music isn't too loud, ask the service team whether Margaritas and Martinis are available (or sit at The Moon Bar's alfresco section, shielded from the sounds of the guitars).
The Moon Bar,
4, Jalan Medan Setia 2, Plaza Damansara, Bukit Damansara, Kuala Lumpur.
Open daily from 5 p.m., except Sundays.
I am over-the-moon looking at tat pork burger with melted Colby cheese...yumsss =)
ReplyDeleteUlric: heheh, it might be even nicer with a sunny egg on top, but maybe that can be requested =)
DeleteYes, i think the pork will release some of my stress at work!
ReplyDeleteWong: i need some pork to chase away some stress too, heh =)
DeleteHokkien mee with crunchy pork lard is a favorite but "wok hay" do not look so powerful on that plate!
ReplyDeleteWong: i think i'd give the hokkien mee here a 6/10. it's decent enough, but ya, not amazing =)
DeletePork burger! :D
ReplyDeleteTNG: a good pork burger! :D
DeleteThis is lovely! A mix of different cuisines...and to think they have also included hokkien mee!
ReplyDeleteMissyblurkit: oh yeah, it's a pub where everyone can find a dish that'll attract them, i think :D
DeleteThe Hokkien mee at Petaling Street is my go-to late night supper place!!!! and of course, no plate of hokkien mee is completely with the crunchy lard :P hohohoho
ReplyDeleteVien: oooh, i think the petaling street hokkien mee might be available at the special chinese hawker food court either in publika or lot 10 too. heh, i once had a hokkien mee that contained more lard than any other ingredient. it was crazy! :D
DeleteOH NO. that burger....boasting one of KL's juiciest patties.. reminds me of hungry hog. And IM HUNGRY NOW...!;P is it expensive?
ReplyDeleteEunice: thanks for reminding me of the hungry hog too! it's been too many months since i went there the last time. heh, the burger here at the moon is reasonably priced, i think. can't remember the exact cost, but shouldn't be too much more than RM20-plus =)
DeleteI don't drink, but I can have hokkien mee and the pork burger, hehehe.
ReplyDeleteCK: i think you will enjoy the food here! heh, and ya, i guess the pork briyani is a bit too spicy for some of us =)
Deleteso can give the burger lab a run for the monies? the burger i mean?
ReplyDeleteCiki: oh, it's too different to compare, i think. especially since myburgerlab doesn't serve pork burgers =)
DeleteLove that you can wash your Hokkien Mee down with a glass of Chilean wine! Talk about clash of cultures..
ReplyDeleteYouHadYourLunch: true, it's a cool sign of the times! i'd love to bite into some meaty satay and pair it with a chardonnay next! :D
DeleteAnd it has friendly staff!
ReplyDeleteFootfringe: friendly staff are a plus point indeed! :D
DeleteThe Hokkien mee looks pretty good to me! Been a while since I had a plate.
ReplyDeleteBaby Sumo: same here! i think i've only had hokkien mee a couple of times so far in 2012 =)
DeleteHokkien mee will nvr be perfect without the pork lard! Hehehe...
ReplyDeleteThough I don't eat the pork lard...but its the flavors that makes it tastier ;-)
Melissa: heheh, pork lard is a magical ingredient! :D
Deletewow these place serve lots of food..
ReplyDeletefrom chinese to western
Simple Person: yeah, the variety here will help to attract a larger group of customers, i hope :D
Deletei think there's too much water and ice in the whisky... provided you tell me that there's 4 shots in there! haha
ReplyDeleteEiling: heheh, I think you're probably right. After all, you know much more about whiskey than me! :D
DeleteLove going to moon bar for the food! Especially their new supper menu nasi lemak and not to forget the hokkien mee!
ReplyDeleteRivalpine: thanks for the info about the supper menu! will try to check out their nasi lemak sometime =)
DeleteI heard they are coming up with soups and salads. And chocolate lava cake too!
DeleteRivalpine: good, more variety :D
DeleteHokkien mee with wine! Woo hoo!
ReplyDeleteMerryn: a great combination! wish i could have it more often :D
DeleteHi, May I know the price range??
ReplyDeleteOne: apologies, it's been a bit too long, so my memory is hazy, but a meal here should cost about RM30 =)
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