Showing posts with label pizza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pizza. Show all posts

Saturday, 15 August 2015

Pizzarium


Local delicacy with wide variety of pizza. 20 - 30 minutes walk from Vatican City. The pizza are sold by weight, quite expensive however it does taste good 















This is their traditional bites with cheese wrapped in using risotto look alike 




Verdict: 4 / 5

Sunday, 10 August 2014

Maco Vintage - Johor Bahru Cafe

Maco Vintage - Cafe Johor Bahru JB



Unfurnished shophouses selling local food are usually seen everywhere along the streets of Johor Bahru, and that is what they are famous for and what Singaporeans are looking for when they visit Jb over the weekend for food trip. Unlike the usual shophouses, Maco Vintage is a fairly good ambience themed cafe which serves French pastry, desserts, coffee and main dishes.

Modern and sleek interior design with widely spaced tables

Prompt service received whenever service button was pressed

Menu



Range of sweet and savoury dishes with very affordable prices

Trio Choco Mille Crepe Cake (RM8.50) - White, milk and dark chocolate layered accordingly from the top till bottom of mille crepe. Not fantastic as it appears due to its lack of texture.





Croissant Smoke Salmon (RM18) - One of the best dish ordered in this cafe. The mini croissants were buttery and crispy, while the generous serving of smoked salmon was thick and fresh. Quite worthy for the price paid for.

Chicken Ham Pizza (15RM) - Thin crust pizza was thin and crispy, taste ordinary.

Waffle (RM12) - Waffle was too chewy with mochi texture. Overall too sweet and hard to chew.




Assorted flavours of Mille Crepe on display




This cafe is very well furnished and thus I had set higher expectation for its food and dessert. Food could be improved to match with its good ambience.


Verdict: 3/5
Price: RM30 per pax

Address: 18, Jalan Ibrahim, Johor Bahru 80000, Malaysia (located next to Hiap Joo Bakery which sells banana cake and opposite Kin Wah coffeeshop, 10 mins walk from city square jb)

Opening Hours: Mon - Fri 1230pm-11pm
Sat 11am-12am
Sun 11am-11pm


  • Taste(3)
  • Environment(4)
  • Service(3)
  • Clean(3)


  • Price(3)


  • Monday, 14 April 2014

    Potbellies - Tiong Bahru


    Formally known as Heart of House, Potbellies reopen its doors right at Kim Tian road again with their same values of delivering delicious food and heart warming service for their patrons. A wide selection of craft beers, food, dessert and drinks are available on the menu.


    Look, Bottlecaps!! 

    Step onto bottlecaps flooring as you pull open the glass panel. 


    The cafe are decorated in vintage style. You get to see old school cups, TV etc etc


    Spot the oldies MTV showing on top



    Eat with comfort with hook underneath for your bags.



    Handmade lightning and other oldies stuff


    Current promotions


    Plates from our grandparents's era


    Checkered flooring


    Retro and vintage toys and decorative items on the shelves


    Dining table with chequered table top. This is not for decoration only, its the clever idea of the owner for customers to have a match of checkers or other old school games while waiting for food. This is to make their customers avoid using the handphone all the time. Sit back and enjoy a game or 2, laugh it out instead of looking at your handphone all day. Have a game, loser pay for the bill!! Hahahaha


    Rootbeer Float ($8) - Rootbeer with vanilla ice cream


    oldies cups



    Original Wings ( $4) - Crispy and juicy. BBQ and garlic chilli winglets available too.




    Otah Pizza ($22) - The weirdest ingredients you would find in your pizza - ikan bilis, otah and cucumber. Thick chunk of otah, generous toppings of cheese together with thin and crispy crust makes this local flavour pizza exceptionally outstanding. The spiciness is just right and adds on a punch to this savoury pizza. You would not stop with just one slice. Try eating your nasi lemak in pizza style!


    Pistachio Crunch ($10) - This unique dessert definitely worth mentioning. Bottom layer of nutty pistachio biscuit base topped with light pistachio mousse. A perfect combination of smooth and crunchy texture hit the spot entirely. Overall not too sweet and the vanilla ice cream blends well with it too. Do not leave Potbellies without tasting this dessert.


    Recent visit on 26/4/2014:


    Potbellies Deluxe Pizza ($22) -  I like this very much, generous spreading of cheese on the top, hams, onions and mushroom as toppings really spice things here. The pizza is soft and juicy, thin crust is very crispy. recommended for pizza lover


    Pork Knuckle ($55) - Gigantic Pork Knuckle with a serving of salad and gratin. This dish is highly recommended by the owner. The pork knuckle is marinated the day before and was cooked slowly in an oven to ensure crispy outer layer. The meat is flavoured but slightly on the salty side, but still taste delicious. Sambal chili and mustard sauce are provided, east and west fusion concept. If this is not enough, you still can dip into the brown sauce which was used to marinate the knuckle. 


    Gratin - Come with the pork knuckle, smashed potatoes and bread 




    Address: 16 Kim Tian Road, Singapore 169251 (5mins walk from Tiong Bahru MRT)
    Opening Hours: Tue - Sun 3pm till 12am
    closed on Mon and Public holiday
    Tel: 63762338

    Verdict: 4.5/5
    Price: $20+

    Potbellies certainly serves awesome food for their patron's bellies. This themed restaurant at the heartland of Tiong Bahru is a good place to chill and have a good meal with your friends or family. Though prices are slightly steep, the food and service certainly worth its value. Plus, the serve is good, the staff will on and off ask you for your opinions or have a chat or 2, interesting engagement which i am amuse and at the same time enjoying. Both indoor and outdoor seats are available. Will come back again to try other exciting dishes on the menu.

    • Taste(4)
    • Environment(5)
    • Service(5)
    • Clean(5)


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