Showing posts with label Grill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grill. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 February 2013

Logenhaus Roast & Grill, USJ.

My previous post on Logenhaus many years ago can be found HERE! I can't believe that we've been patronizing this restaurant since 2009 and now, I've got a fairly decent camera to do the food some justice. 

I do have to add that BLOGGER has refused me to upload more pictures because apparently, I'm way over my quota (I manage 3 blogs!) and I've also found a loophole. Instead of paying BLOGGER, I access my blogs through my Google+ and all the pictures that you see here, are all uploaded to Google+. 



I love escargot, In fact, I have the occasional cravings for escargot and Logenhaus serves one of the best escargots around. I might want a baby soon and hopefully, I can still be feasting on escargots then. Anyways, the escargot are cooked to a steamy perfection, served with Baguette slices and a form of garlic and herbs sauce. 

Truly, mouth watering and delicious!



The best food this place has to offer is their roast chicken. Tender, juicy and bursting with flavour in every bite. I recommend having it with a serving of pan fried potatoes... 


Daddykins had the Grilled Salmon with a side of pan fried potatoes. The salmon was very delicious, you can taste the freshness of the fish and the meat was just flaking off. It was heavenly. 

We love coming back here time after time for years now because of the simple, delicious and hearty food that they serve. I'm no atmosphere whore but I still like the rustic German interior. 

But do come and try the food. 

Address: 50, Jalan USJ 10/1B, Taipan Triangle. 
It's just across Starbucks. 
Phone: 03-56350733

~La Undomestic Goddess

Monday, 12 March 2012

Ole Ole Bali, Empire Gallery








Me and Dr. Eunice decided to try out Ole Ole Bali at Empire Gallery and it did not disappoint. It was more or less like Bumbu Bali in terms of the deco but the food is definitely waaaay more delicious than Bumbu Bali (Maybe because we're hungry?)

We both had the Nasi Campur (Mixed Rice) and this is not your ordinary Malay or Chinese Mixed rice, no.... It has these lightly grilled Calamaries that are grilled to perfection and not over cooked and chewy but the only thing missing was a lemon wedge.

The fish was tenderly grilled as well and tastes fresh and the satay lilit was the bom!!! It's a very thin layer of chicken meat "lilit" around a lemongrass stem and grilled to perfection.

The deco helps as well to set an ambiance with soft Balinese music playing in the background. I love this place and the food here plus taxes and water cost around 40MYR.

~La Undomestic Goddess