Now this is what I call breakfast.
Breakfast Like A King, RM 28
This has topped my list of favourite brekkie places. Their homemade pork sausage & hash brown are fabulous!
It comes with a glass of OJ and tea/coffee and will definitely keep you full ’till dinner.
Breakfast starts from 8 AM – 5 PM. El Meson is non-Halal.
El Meson
No.61 Jalan Telawi 3,
Bangsar,
Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: +603 22828290
Marmalade at BV2 had a revamp recently and I like the interior very much!
It looks brighter, more family-friendly and there’s a small playground for kids. However, they did bring down the famous ferris wheel background and replaced it with a wallpaper.
Marmalade’s one of my favourite breakkie/brunch places to go to with my friends. They serve great toasts and scrambled eggs!
Aside from their breakfast, my favourite items from their menu are their salads & beef lasagna. Their carrot cake is yummy as well :)
Marmalade
1F-18, First Floor, Bangsar Village II,
No.1, Jalan Telawi Dua, Bangsar Baru,
59100 KL.
Tel: 03-2282 8301
Plan B at BV2 is the probably latest hang out place for everyone (think: Delicious). It’s always packed but Mr. T & I were fortunate enough on one Saturday brunch time to get a table.
They have a variety on their menu ranging from Western to local dishes. I’m a fan of big breakfasts (McD’s included!) so I took their Plan B breakkie while Mr. T had the spaghetti marinara.
Their pasta sauce was made from scratch and we could taste the herbs – very nice.
For RM 22, I thought this was not worth it and it wasn’t as good as other joints that offer breakfasts. It came with a glass of orange juice and tea (or coffee). The scrambled eggs were tasteless but the sausage was good – I wished they gave 2 instead of 1!
BV2 has a lot of nice eateries & I’m exploring them one-by-one – you’ll see more posts of the BV2 restaurants soon!
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