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Strada Set Lunch

It's saturday afternoon.
And yes, I could try their set lunches/executive set lunches.

Here's the chicken and the fish.
The taste and presentation is so-so.
I don't find any uniqueness in their set lunches, as it really taste like chinese food.
The chicken is just like my mom's microwaved chicken.




















The set lunch comes with Iced lemon tea, soup, main course, and dessert (RM12.95)
The executive set lunch with americano coffee, soup/salad, main course and dessert (Rm18.95)
The dessert was carrot cake.
To top up for the dessert of our choice, we only had to pay an additional Rm5.80, and i chose the recommended signature dessert, Brownie with mango sorbet.



















Not much complaints.
But, they have 50% discounts for citibankers for their appetizers and RibEye. :)

For cakes, i found out that the whole tray of brownies that made from belgian chocolate with german chocolate coating cost RM150.
The tiramisu is Rm60 for 6", Rm80 for 8" and Rm100 for 10".

Maybe I would want to try the tiramisu some other day.
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Unknown said…
i had the tiramisu... wanna compare it with bella italia's tiramisu... one day...
21/10/08 8:52 PM
meiyi said…
compare the one at EQ!
21/10/08 8:56 PM
Anonymous said…
I just found out yesterday that Direct Access credit card can get 10% in this restaurant!! Ate twice without using the card.... :(
22/10/08 10:23 AM
Anonymous said…
Ya.. I just found out too.. next time must use the card already. CIMB really gives good deals.
22/10/08 11:43 AM
Anonymous said…
Say lar..compare the Tiramisu in EQ The View..later ppl go Red Dragon Restaurant at EQ then how..? U know lar..they serve dimsum one ma..where got tirahamisu.. :P

But err, either the pics u took or those dishes do look that way...they kinda ruin my appetite for tonight's dinner.. Sheesh..
22/10/08 6:11 PM
Unknown said…
"anonymous" here is FY isit?
28/10/08 12:12 AM
meiyi said…
it should be her, but she doens't admit it.. as usual..!
28/10/08 8:30 AM
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