Place your order at the counter and the food will be brought to you.
Walk along this corridor and you will find The Deli tucked behind Cilantro
There is no menu to flick through here, but rather everything that they offer is written on a huge chalkboard. If you are unsure of what to order, have a look at the slideshow on the TV screen and perhaps one of the tantalising photos would catch your eye.
I knew what I wanted even before I arrived, so I wasted no time in ordering the duck leg confit salad (RM17). Incredibly tender and flavoursome, I was a happy woman as soon as I took my first bite. I was most surprised that my daughter (only 2 years old) kept asking me for more "duck confit please mummy" and told me at the end of the meal that she wanted to return for more "duck confit" the next time we're in town. It was so good that she even licked the bones clean. I guess next time we would have to order 2 portions of this - one for her and one for me. Ah before I forget, the salad was clean tasting and dressed with a tinge of balsamic vinegar. Definitely one of the tastiest and most reasonably priced duck confit in KL!
My mum chose to have the Fish and Chips (RM20) since my daughter likes eating fish. Everything is freshly prepared here, down to the tartare sauce. The dover sole was fresh, sweet and flaky and was coated in a light batter. The tartare sauce was very good, we just couldn't stop dipping our fish and chips in it. So good, we had to ask for a refill.
Baby C clearly enjoying the ice-cream very much, we only managed to steal a few bites before she declared it as hers!
The Deli offers a take-away service, so we bought a grilled beef sandwich (RM20) back for The Unc. The wagyu beef was tender, succulent and perfectly cooked, served with caramelised onions, rocket leaves and grilled peppers. However, the ciabatta and chips must have gotten soggy during the transit home (the chips we had with the fish and chips were fine).
Wonderfully tender beef
Verdict: A great place for a casual lunch. Plus point is that I can bring my kids along for a good quality lunch.
The fish fillet is a bit overcooked? The batter skin was a bit dark in colour wor, or just the lighting problem?
ReplyDeleteChoi Yen: Yeah the batter is a little brown, but the fish definitely wasn't overcooked. It was a really good fish and chips dish.
ReplyDeleteI want to go there too!
ReplyDeleteLooks like good food in a relaxed environment, which can also be enjoyed by CnD - I look forward to my Deli visit.
ReplyDeleteGlad you and esp Chloe loved the place. The cakes are also good too from what I hear.
ReplyDeleteMichelle: I'm sure there are many great delis and cafes in Melbourne.
ReplyDeleteC&D's daddy: I'd be happy to go with you :D And Baby C too....
ReplyDeleteboo_licious: Thanks for writing abt this place. Will try more of their stuff next time we visit :D
ReplyDeleteSeems like a good place to have a quiet lunch. I'm drooling at the Caramel ice cream :9
ReplyDeleteZoe: Yes, it is a very nice place. Going there again this week! :D
ReplyDeleteDo try the duck confit if you make it there ya.