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Flat White--RM 8

   The coffee was good, just like any other well crafted coffee, it tasted smooth and rich with a slight earthy after-taste.

Baked Eggs--RM 18 two eggs, cheese, tomato compote, brioche

    The Baked Eggs was also the conventional cheese with eggs and tomato paste. There was nothing special and the cheese was too little to highlight any flavor within. The toasted bread was barely toasted. They were just 2 pieces or boring, soggy and flat bread.

My meal of the day!

Spaghetti Salmon Aglio Olio--RM 23

Mushroom Soup (Daily Soup)--RM 15

Salt Beef Hash--RM 16 sauteed potatoes, red peppers, topped with a fried egg

   Generally, their food had some hits and misses, but it was still a good meal with excellent service and comfortable surrounding. We did not get the chance to try out their dessert but i will remember to do that on my next visit. I love their menu as well, at least it brings us something different than the usual cafe and restaurant, like the Salt Beef Hash you see above. That was kind of innovative right? Pricing was average, around RM 25 per person. It was a pleasant experience with Nutmeg.

Satisfied foodies!

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More pretty ladies!

    That concludes my entry for this week. I hope you enjoy it and have a scrumptious weekend ahead! To keep yourself updated to my humble blog, please follow me on Facebook or Twitter alright? Lots of love. xoxo.

Contact info~
Address: UGF-28A, Bangsar Village II.
Phone No.: 03-22013663

   ALOHA Saturday! After a week of hiatus, yours truly is back with more exciting food review to share with you guys! Looking at my pending posts and all those tempting photos in my lappy, i just can't wait to write and share with you guys some of the amazing food i've tried for the past 2 weeks. Well, today, i'm gonna write about a new invader in Subang that brings lots of excitement and of course great food and coffee to the neighbourhood. It is none other than the uprising Jibby & Co, in Subang Empire Shopping Gallery.


   Jibby & Co got its name from the owner, Najib, a Malaysian that has a tremendous experience in culinary world and was greatly inspired by the Australian food culture. The whole restaurant embraces an open concept in its interior setting. It is made out of glass and wooden panel, giving the customers a sense of greenhouse's natural ambiance. I love how the simple layout of Jibby & Co gave us the ultimate relaxing dining experience.

Upstairs view

The busy crowd on a Saturday afternoon

   The restaurant was pretty crowded and we were put on the waiting list of 30 minutes before seated. Therefore, i strongly recommend you to make a reservation before visiting in, especially during weekends. As mentioned, Jibby & Co's menu is clearly Australian inspired, with a tinge of local twist. I ordered their Casablanca Baked Eggs with a cup of Latte to go with, while my fellow foodie had a Three Layer Lasagna.

Casablanca's Eggs--RM 28+ Baked Eggs with homemade chicken sausages, ras el hanout and lemon zest spiced Napoli served with Turkish bread

Three Layer Lasagna--RM 32+Lasagna with beef, mushrooms, roma tomatoes and basil sauce

Cafe Latte--RM 11+

   Ohh hi there! It has been a long hiatus since my last entry and i have so much to share with you guys. The past few weeks had been hectic and exhausting but i'm back now, in a better form. LOL. Yours truly have decided to shed some fats from all the eating a month ago and is on strictly low carbs diet with intensive cardio routine. Yea, it is tough, but all these is just to regain my healthy self. Plus, i believe you would not want to see my round round face around right? Anyway, food review will still come by, as i will feed my foodies with food. No worries! ;)

   Alright, so today, it's gonna be a photo-ful post of cafe in Penang when i went back last month, together with cousie Ms Caryn. After our meal in Kaffa Espresso Bar, we continued our journey of gallivanting from Brew ThirtyTwo to eating churros at The Alley and to enjoying the good old memories of ice stick from Goh Kaki. I'll let the photos do the talking!

1. Brew ThirtyTwo Coffee House, Jalan Greenhall

Normal selection of cakes

Iced Lemon Tea--RM 6

   Nice and relaxing ambiance, but lack of creativity in terms of menu and execution. Pleasant but forgettable. 

Contact Info~
Address: 32, Jalan Greenhall, 10200 Georgetown
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrewThirtyTwoCoffeeHouse

2. The Alley, Lorong Stewart

Ms. Caryn's candid shot

Their signature churros--RM 6

Tropical Fruit Punch--RM 10

Le food lover

Let us take a selfie!

   In a tiny space, The Alley certainly fully utilize the space. They are proud of their signature churros and cronut. The churros were pleasant but need more improvement on the space management and staff's attitude.

Contact info~
Address: 5, Lebuh Bishop, 10200 Georgetown
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thealleypenang

3. Goh Kaki, Lebuh Bishop

Cucumber ice-stick to quench the thirst

   For a huge space like that, Goh Kaki is a bit of disappointment as the menu yells boring here. The entire cafe was empty on a Saturday evening. More work should be put in to make this place alive again.

Contact info~
Address: 34, 36, Lebuh Bishop, 10200 Georgetown

   Alrighty, that's all for this post. I hope you enjoy this collection of cafe in Penang. Please stay tuned for more interesting updates on my blog via facebook and twitter. I'll link it below. Thanks and have a great week ahead! xoxo.

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