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    Hey guys, how was your day? Today i'm feeling positive and encouraged after meeting up with some buddies at an awesome restaurant. I'll update you guys soon alright? Before that, i'm sure those who follow my blog will not be unfamiliar with Ms Zheng. As my food buddy, she was featured quite a few times here, in Love Life, Cherish Moments. Anyway, it was her 21st birthday last Sunday, me and a few of our high school decided to have a n early celebration with her in The Daily Grind, Bangsar Village 1 on last Friday. Well, why i chose this place? Simply because the birthday girl was enthralled by their milkshakes and i've always wanted to try out their gourmet burger.

Funky red engines decor

le menu~

   Just a friendly reminder: book a table before you visit them! I forgot to call up and make a reservation that night, and had to wait for 30 minutes for a place. After the wait, we quickly made our orders. I felt like having a big and scrumptious beef burger so i went for the Classic Beef Burger (with cheese). Ms Zheng aka birthday girl chose My Big Fat Greek Burger. Pea Ching's choice of the day was The Classic Chicken Burger (with cheese), while Joven had a Lamburgerni. Purple went for the Jai Ho Burger and lastly Eng wanted a Chicken Chermoula Avocado Madness.

My Classic Beef Burger (with cheese)--RM 28 Homemade ketchup, our own proprietary mustard mix and homemade pickles between toasted buns.

   Hello world! So today i'm gonna write about food again. Don't worry, i'll never give up writing on food because food is my passion and love. Alright, this is a foodie review on The Three Little Pigs & The Big Bad Wolf, Bangsar Village 1 that i visited today.



   The first time i heard of this restaurant is from Instagram. I saw somebody posted tantalising spaghetti from this place and it immediately caught my eyes. I was like, hmm, such a lengthy and unique name for a restaurant. Anyway, today, before me and my girls went shopping in Mid Valley, we dropped by here to grab a quick lunch.

It was a bright and sunny day!

   Three Little Pigs is located in Bangsar Village 1, just next to the Village Grocer. It is easily accessible and you can park your car in Bangsar Village. Three Little Pigs serves mainly on Western cuisine, ranging from breakfast to dinner, coffee to cocktails, soups to desserts. Anything you can name it, Three Little Pigs serves them all. The interior of the restaurant is cozy yet busy, packed with plenty of hungry people like us. Their hand-written chalkboard drink menu offers a slight sense of relaxation to the minimal space it has. It reminds me of busy cafes in New York.

The Wolf's Favourite

The Mighty Piggy Burger

me and food=happiness

Laine with her Wolf's Favourite~

   In conclusion, Three Little Pigs offers great food and their service was average. Their price ranges from RM 30-45 per person, slightly on the higher side. However, it'll be a awesome place to dine over lunch break as their serving time was rather short. I hope you enjoy this simple food review, foodie signing off now~

I'm born to eat and be fat.

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   "What?!! Publika again?!!" LOL. I know, i know, I have been posting reviews about Publika's restaurant over and over..but i just couldn't help it, totally in love with this cool hang out place..teehee..even my family is influenced by me. Therefore, my dad brought us there 2 weeks ago and we decided to give Fat Boy's Burger a try since i've heard so much good review about it from my peers.

   Fat Boy's Burger Bar is a new highlight in town with branches in Singapore as well. It's something like an American food outlet with obvious influence on its interior design: simple, direct and a little 80's black and white floor tiles. They have a semi-open kitchen concept where you can see what's going on in the kitchen. However, for me, it's just an opening for me to see when is my food gonna come!! LOL


   Besides, Fat Boy's offers a huge variety flavors of burger ranging from patties (beef, lamb, pork, chicken) to buns (sesame/wheat), sauces and add-ons. It's amazing to see their step-by-step instruction on how to create your own customised burger written on one of the walls. CREATIVE. I'm loving the music they played also, all those 80's classic, from The King of Pop, Michael Jackson to Elvis Presley, such an enjoyment to dine in here.

   Okayyyy, moving on to the food, le bro ordered Fat Boy's signature: The FAT BASTERD. It's basically a sesame bun, sandwiching 2 pieces of succulent beef patties (can choose the other meats as well), cheddar cheese, bacon (!!!), an egg with their special BBQ sauce. I ordered the smaller version of this which is The WHOOPER. The difference is that mine has only 1 patty. All burgers comes with fries and some lettuce and tomato. Well, what can i say? The beef was very juicy and well-seasoned as i like my beef medium rare! :) The barbecue sauce mix all the ingredients together, making this burger so irresistable!!! No wonder so many people praising it all these while. However, the fried steak that daddy ordered wasn't up to standard. We find it a little bit too dry. I don't blame it, cause after all, it's a BURGER BAR. LOL.

the legendary FAT BASTERD!!!

The Whooper~

daddy's fried steak with mashed and coleslaw.

   I'm very pleased with this place and will definitely bring my friends here one day!! :). Next stop, i'm gonna visit Fat Boy's competitor: My Burger Lab at Sea Garden, PJ. Stay tuned!! ;) xoxo