Treats after Finals (Coliseum and MilkCow)

Hello!! Sorry for my late post as I was busy with my finals. How have you all been?

Oh, I decided not to do a specific restaurant and food review section anymore as I do not order much food and my knowledge is insufficient. This will give inaccurate information and I want to prevent this as much as possible. However, I will still do a similar thing in a different way. 

It has a become a habit that every time I finished my exam, I will treat myself for studying "diligently". This time, however, I do not treat myself, my mum did. We went to Coliseum, a fairly new restaurant in Sunway Pyramid. It is located at the Oasis Boulevard, which is outside the Sunway Building, near the Lion head and is just beside Johnny's Rocket.

Coliseum - Cafe and Grill Steak
We ordered the Coliseum Braised Mutton Shank Set Lunch, which comes along with an entree, a drink, a main dish and a dessert. It costs RM 29.90.

Entree - Broccoli soup

Have you ever tried a broccoli soup? No? Me neither. This was my first time. It actually tasted a little like mushroom soup without mushroom, not much broccoli taste, which actually disappointed me a little but overall, it is tasty. 

Braised Mutton Shank and Iced Lemon Tea
Since I am quite bored with the usual chicken and fish, so I thought I should try something different this time, and thus Braised Mutton Shank. Since I rarely eat mutton in a restaurant (because it is very expensive!!), I do not know how the taste is supposed to be. For me, I think it was not very "muttony" and I didn't really like the smash potato too. The smash potato does not have any surprise... T.T .  However, the Iced Lemon Tea did. I think they added some soda because it is a little fizzy and I like it !! And the dessert was a scoop of vanilla ice cream. 

After the lunch, we went to try also a fairly new ice cream - Milk Cow. It is located at LG 2 inside Sunway Pyramid, near Delicious, Uncle Tetsu Cheesecake and Brands Outlets.

The famous MilkCow

The "menu"
The "menu" is quite detail. However, what I ordered is not in the "menu" .

Milky Pop
This was what I ordered - Milky Pop and it costs RM 11. It is topped with caramel popcorn and caramel syrup. The taste is fabulous. What surprised me was that the popcorn is not only at the top but at the bottom too. So, there won't be like "Oh no, I've finished the toppings, I want some more!!". I think same goes too other "dishes" too.


Since the "menu" I took is not clear. Here's another one which can be found right behind the card they gave. The card offers a "buy 10 ice-creams and receive your 11th for free". So, ice-cream lover quickly grab this promotion!

So, that's all my treats about. =) .  Stay tuned to my next post. Bye ~

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Internship Experience in Ryokan (旅館 - Japanese-styled Hotel)

Image
'いらっしゃいませ' (Irasshaimase!)、'ありがとうございます' (Arigatou gozaimasu!) Very common terms but the most polite terms. These 2 terms accompanied me during my whole internship period.  If you do not know, I internship-ed in Japan for 2 months in the service industry. To know how I came across this internship opportunity, click here .  The ryokans, aka Japanese-styled hotel, that I worked in were Takimotokan Yukinosato (滝元館遊季の里) and Umi no Hana (海の花). They are luxury ryokans strategically located closed to tourist attractions, which provide great hospitality and ultimate relaxation to the guests. Both are ryokans with private and public onsen.  Since the main topic today is my internship experience, I'm not going deep into information of both the ryokans today. I will be writing more information on both the ryokans and the surrounding attractions in another post, or if you can't wait for it, please visit their website! 1. Appearance The first thing I
Read more

Internship Experience in Ryoutei (料亭)

Image
Ryoutei is a luxurious traditional Japanese restaurant, which served kaiseki style meals for business and formal meetings (source from Wikipedia). Everyone that goes to a Ryoutei has a purpose. It is not just a simple filling the stomach meal. It can be a business meeting, a celebration, a family meeting, a book sharing session, a reunion, a party or any occasion you can think of, which is why the customers going there are usually dressed formally. Having said that, anyone are welcomed to visit a ryoutei to enjoy the exquisite, delicate meal prepared by a qualified chef and served by the beautiful omotenashi-san (something like waitress?). However, do remember to make a reservation in advance as meals are prepared freshly according to the number of customers. The ryoutei I worked in is called Shikiryotei Sukeroku (粋料亭　助六) currently managed by Okami - Chikage Nakamura and her husband, Hideyuki Nakamura, who is also the head chef of Sukeroku. During my whole internship experie
Read more

4D3N in Hong Kong (part 2)

Image
Hi! Happy Chinese New Year!! Continuing from the previous post . DAY 2 We woke up early for breakfast at the Hong Kong-ians' favourite DIM SUM! We went to a dim sum restaurant near our hotel and ordered about 12 items as my sister and I were starving (planned to stuff as much as we could as we knew that the food in Disneyland would cost twice as much as the usual food price). We thought that 12 items were quite the normal amount until the waitress turned around and confirmed with us the amount of food that we ordered. Were 12 items too much for 4 people?  These are some of the items that we ordered. If you are not sure what to order, try order the items that are marked with a star. Those are the recommended items.  Right after the sumptuous breakfast, we immediately headed off to the must-go destination - Hong Kong Disneyland. Going to Disneyland by MTR is not a mission impossible. In fact, MTR in Hong Kong has the easiest route from all the places that I hav
Read more