The HUT @ Citymall

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The Hut
Location: Next to Station 13
$$
Ratings:
Food: 3/5
Service: 3/5
Cleanliness: 3/5
Visit reviewed: 20/06/10
3 in 1 Juice RM 4.90, Diamond Water RM0.90
Previously, we blogged about Fork & Spoon which is also belong to The Hut. Recently, they had combined both shops together and expanded their shop.
Indonesian Fried Rice RM6.90
It was well-known that The Hut's signature dishes are Western Food. Due to heatiness, we have to forgo the Mixed Grills(Jack's favourite) and opted for other dish. Jack ordered the Indonesian Fried Rice. Anyway, it was quite heaty too...Taste wise, it was pretty good. Strong prawn paste taste. Fried with chicken, prawn and fish cakes.
Fried Koay Teow with Beef and Black Bean Sauce RM8.90
The Fried Koay Teow tasted good at the first but eventually it become a little bit too salty after few bites. The beef was tender. Strong black bean taste with a mild ginger taste.

Comments

Mas Light said…
Oh mix grill. I love the mix grill there.
2 July 2010 at 10:20
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