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*Atas: Malay word for "upper-crust", "high class" or more accurately, "anything pricey".
Back home, an interrogation of sorts ensued:
Back home, an interrogation of sorts ensued:
"How much was the food?"
"RM 22 for two eggs."
"Wah, so expensive. Ostrich eggs ah?"
"No, chicken eggs. From atas chicken."
"You could have had 22 eggs."
The Atlantic RM 22.
The Atlantic RM 22.
Poached eggs on french toast with smoked salmon, fried mushrooms and Australian spinach topped with hollandaise sauce and salmon roe. The magic was in the buttery french toast.
Baked eggs RM 18.
Baked eggs RM 18.
A hearty mixture of whole runny eggs with Italian sausages, tomato puree, potatoes and Mozzarella cheese. A piping hot affair served with a side of bread, just the right thing for a half-starved, undernourished girl on a rainy Saturday.
Said girl playing with her food. See her smile of pure joy for not having to eat salads. Again.
Salted caramel cheesecake RM 14.
Surprisingly light and fluffly, with a hint of peanut butter in the caramel sauce.
Cappuccino RM 9.
Cappuccino RM 9.
A frothy end to a very satisfying brunch.
Picollo Latte RM 9
Mine was an extra potent brew which kept yours truly edgy the entire day. And this was after multiple attempts at diluting it with water.
The interior. Service was fast despite the place being packed to the seams. Our waiter was efficient and friendly. I liked that each table had its own bottle of water we could help ourselves to. It was overall a nice experience for a yuppie breakfast instead of the usual roadside wanton mee.
The Red BeanBag Cafe
A-4-1-08, Solaris Dutamas, 1 Jalan Dutamas 1,
50480
Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia.
Opening hours: Tue – Fri 10am – 10pm; Sat – Sun 9.30am – 10pm, Closed on Mondays.
