Grab Cafe, Menara UOA, Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur (KL)

Address:
Unit 1-5, Ground floor 
Menara UOA Bangsar
5 Jalan Bangsar Utama 1 59000
Kuala Lumpur (KL)

Opening Hours:
Mon-Fri:
8:00 am - 8:00 pm

Time Visited:
Around 1pm, Wednesday afternoon

Attire worn:
Casual

Item(s) Ordered (Photos taken as inconspicuous as possible with my phone):
Toasted Cheese Sandwich and Latte

It's a day off for me due to me needing to service my car and so I took the opportunity to make some moolah in addition to visit some cafes that I've been dying to try; Grab Cafe at Menara UOA Bangsar being one of them.

Why this is so is because Grab Cafe only opens during weekdays and during weekdays, it's difficult for me to visit this place since I had my work to attend to and this place being way too far from my workplace for me to ever visit during lunch hour. Imagine also the horrendous parking woes at Bangsar on a working weekday. So after my car servicing was completed, I headed off to Bangsar over here to eagerly try out what they had to offer. It's on the same level as the road behind at Menara UOA and is a level above where the feeder buses wait at the Bangsar LRT.

It wasn't difficult for me to locate since even though teh Ground Floor as specified is actually meaning the first floor. It's not difficult due to them installing a building directory which I could easily follow along. By the time I was in the cafe, I only spotted a couple of vacant places left. It's teeming with the lunch crowd that's there to have their quick bite during their lunch break. In the cafe, there were only 2 workers there where they quicken their pace every step of the way in order to meet the demands of the lunch customers. I quickly scan through on what they have for eating with their clipboard menu and proceeded to make my order once the group before me had done theirs. I just ordered a Toasted Cheese Sandwich along with a latte.

I then moved on to sit myself down at what's left for me to have a seat and waited for my meal. Since the place was buzzing and also there's only 2 person working there, I reckon it would be a bit of a wait. I observed them as I see them efficiently timed their tasks well like those time management games I so adore and everytime they're near a table that they're serving and a table nearby needs clearing, they would do so as a convenience sake. That's what I call efficiency.

The latte came quite quick to my amazement and that wasn't the thing that had succeeded in impressing me. The coffee was nicely done even though they were in hurry mode yet they manage to brew up a nice cup of coffee like it was effortless. The sandwich took a little longer than I expected even though it's just sandwich. Well, can't complain since it's not salad which would be even more faster. Anyway, it came with a good enough presentation to show that it had been put with some care into it. The sandwich is a cheese sandwich that's made from parmesan and cheddar cheese. The gooey cheese factor was enough to cause the 'pizza cheese pull effect' and the taste of cheese was also dominant enough to satisfy a cheese lover like me. The bread that they use were just a normal wholemeal bread. It may be something that is simple and easy to make in your home but over here it's delicious enough for me to give it a passing mark. At the side of the sandwich were some fresh looking vegetables consisting of lettuce, cherry tomatoes and cucumbers that has some Japanese sesame salad dressing put on.

The place had a wooden and brick appeal and a cozy enough atmosphere for a chilling good time. I especially love the coffee. The food, well, it's passable.

Total Wallet Damage:
The total price was only RM15. How it arrived to that, I'm not sure. I wasn't handed a receipt.

Final Verdict:
7/10. Quite like the atmosphere and loved the coffee......lots.

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Battery Acid Club, SS21, Damansara Utama (DU) aka Uptown, Petaling Jaya (PJ), Selangor

Address:
21, Jalan SS 21/34, Damansara Utama (DU) aka Uptown, 47400 Petaling Jaya (PJ), Selangor, Malaysia

Opening Hours:
Tue-Sun:
9:00 am - 8:00 pm

Time Visited:
12:30pm, weekends which was a Saturday afternoon

Attire worn:
Casual

Item(s) Ordered (Photos taken as inconspicuous as possible with my phone):
Eggs Benedict and a Latte (Hot)

If you're just passing by and you're not searching for this cafe, you're bound to miss this since it's in a row of shophouses that's not known for food and there's no signage to declare that this is a cafe.

That area is a place where people usually go to get to the houses since it's located at a housing area with just this lone row of shophouses there. Aside from the workshop that takes up the corner lot, I have no clue what the other shops does and if it weren't for Battery Acid Club, I wouldn't even be venturing over here.

The cafe takes on a simple and minimalist approach in it's design, clean and bright making the cafe look spacious yet chic and pleasant. It's emphasis on design really takes on a whole new level of look to me. They don't really put up any signage but if you're specifically looking for this place, you'll manage to guess which one it is due to it's use of glass wall windows and it's design despite not having any signage that tells you that it's Battery Acid Club cafe. I approached the counter and was warmly greeted by the person at the cash register. She guided me that for food the menus on the counter and the drinks menu is on the board up above. Even the board had a minimal style design with airport terminal flipboard style fonts and color and background. Simplicity at it's best.

They kept the toilets very nice and clean as I visited it before I stopped myself at a comfortable place. I had a hard time choosing my intended place of seating because it's just so vast looking and there's only the seating of a long bench with the wall as a backrest on the inside area. At first I wanted to sit closer to the front of the shoplot because there's lots of natural sunlight beaming through but then decided against it and sat nearer to the counter area instead since the air conditioning unit is directly above the first table at the front of the shop and it's blasting down there.

For your info, they stated a preparation time for their dishes on their menu and my eggs benedict is said to take around 10-15 minutes but it felt like it took less than that. The coffee was quick to be dispensed to me though and yet there's not degradation in quality at all, from the artwork to the ratio of the milk to coffee and the aromatic goodness of the coffee. It's a coffee that I love and it actually has a mild coffee taste. The sipping feels more creamy and smooth while the aftertaste consists of some chocolatey taste that lingered for awhile. During the time I was there, the blend was Colombian Supremo with El Salvador San Emilio.

As for the breakfast that I was planning in having, the eggs benedict arrived with a very pretty presentation. Not only was it's plating beautiful but the plate itself was gorgeous with a half black half white balance. My poached egg arrived bleeding though and seemed to have popped with it's yolk juices flowing contaminating the plate. The croissant was lovely. Crispy exterior texture all the way even though it's been left alone for awhile. Very buttery kind of taste too which is something that I like. The poached egg was done proper and it's the kind of poached egg that I like. The Hollandaise sauce was just heavenly with a tinge of wasabi in it to spice things up a bit and give you a kick. The meat which was written in the menu to be chicken slices was adored by me too. All in all, everything about the food and the coffee works very well for me, including the side of salad as well. Love how they incorporate some onions and tangerine in the salad which is something unique to me and rare to find in a salad.

Total Wallet Damage:
RM29. RM11 for coffee and RM18 for the Eggs Benedict. No GST nor service charge.

Final Verdict:
9/10. I love this cafe. Nice design and interior, good food and excellent coffee. On a side note, I also love the cheeky nature of the WiFi Password printed on the receipt which read "Title of the 3rd poster in the cafe, in small caps and no spacing. Have fun breaking the code =)" Splendid. XD

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Epicuro, SS21, Damansara Utama (DU) aka Uptown, Petaling Jaya (PJ), Selangor

Address:
20G Jalan SS21/35,
Damansara Utama (DU) aka Uptown,
47400 Petaling Jaya (PJ),
Selangor

Opening Hours:

Tue-Fri:	11:00 am - 11:00 pm
Sat-Sun:	10:00 am - 11:00 pm

Kitchen closes between 3pm - 6pm but desserts and beverages are still available during these times.

Time Visited:
About 10:30 in the AM, Sunday morning. Valentine's Day~

Attire worn:
Casual

Item(s) Ordered (Photos taken as inconspicuous as possible with my phone):
Pulled Pork Sandwich with Coleslaw and Sunny Side Up Egg and Mango Lychee

Valentine's Day~

It started on this fateful day and I decided to start it off with Epicuro. Hearing that the food is noteworthy from a foodie friend of mine, I finally decided to visit it and judge it for myself. When I entered the premise I was a bit surprised of the amount of people that's already inside while the 2 staff manning the restaurant front were frantically still preparing the place up. I sat myself down as they ignored my presence and continued on with whatever task they're doing. I didn't really care since they've already laid out menus on tables to ease them into attending to people when they come in. And so I peruse the menu in search of something that I would fancy for breakfast.

I soon decided upon the Caesar Salad and a fizzy drink called the Mango Lychee though at this juncture, I know I usually order a cup of coffee but struggled with myself to try something else instead. I flagged one of the busy waitress in order to get my order in and she hurriedly towards me. Unfortunately, they said they ran out of Caesar Salad. (What nonsense?! How can any restaurant run out of salad??? What a baffling statement). And so I decided upon the Pulled Pork Sandwich instead and added on the sunny side up egg.

It didn't take long for my drink and sandwich to arrive to me. I would say it was extremely quick. Perhaps of their anticipation on what were to be ordered and this is one of the items and not the Caesar Salad. Anyway, it looked great with the top portion of the french loaf lopsided boasting the magnificently seasoned egg with the rest of the ingredients hidden beneath it. There's a side of salad served alongside the sandwich and you can barely see the pulled pork with the bountiful of vegetables surrounding it but it's the gem key ingredient. Without the pulled pork in the sandwich, I would say the taste would be far less important with it making up 70% of the greatness of this sandwich. The coleslaw too proved to be a mostly unseen feature but produces great taste and you must have more of it once you've savored a taste of it. The rest of it falls into place with the egg leading the way in terms of taste and visual. As for the Mango Lychee in all it's fizziness, there's really not much to it aside from tasting like a typical soda pop with the mostly acute sweetness producing a fruity taste.

There seems to be a steady stream of customers approaching this facility and the busy state of the staff continues further right up till the time I left. They were courteous enough during my departure and handed me a loyalty card to entice me further in a return visit. Well, we'll see. :)

Total Wallet Damage:
RM30.95. Sandwich is RM16.90 and the drink is RM10.90. Service charge of 5% taxable (not worth it) and 6% GST imposed.

Final Verdict:
6/10. I'm not sure whether it's always this way but I find the service lackluster and to think they charge 5% for that too. Geez. Food was not bad though.

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Purradise Cat Cafe, Taman Tun Dr. Ismail (TTDI), Kuala Lumpur (KL)

Address:
No. 24A (First Floor), Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad 2, Taman Tun Dr. Ismail (TTDI), 60000 Kuala Lumpur (KL), Malaysia

Opening Hours:
Tue-Fri:
2:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Sat-Sun:
11:00 am - 11:00 pm

Time Visited:
1pm. Valentine's Day. It was a Sunday. :P

Attire worn:
Casual

Item(s) Ordered (Photos taken as inconspicuous as possible with my phone):
Latte for my free drink and some fun furry time with the cats. :D

After running some errands and finishing breakfast, I was on the lookout for a place to get my coffee fix.

I then decided to visit Purradise Cat Cafe. Yes, I admit. My initial idea of going to this place was more of having a cup of coffee and observing around the cafe with their cats and patrons but once I stepped in, the place totally changed my perception on what I wanted to do. Their first main door entrance is actually a controlled lock door and the 2nd door most likely is to prevent the cats from leaving the premise. As I entered the first floor cafe, I was taken aback a bit. There's already quite a number of people there with 2 couples being friends of the owner or probably members of the staff? The rest of the people there were merely members of the public who visited the cafe to have some fun time.

As I entered, I was greeted by the owner and he asked me whether it's my first time there. I answered yes and he explained to me on how things work in the cafe. RM15 for the first hour that comes with a free drink and subsequently RM3 will be added for every 15 minutes extra. A full day unlimited time merely costs RM39 while you get 30 minutes free (per pax) for every RM12 you spend on their ala-carte menu.

If you want value for your money, choose their blended drink or juices as those costs more. As for me, I just wanted my coffee so I asked for the Latte instead. LOL. Before touching the cats, you're advised to use the hand sanitizer at the counter to sanitize your hands beforehand. And feel free to use it when leaving as well. The environment is decked out with some play environment for the cats but most just laze around instead of pouncing and prancing around. I was particularly drawn to a black cat with white underbelly due to him lazing at a basket and was very docile when I approached him/her. I guess I'll imagine as a her and as my Valentine's date for the day. LOL. "The name is Patches." The owner described to me and told me that he's very fierce but can be quite pampered if you stroke him right. He didn't mind the gentle strokes on the head and some chin rubs but anything in particular lower seemed to have his kicking instinct kick in.

My latte arrived quite soon and I just ask the guy to set it upon an empty table in the corner as I continue playing with Patches whom I like to call, The Sleepy One. LOL. The others that I played with occasionally were Lembu, Miki (whom I call The Hidey One because it's always hiding in some place), Chiki (whom the one I call the Hyperactive One because it's always pouncing around especially when you play with it with those strings), Garfield (which I call The Explorer because it always curiously looks around at corners) and Luna, who laid in a basket at the counter when I was about to leave. I still like Patches the most with his one stubbed ear because he's very furry and nice to stroke and very docile which allowed me to stroke it easily. LOL.

All the cats are foster rescue cats where they're put in this environment to improve on their wellbeing and animal welfare. They're encouraged to interact with the humans and hopefully to find them a loving home to be adopted should anyone desires. Oh, and the latte was just so-so only but it doesn't matter. People come for the cats anyway instead of food and drinks. LOL. WiFi was just okay and weren't particularly fast. As for the playful brightly colored design of the place with cats in it, it does serve as a therapeutic and great stress reliever. There's just something about the cats and the environment that makes you happy even just by watching them and melts the stresses of life away. If you ever wanna forget about your problems for awhile, this is one good way to do so.

Total Wallet Damage:
RM18 only. RM15 for the first hour, RM3 for the extra 15 minutes. Drink comes with the first hour and there's no GST nor service charge. :)

Final Verdict:
6/10. Well, this is a first for me. Rating a cafe solely by the environment and nothing on it's food or drink.

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Otherwise Cafe, SS4D, Kelana Jaya, Petaling Jaya (PJ), Selangor

Address:
No. 6, Jalan SS4D/14, Kelana Jaya 47301 Petaling Jaya (PJ), Selangor

Opening Hours:
Mon:
5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Wed-Thu:
5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Fri:
5:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Sat:
11:00 am - 11:00 pm
Sun:
11:00 am - 10:00 pm

Time Visited:
12:17pm, Sunday where the church nearby was just starting welcoming people in

Attire worn:
Casual

Item(s) Ordered (Photos taken as inconspicuous as possible with my phone):
Ciabatta with Beef Rendang and a Latte

I never knew this place existed despite being so near my home. This is the route that I took when I wanted to avoid the massive jam outdoors especially during the call to congregate when a certain political party called upon the nation to assemble at the Kelana Jaya Stadium. Anyway, this place didn't exist that time. But it's so near my place!

If you're just passing by which would be weird since there's nothing around here except that one row of shophouses and a field there where people play basketball in, surrounded by the residential houses, you won't spot this place at all. It looks so dark from the outside and the sign is not very apparent and visible if you weren't looking out for anything here. But because I was there to purposely pay a visit to this cafe, I of course spotted it right off the bat. Parking is a breeze here since the row of shophouses barely has anything there on weekday evenings and weekends. In fact, I drove and parked right in front of the cafe!

The place looks antiquated with rusted steel settings upon wooden fixtures. The big door that looms as the entrance has a cow bell hanging at the door handle indoors to help alert the staff of the place that there's a customer that walked in. Being the first customer of the day, I stand upon the cash register and look at their limited menu. "You can go for the Ciabatta or croissant or you can go for the Nasi Lemak but the Nasi Lemak will have a 10 minutes wait since the rice is still cooking." chimed the tomboyish character across the counter. Having a feeling that the nasi lemak is the best seller here, I initially wanted to go for that but then gave in to having the Ciabatta with Beef Rendang instead. I called upon for a latte as my usual dose of coffee to drink there.

The place is filled with many items around and really look like and antique shop. 2 different pianos with the sign "Do Not Touch" decorates the dreary looks and for some reason gave me the goosebump feel of an era that gone by. Perhaps around the 40s or 50s. The soothing sounds of the songs on their sound system puts me at ease and really gave me goosebumps when I heard of a Nat King Cole song coming on. Yes, that place really did transport me back in time to an era that I never existed. Separated by a glass partition at the center, the left side of the shop looks more modern with bright lights and park like table and benches. I chose to stay upon the counter area and sat at a rustic looking chair with a rustic looking table that has that Singer sewing machine leg churn just like Rekindle in SS2.

I soon discovered that although they told me that the Nasi Lemak has a 10 minutes waiting time, the time they took to prepare the Ciabatta with beef rendang was just as long if not more. But the latte did arrived in around few minutes time. Coffee was good, aromatic and strong in it's coffee taste. The yellow mug that they served it in somehow suddenly reminded me back at the time where I tried out Coffeels Coffee at Kota Damansara. Must be due to the yellow color of the mug though Coffeels Coffee contains a blue rim surrounding it.

After waiting for awhile, the Ciabatta with Beef Rendang finally arrived. The Ciabatta by itself was nice to eat. Soft interior with a crispy crunchy bread skin making it fun to eat. On it's on, though it may be just bread, it's delicious to enough to eat it on it's own. The beef rendang though may be more suitable for the Nasi Lemak, yet I married it off with the western counterparts of the Ciabatta and the salad at the side. The beef rendang was nothing out of the ordinary but good enough to consume finish for me. It was put in a tin foil bowl to house it and keep it warm. The salad has quite an extensive amount of different ingredients from carrots to tomatoes to the greens and is dressed with the familiar Japanese sesame seed salad dressing.

The internet line was fast which is a plus point but the thing I really love about this cafe would be their ambiance.

Total Wallet Damage:
RM30. I feel that their food and drinks are slightly a bit too pricey with the Latte amounting to RM12 and the Beef Rendang Ciabatta Sandwich (well, sort of a sandwich since the beef rendang is separate from the ciabatta) at RM18 and that is that they don't even charge GST nor service charge. I guess you're paying for the environment. LOL.

Final Verdict:
7/10. There's no denying it, I just love it's antiquity themed approach. Other than that, coffee's good and food is above average but a bit pricey in my humble opinion.

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Double A Cafe, Pacific Place Commercial Center, Ara Damansara, Petaling Jaya (PJ), Selangor

Address:
E-1-3, Block E, Pacific Place Commercial Centre, Jalan PJU 1A/4, Ara Damansara, 47301 Petaling Jaya (PJ), Selangor

Opening Hours:
Mon:
12:00 pm-10:00 pm
Wed-Thu:
12:00 pm-10:00 pm
Fri:
3:00 pm-11:00 pm
Sat-Sun:
10:00 am-10:00 pm

Time Visited:
11am. Saturday. Although this place is quite near, I refuse to visit on a weekday where the volume of cars that pass by the road here is getting higher by the day.

Attire worn:
Casual

Item(s) Ordered (Photos taken as inconspicuous as possible with my phone):
Posh Sandwich and a Hot Latte

This place in general is quite worrying to me because it's housed at the route where I use to access to my home from work. And once the full fledged construction of the buildings here are complete equipped with the concept mall called Evolve and the full occupancy of the apartment and suites here, it's gonna be a nightmare congestion during rush hour. At least that's the premonition I have when I realized what they're doing here. It just saddens me over the over-development on quiet places. At least have a good plan over the traffic situation because as of yet, the Old Subang Airport road in front of SPCA is still congested as hell with the already 5 lanes squeeze into 2 dilemma. If they can't even solve that problem yet and they're further contributing to the issue, I see a congestion imminent. Sure they've widen the road at the front there which is why I'm enjoying a traffic jam free drive home. Sure there's gonna be an LRT stop here in the future which don't really stop the traffic congestion factor in my opinion. But come rush hour, with the many people living here and the many people wanting to have a look at the new mall, I don't see how it's not gonna be a problem. Besides, why build such a thing when Citta Mall nearby is facing issues with not many people visiting? In turn, that will only bring the downfall of the shops there and if they're not a franchise unit, pretty soon they'll be closed down due to insufficient funding.

Anyway, enough rant with that over-development issue in PJ. Let's get back to the cafe visitation. This cafe is very inviting in it's appearance and looks bright and cheery. Even in the interior itself with minimalist appeal. It was a cold morning as I waltz into this place and just merely opened for over an hour and being a weekend morning, there's totally nobody there except for the staff. I gaze upon the three item food menu (which I guess they're trying this out since they started off with merely cakes and coffee when they opened) and decided upon the Posh Sandwich. Seeing that I've not been ordering coffee in cafes for quite awhile, I craved for one and decided to order a latte.

The price over here is moderate in nature. Should the suites and mall open up, I wonder if they'll increase their prices? For now, it's moderate. Being a place that focuses more on dessert and coffee instead of competing with the 2 mamak stalls on both ends, I guess their 3 item food menu will do for now.

When the coffee was served to me, I had to admit that I was impress with the guy's skill. He conjured up a swan for me with skillful freehand pouring and he did it in such a short time. The coffee is mild in taste but pleasant. A little too milky for such a mild coffee taste but that is to be expected of a latte. I like it. However, I would say that the burr grinder and the extraction of coffee from the machine may need to tune further because at the end of my coffee, I had a little chunk of sediment in em. I'm not sure whether it was accidentally dropped in it or what, but there it was. It's not that big of a deal though. Didn't ruin the coffee experience one bit.

The Posh Sandwich arrived quite quickly too. The nicely toasted bread buttered to perfection sandwiching scrambled eggs, sauteed mushrooms and cheese in between were excellent. Above average in taste that came as a surprise to me also. At the side, there sits a little bit of greens with some cherry tomatoes doused in those Japanese sesame salad dressing. Average on those but didn't deter the great taste of the sandwich itself. Scrambled eggs were fluffy and buttery and the cheese enriches it. Married together with the soft toasted bread, it's a matchmake in heaven. Almost perfect.

The quiet atmosphere with hit songs softly coming out of the sound system created a serene scenery with the ideal sunrays beaming in. The only problem would be the blast of chilled air from all of the air conditioning unit turned on at an already cold morning. Other than that, it serves as a good place to just relax and chill. WiFi was excellently fast too. Not too shabby.

Total Wallet Damage:
RM32. RM10 for the Latte and RM22 for the Posh Sandwich. No GST nor service charged here......yet.

Final Verdict:
7/10. Nice ambiance, great place to chill. Once there's no more ongoing construction around it may be perfect for a lazy weekend morning.

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Plan B, Bangsar Village I, Bangsar Baru, Kuala Lumpur (KL)

Address:
G5, Ground Floor
Bangsar Village 1
No.1 Jalan Telawi Satu
Bangsar Baru
59100 Kuala Lumpur

Opening Hours:
Sunday - Thursday
9:00am - 12:00am
11:00pm: Kitchen last order
11:30pm: Bar last order
Friday, Saturday & Eve of Public Holiday
9:00am - 1:00am
11:00pm: Kitchen last order
12:30am: Bar last order

Time Visited:
About 2pm. Wednesday lunchtime.

Attire worn:
Business

Item(s) Ordered (Photos taken as inconspicuous as possible with my phone):
Ice Chocolate and The Loaded Club Sandwich

That Wednesday was my day off and I decided to take a drive to Bangsar Village to try out something over there. I went over the directory to browse for something interesting. In the end, I didn't find much of anything that interest me over at Bangsar Village II and so I decided to crossover to Bangsar Village I. Over at Bangsar Village I, I again browse at the directory over there to find something of interest. Unfortunately, there's nothing much either and so running short of time, I decided to go for plan b at Plan B instead. XD

Over there, it was a crowded lunch session with many donned in business suits filling up the seats at the outlet. There were a limited few number of vacant seats and so I took the spot that's at the entrance that's been sanctioned for a party of two.

A short while came the wait staff and I ask for the menu when he was ready to take my order unknown that I have not receive my list of food and beverage to choose from. Once settled, I decided to go for the Ice Chocolate and the Loaded Club Sandwich.

The Ice Chocolate took a moderate level of waiting till it arrived at my table and I was duly surprised of what it consists of. Instead of just a chocolate drink with ice in it, it's actually topped with an ice cream with some chocolate powder on top. Although I find that the ice cream lacks in taste to have any interaction with the chocolate drink, the good thing is that it smoothens up the taste and it enriches it a little. This fills me up quite a bit even before having a bite of the Loaded Club Sandwich.

The Loaded Club Sandwich took quite a bit of time for it to arrive. It even arrived later than the 2 tables' orders that came after me. The Loaded Club Sandwich looks huge when it arrived. It's really loaded with ingredients. The fillings consists of Grilled Pesto Chicken, Crispy Turkey Bacon, Tomato, Avocado, homemade egg mayo and it comes with a side of french fries and house salad. The house salad is mainly made up of lettuce with some rocket leaves and some pine nuts (if I'm not mistaken). To tell you the truth, the Ice Chocolate was enough to fill me up what's more this big portion of a sandwich. The taste of the sandwich as a whole is satisfactory. The Crispy Turkey Bacon is a bit annoying at biting. I know they wanna put it in to add a bit of a crunch but I find it a bit too hard for my taste. Maybe because I don't have many teeth to bite. LOL. The Grilled Pesto Chicken although has a great taste, it's unfortunately too dry. I had to constantly take sips of water to moisten it up. Thank god they provide a bottle of drinking water. The salad has a teensy weensy bit of a wasabi taste in it. Other than that, everything is perfectly in order. The avacado they provided were huge about 2/3 of the bread size and the egg mayo has a generous portion spread onto it till it overflows.

Overall, it's a very satisfactory and value for money item even though it's just a sandwich. It's filling, it's full of ingredients and it's tasty. I only wish the pesto chicken were more moist and succulent instead of dry. Because the rest of the other ingredients are dry products too.

Total Wallet Damage:
RM45.00. Ice chocolate is RM12 and the sandwich is RM33 including 6% GST. No service charge imposed.

Final Verdict:
7.1/10. This Plan B outlet at Bangsar is a little bit better than the Paradigm Mall Branch in terms of service during peak period. Other than that, the rest of the things are just as the equivalent of the Paradigm Mall Branch.

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