He once asked me, “What does your dream house look like?”
I told him…
My dream house has a secret garden like how Frances Hodgson Burnett put it, minus the air of intrigue and gloominess and lit up by myriads of colors. On a lazy Sunday evening, surrounded by blooming scent-ational flowers, I’ll sit with a glass of wine, do some readings on the same wooden bench where that hairy chest guy brushed his leg against the married woman under the last time they were here. (Any similarity to any real person is merely coincidental)
When slopping down keg beer out of plastic cups is not my kind of thing anymore, I need a home bar stocked with “sophisticated booze” 24/7. What’s better than the best timing to sweet talk the husband into buying me that Gucci bag that I’ve been eyeing when he’s sipping on his glass of tequila sunrise?
I love all things random in a home that is uniquely mine. I’ll put behind my head of matching sofas, matching carpet, matching wall colors, matching furniture and matching home décor pieces. There are no clear décor rules & policies to raid my home. I’ll have walls after walls of random graphics, paired with mismatched accessories that I managed to dig through from the Sunday lapsap (junkyard) sales and pieces that bring good memories.
Cappuccino Crush(RM 9)
Firefly (RM 13)
Sunset Cooler (RM13)
Mushroom Cappuccino – Mushroom Soup Topped with Foam Milk(RM10)
Shrimp & Avocado Salad (RM18)
Chicken Lollipops with Roasted Chili Mayo (RM10)
Fish n Chips – Tempura Fried Dory Fish with Potato and Yam Chips (RM19)
Lamb Chop with Garlic Black Bean Sauce Served with Pumpkin Mash and Frued Yam Wool (RM43)
Toasted Carrot Cake Served with Cream Cheese Frosting and Strawberry Basil Mint Coulis (RM12)
Ginger Crème Brulee Served with Almond Biscotti (RM12)
I woke up to some faint voices in the background, a small group of tai tais are talking about petrol price hikes and inflations over their cuppa. I’ll just stick to my old house where everything is in place and is small enough to fit in a trash can. How convenient!
21 Jalan Mesui, Off Jalan Nagasari,
50200
Tel: 03-21422148
Fax: 03-21432148
www.palatepalette.com
p/s: 5/5 ratings for the ambiance, service and food, set lunch are also a/v at RM 20++
Invitation from FoodStreet
carrot cake at the background looks a little dark to me! maybe it is the lighting. =)
i love the fish n chips.. looks like the leaning tower of piza ! lol.. nice one..
sigh.. semua naik harga ntg is going down with the same old salary! soya also Rm2.50 already! saw few of my msn list shout that bumiputra got 70cents off for petrol! so unfair rite?! well i don;t know its tat true. love palate palette. the wall painting is real nice! and also the food is so delicious!
such glaringly bright display of colours! haha… not distracted meh?
the ginger creme brulee sounds like a good combination.
wow what a nice colorful place.
like you, i would love to own a place like this. Cheerful and colourful!
Hope next year when I’m back, the fuel price won’t climb as high as RM10/L! omg… no eye see dy.
I love the vivid colours!
I’ve always loved vibrant colours, which is why I like visiting this restaurant. Food’s okay, but ambience is amazing.
why never try the green tea mille feuille?????
ok, i know. you want to find a reason for a revisit, right? hehehe….
I just found out where is Palate Palette is recently. *blush*
Sigh. There’s always something up to prevent me from coming here again.
love the vibrant colours..another nice place to chill in the weekends..
hey just curious…is this place ‘halal’ for muslim? they place look super cool with colorful background…
hi its pork free but not halal, with alcoholic drinks