Bridge Bar

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i wonder where this cocktail got its namecause it's essential alcoholic orange juice and even malaysia has oranges why just singaporewell any i kinda enjoyed this cocktail. it was good size not too big and not too smallit is RM30 and the ingredients include gin, cherry brandy, DOM benedictine (OMG can you believe that), orange juice, lime, sugar syrup, and soda waterso all in all it was sweeter than the magherita so perhaps it was more of a girly drink but it still packs a punch

the classic magherita at bridge bar costs RM30this all time favorite cocktail is made from tequila, lemonade concentrate, and lemon grassthe glass rim is laced with salt crystals which does not only make the drink look pretty but also enhances the taste of the cocktail.the bartender also slots in a lemon slice for aestethics but some customers would like to squeeze more lemon juice into their cocktail

something about deep fried snacks that go well with alcoholthis deep fried calamari is huge in terms of size but you can count the number of pieces with one handit'll be enough to share for two but not more.at first bite it is crunchy and then later the calamari is chewywhen it was served it was very fragrant and the thai chili dipping sauce is a great compliment to the dishoutside they have an extended roof so if it was raining, like in this case it was when i visited, the roof was extended so

bridge bar at gtower doesn't have much of a view like skybarbut i think their bartenders are maybe better than skybarone of the snacks i tasted was the deep fried duck skin rolls which is basically popiah but inside is crispy duck skin that sliced thinly but still has a layer of fat at the bottomfor those who are dieting, you may find it a bit oily for your tastebudsthe bridge bar has both indoor and outdoor seatingthe outdoor seating is very limitedtheir outdoor seating is made from rattan and

Sleek and stylish, Bridge Bar is reminiscent of hot spots such as Sky Bar and Luna Bar, but it feels slightly more exclusive and intimate. Perched on the 28th floor, there isn't a view of the Petronas Twin Towers or the KL Tower here, but the setting remains impressive enough to recommend. It's still a well-kept secret for now, but within a few weeks, the crowds might be clamoring for a couch on the alfresco terrace. The catch? It's meant for the use of hotel guests and club members only (but w