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OK initially I wanted to go to Coffee Amo in TTDI but my friend wanted to take a walk around the shopping mall. So I suggested Publika as I wanted a coffee place and wanted to have coffee for so long. There were about 3 tables occupied at that time. I was so excited when I reached this place especially when I saw the classic decor. I am always attracted to classic decor and ambience. Sorry I was so focused on my friend's conversation that I forgot to take a picture of that retro corner. Ok I adm
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OK initially I wanted to go to Coffee Amo in TTDI but my friend wanted to take a walk around the shopping mall. So I suggested Publika as I wanted a coffee place and wanted to have coffee for so long. There were about 3 tables occupied at that time. I was so excited when I reached this place especially when I saw the classic decor. I am always attracted to classic decor and ambience. Sorry I was so focused on my friend's conversation that I forgot to take a picture of that retro corner. Ok I admit I wanted to pose in front of it but there was a family sitting on the table in front of it. 

Now let's get to business. I ordered the Turkish Baked Egg (RM 24) which came first. The verdict? Urm the combination is a bit weird and it looks organic. I just simply ordered it because the waiter recommended it and said it is the most popular now. So this dish consists of a strange combo of Turkish baked egg with salami, quinoa salad, beef meatball & poppy stick. Firstly, I did not like meatballs but forced myself to finish it in order not to waste food. The poppy stick is not really to my liking. The baked egg loses to the one at Frisky Goat which has the best ever, not that I have tried a lot of this. The quinoa salad, supposedly, according to the waiter, is made of onion roots (do I hear an "ewww" out there?), some sago like stuff. Anyway, if you are an organic food fan, then this is your thing. The salami is ok just that the egg is not runny enough and has hardened, thereby for egg fans out there, you might want to prevent disappointment by opting this out. 

My friend ordered the Chicken Brochette (RM 24) was quite ok but a little normal. It consists of tender grilled chicken on top of salad and also lightly toasted bread. The chicken is not bad. All I can say is that you need to be able to handle the messiness to be able to eat this as my friend ended up spilling everything on the table! 

As for drinks, I ordered the Mochatalla (RM 14.90) which was actually mocha freezed cubes inside one quarter of mocha. Next to it is a mug of cold milk to be poured inside the mocha. The result? Amazing and better than the one at Coffee Stain as the coffee is thicker. I totally love the after-effect of this. Also, in Coffee Stain, the soyabean milk is kinda of too thick and diffuses the coffee taste. 

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Taste
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Date of Visit
2014-09-21
Waiting Time
10 Minutes (Dine In)
Spending Per Head
RM70
Recommended Dishes
  • chicken brochette