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2012-09-14
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If any restaurant in KL could be described as Chaplinesque, it might be Mulberry, thanks to portraits of the silent film star that stir a striking sense of nostalgia. The rib-eye might prove too thin & tough, though the kitchen cooks this exactly medium-rare. What's terrific instead: the tangy tomato chipotle sauce & the choice of side dishes _ creamy, curried potato salad & garlic-scallion butter rice. Mulberry's beef burger fares substantially better, featuring a patty thick with savory juice
If any restaurant in KL could be described as Chaplinesque, it might be Mulberry, thanks to portraits of the silent film star that stir a striking sense of nostalgia.
The rib-eye might prove too thin & tough, though the kitchen cooks this exactly medium-rare. What's terrific instead: the tangy tomato chipotle sauce & the choice of side dishes _ creamy, curried potato salad & garlic-scallion butter rice.
Mulberry's beef burger fares substantially better, featuring a patty thick with savory juices, bolstered by beef bacon, caramelized onions, melted cheddar, avocado puree & sour cream.
White & red wine are available by the glass & bottle ...
at around RM12 a glass & RM90 per bottle.
Mulberry opens weekdays; last orders are at about 9pm, but the kitchen may oblige latecomers.All in all, Mulberry's not a bad hangout, offering largely enjoyable food & efficient service.
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