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2012-08-13
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Usually I'll start with the food and end with drinks, but this time I'm going to show off authentic Mexican Aqua Fresca, or thirst quenchers! Special mentions go to the white one in front called Horchata (RM 8.50); a milky drink made with ground rice and cinnamon. It wasn't very sweet, and the rice inside tasted a bit like a barley drink. It was overall quite refreshing and not as thick as a lassi. The Mango (RM 9.50) was not too bad either, with a tinge of lime and honey.
Usually I'll start with the food and end with drinks, but this time I'm going to show off authentic Mexican Aqua Fresca, or thirst quenchers! Special mentions go to the white one in front called Horchata (RM 8.50); a milky drink made with ground rice and cinnamon. It wasn't very sweet, and the rice inside tasted a bit like a barley drink. It was overall quite refreshing and not as thick as a lassi. The Mango (RM 9.50) was not too bad either, with a tinge of lime and honey.Post
