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2013-11-25
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Alrighty! I heard Max's foods consists of MSGs but couldnt care more since we were so hungry. We ordered main dishes like Oriental style fried rice and Stir fried pork chop with chinese style BBQ sauce..you will never go wrong with the pork chop with bbq sauce when you have a 3year old with you around.The fried rice is one of our favorite amongst the variety of fried rice offered. Hubby requested additional rice for his fried rice and without pork, therefore, the plate come at RM10.40. Accordi
Alrighty! I heard Max's foods consists of MSGs but couldnt care more since we were so hungry. We ordered main dishes like Oriental style fried rice and Stir fried pork chop with chinese style BBQ sauce..you will never go wrong with the pork chop with bbq sauce when you have a 3year old with you around.The fried rice is one of our favorite amongst the variety of fried rice offered. Hubby requested additional rice for his fried rice and without pork, therefore, the plate come at RM10.40. According to him, the usual portion is not enough for him comparing with the same fried rice we had years ago, when Max's had its branch at Sg Nibong/bayan bay (opp QB Mall). The portion served there was quite huge for a normal size plate but those were the times. Fuel prices increased and everything increased, remember?
I had my usual share of the pork chop rice (RM12.90) with my daughter and hence the portion is not enough for me and therefore i tried their Thai Style Salad with Slice Duck Meat (RM6.90) for the first time. At first, i thought, the serving is huge but only to find out that beneath the salads and duck meats, they added fried noodles inside (like the one you find in Yee Sang) which i don't like. The sauce is ok, spicy and i think the spicy sauce is from the Thai Chilli sauce that you find in the market.
Deep fried prawn rolls (RM5.90/3rolls) & Prawn & Parsley dumpling (RM5.9/3pcs) are a must to order (for hubby). These 2 are recommend if you are not feeling so hungry but is looking for something to bite.
As for drinks (not in the picture), i ordered Ying Yang (Coffee & Tea) Mix RM6.90 and hubby ordered Sugar Cane RM3.90. In total, we paid RM57 (Including 10% service charge and 6% government Tax)
Although it mentioned that wifi is available but i failed to log in that day only to find out that "no more wifi available" from one of its staffs
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