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The day of food hunting, tho it was costly but its worth it. Thats what i like to do during my free time. So today we went to table talk at ttdi. The decorations was nice and cozy. I like the colour and all.So i ordered salmon sandwich (RM20) and 1 appetizer (RM18). As for drinks, i just order cinnamon tea (my fav). I don't want to eat so much because i would want to try some other shops as well.  The appetizer they put beef some cheese and veggie on top. It was delicious. We finished it in less

I have never been to TTDI before so we decided to come here to catch up on each other's news after such a long time. I was surveying the restaurants and spotted this place called Table Talk and it happened to be opened till 10.30 pm. We both love duck so we ordered duck dishes. My friend ordered the Duck slices with a type of special flour wrap. There were slices of cucumbers and also onions as well as a koisin sauce. The ingredients were like peking duck except that the wraps were not paper thi

This breakfast is just a hair under RM20, all in. Fluffy, silky eggs stuffed with lots of goodness - sausages, tomatoes, and the works. Everything was cooked nicely - juicy and not bland. The bread was also of good quality - crisp and fresh. Orange juice was not sweet though, but I didn't feel like it was diluted (maybe it was, but no sugar added).Service staff couldn't speak proper English and I couldn't understand a word she was saying.

Have never been much of a fan of salads, but when I saw duck salad with sesame sauce dressing in the menu I had to order it (can't resist duck or sesame sauce, much less both of them together!). Definitely was not disappointed - the salad came with a generous amount of duck slices and the salad was tossed in just the right amount of dressing so it wasn't too overwhelming. It was the perfect salad for a non-salad eater like me. I also love spicy food, so I ordered the sambal seafood pasta out of

The restaurant could be quite secluded for those aren't familiar with TTDI but it is definitely a hidden gem of this upper-class neighborhood. Serving Asian fusion cuisine that blends Italian and American into the menu, you can be assured of a healthy, hearty meal. My fav here would definitely be the serving of air-fried fries. With that, it is no longer a sin to chomp on fries excessively. Besides air-frying their fries, they also use only olive oil, MSG-free and canned-free goods in all their

Brewed coffee. We had the western brunch set and TableTalk and it came with brewed coffee. A small packet of milk was given. The pure coffee was very bitter and no sweetness at all. We had to add a packet of sugar in it to make it not so bitter. The milk also gave it a thicker texture. The coffee was slightly aromatic and was served hot. A very nice environment but it was a bit too hot.

English Breakfast Tea. I bought the groupon voucher to try out the brunch selection in TableTalk. The set came with a cup of English Breakfast tea. I added a packet of white sugar into it, and it was not overly sweet, just nice. The tea was quite fragrant and thick since I left the tea bag in it for quite long. It has some slight bitterness in it but it was all right for me.

Lime Pavlova. I like pavlova from the first moment I tried it. When I see Table Talk picture of the pavlova was extremely different from what I had before, I ordered it. The presentation does look very weird with all the ingredients separated: strawberry pieces, lime syrup and strawberry syrup, crisp crust and meringue. I had to mix everything up to get the taste. It was indeed very sour including the strawberry. The crust was crispy. Overall, I don’t quite like it.

Rosti Potatoes with sausage. I am a fan of rosti and when I see Table Talk offers it, I ordered. The rosti came with sausage flooded in brown gravy. The rosti was pan-fried to golden brown, but it was not as crispy as I would have imagined. I was expecting crispy potatoes on the outside, and soft potatoes on the inside, but this was not the case. I tasted some flour-like texture in the rosti which I do not like. The brown gravy was salty but the sausage was good.

Ultimate Breakkie. This dish has sunny-side up, ham, sausage, rosti, wholemeal bread, vegetables and beans. The ham was thin and salty. The sausage has some seasonings in it and it was very flavourful. It does look weird when spinach was served in breakfast, slightly bland. The bean was big pieces and sweet. The sunny side up was nicely done, moist egg white and flowy egg yolk.

For someone who likes a full carbohydrate breakfast, the rosti potatoes with sausages may look like a great choice. I love the pan fried grated potato patties, it was not oily but there were very tasty. The potato patties were not dry either. The sauteed sausages was also delicious. The juicy chicken sausages were tasty with the portion of gravy sauce. The flavorful sauce was a good compliment to the rosti potato and sausages.

I am always skeptical about turkey ham, i feel that turkey ham may have a distinctive flavors that i might not be able to accept. The sandwich is not using the normal bread, instead croissant was used. I love the croissant as the sandwich. The croissant was warm and buttery, the croissant was fluffy and tasty. With the moist scramble egg, the croissant sandwich serves a pretty good breakfast.

For a good, satisfying breakfast, you can opt for Table Talk in Taman Tun. The ultimate breakkie is sure to make your morning empty stomach filled up and make you a good day to start ahead. Included in the ultimate brekkie are two farmed eggs. I picked scrambled eggs. There was also a turkey ham, sausages, baked beans, rosti potatoes and sauteed greens served with wholemeal toasts. The ultimate breakkie was delicious, appropriately seasoned.

Food lovers in Taman Tun Dr Ismail are talking this month about TableTalk, one of this neighborhood's cheeriest cafes for dawn-to-dusk dining.Sunny Eggs Benedict (RM12.50+), nicely executed, to welcome early birds starting 7:30 a.m.Breakfast dishes remain available through 5 p.m. daily, so this French toast (RM7.50+) can serve as both brunch offering & teatime treat.Fans of fruits will likely love this lovely-looking salad (RM18++), sweetly riddled with rock melon, berries, rose granita, baked m