Pig Out Cafe

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Quo vadis on a lazy Sunday noon? Let’s enjoy some ‘pigging out’ session with sumptuously inhouse marinated porcine dishes at the aptly named hideout- Pig Out Café!It’s located somewhat new Parklane commercial center of Kelana Jaya, with most of the food are crafted passionately by Yan, whose won her spurs in previous catering venture that has garnered positive feedback from her clients, hence the brainchild of this café.The humble establishment boats a homey feel with cheeky piggy-themed bric-a-

Pig Out Cafe's menu is rather small, only 1 page but be sure that they are packed with all porky goodnessCounter where it's near the kitchen. The restaurant looks like a fully family run business.The interior is neat and tidy with ample amount of space to cater small or large crowd alikeI ordered the special not-in-the-menu spaghetti aglio olio. It took them a while to serve. The pasta was a bit hard for my liking. And the pork bacon bits were small and little. What I like about this dish is the

Having demoralized with the POC roast, I was greeted with quite a surprisingly plate of POC Chops. The chops are nicely marinated and perfectly grilled. Although the meat was thick, the insides was well-cooked. I like the fact that it's grilled until it's slightly charred. For sides, we have a scoop of mash potatoes and another scoop of coleslaw, both were decent but nothing extraordinary. For RM16, this is a much better option and taste better too.

Seeing there's a new restaurant nearby, I went to check it out. I ordered the Special Roast Pork for sharing and waited anxiously as I were quite hungry. To my dismay, it arrived with only a few pieces of roasted pork which looks like the ones you can get from any chinese kopitiam. To top it off, it cost blardy RM18 for such a small portion! Even the greens and potatoes were measly small in portion. Taste was above average, crispy skin but nothing to shout about. For that price and portion, I wo

Wifey didn’t know what to order for drinks, so I told her to get the strawberry fizz. I secretly wanted to try that out as well, but didn’t want the entire cup. The drink came in a jiffy, and we need to stir it up a bit as the strawberry mixture is at the bottom. A bit sweet, but still acceptable as the ice diluted it some. Priced at RM5 a glass, it was well worth the amount paid.

The drinks here in Pig Out Café is reasonable. The passionfruit fizz is priced at RM5, which I think was decent. As expected, it tasted of fizzy soda water with some passionfruit mixture in it. Slightly sweet, but goes well with the food. It cleanses the palate with a citrus-y aftertaste, and the amount of ice given was adequate. Definitely recommended, and well worth the amount paid.

I ordered the Pig out Café Chop as it sounded pretty interesting from the menu. There were two big pieces of grilled pork chops served with garlic sauce, mashed potatoes and coleslaw. The pork chops were juicy and tender. The best thing about it, it is boneless. The mash potato was so-so, a bit too thick for my liking. The coleslaw wasn’t really cold enough. The garlic sauce went well with the pork chop. Overall, a good piece of meat, but mediocre side dishes.

The spaghetti Aglio Olio in Pig Out Café is quite nice. The spaghetti was done al dente, just cooked long enough that it is neither crunchy nor too soft. Aglio Olio means garlic and oil, hence it is expected that there will not be much ingredients in the spaghetti. There were some cherry tomato halves in it, and some pepper flakes on top for the added flavour. Quite nice and refreshing, doesn’t give you the stodgy aftertaste. Definitely recommended.

I usually pass by the FAS field on the way home, so I have seen the development of Park Lane Commercial Hub since day one. I was eager to see what shops would be opened there, as there were advertisements about plenty of eatery stores there. Couple of days ago, when I passed by, there was this new restaurant called Pig Out Café. Intrigued, wifey and I decided to pay them a visit. Parking is free for now, since the place is not entirely operational yet. We went there and ordered. There weren’t th

Gettin' piggy with it at this cafe that opened this week, promising a primrose path of pork in Kelana Jaya's fledgling Parklane commercial center. The marquee attraction: Roast pork belly, 200 irresistible grams of meat marinated overnight & served with chunky-cut carrots, potatoes & applesauce (RM18 only). Grilled pork chop with garlic sauce, coleslaw & creamy-flavorsome mashed potatoes (RM16). Pig Out's food features a home-cooked feel, not a restaurant's polish; this is honest fare, without