A cafe specialising in pork dishes Western style? Naturally, we couldn't resist the temptation and off we went, our stubby noses sniffing the air. Grumps Cafe is located at the newly-opened SStwo Mall which I find quite hard to locate due to the design of the mall itself.
Grumpy not allowed |
Garlic bread |
The garlic bread was excellent according to JS. It was soft and warm with a crispy exterior. The smell of garlic butter was also heavenly and you can see bits of garlic and parsley dotting the bread. Perfect for garlic lovers.
Mushroom Soup |
The mushroom soup here is garnished with toasted almonds - a nice touch. The soup was thick and creamy - no fault there.
Pork Cordon Bleu (RM 24) |
The Pork Cordon Bleu is easily my favourite dish out of the lot. The hidden ham is revealed once you cut the crumbed cutlet in half. I love deep-fried breaded cutlets but this was quite dry. The salad was refreshing and the thick-cut fries were pretty good too.
Cheesy Crumbed Pork Loin (RM 24) |
The deep-fried pork loin was quite good on its own albeit a bit dry; however I didn't quite like the mushroom sauce as the more pungent-tasting shiitake mushrooms were used instead of the usual button mushrooms. I felt like the Oriental taste of the gravy did not go well with the Western pork cutlet at all.
Roast Pork Roll and Jumbo Sausage (RM 36) |
The jumbo sausage was really juicy and the roast pork roll quite succulent. The roast pork roll was also quite fatty and it took me much longer to finish my portion towards the end. I have never been a fan of sauerkraut and this is no different but if you like it, do go ahead and try it as I have no idea what constitutes good sauerkraut. The mashed potatoes were quite good in my opinion.
Grilled Butterfly Steak (RM 24) |
The Grilled Butterfly Steak was the driest of the lot. The creamy sauce did little to help ease the meat down my throat > . < The portion of steamed vegetables was definitely not sufficient to counter the fries and meat.
Ice-Cream Delight (RM 10) |
Chocolate, vanilla and strawberry ice-cream sundae - what's not to like? Pretty average stuff though.
Chocolate Brownie (RM 10) |
Surprisingly, the Chocolate Brownie with vanilla ice-cream was good. Hot, chocolatey and gooey, I wouldn't mind coming back just for this.
Grumps Cafe is a great place to meet up and catch up over porky dishes but it definitely needs to improve on its dishes taste-wise. Unless I'm really, really, really craving deep-fried breaded pork that absolutely can't be found anywhere else, I doubt I'll return to Grumps Cafe.
Grumps Cafe is a great place to meet up and catch up over porky dishes but it definitely needs to improve on its dishes taste-wise. Unless I'm really, really, really craving deep-fried breaded pork that absolutely can't be found anywhere else, I doubt I'll return to Grumps Cafe.
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Grumps Cafe
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Grumps Cafe
LG-57, Lower Ground Floor
SStwo Mall
Tel: 03 7931 8898
SStwo Mall
Tel: 03 7931 8898
Daily: 10am - 10pm
Unfortunately the food look normal from photos itself...haha and I also don't really like sauerkraut .
ReplyDeleteHaha there's another disappointing one coming up =.=
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