| Where to dine this weekend? |
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| Written by Mr.Rano |
| Saturday, 05 September 2009 11:23 |
  It was packed last Friday 4th September  Zari Idris gave it a thumbs up for VR's food  You'll enjoy these dishes but only on Fridays So guys, do try their Nunsanta Sungkai Buffet this weekend but also save some space for Friday as well. Because their pasta and roasted iteams are a great seller among the patrons. Have fun, peeps!! And remember, love food and hate waste ;)
-----------------------------------------------------------------  *click to enlarge* Au Lait Cafe is one of those cute new places in Kiulap that I quite like because it employs young locals as the waitstaff. Maybe it’s just me but I find it quite amusing when I can order pasta puttanesca in pure Bruneian. Hehe. For every Friday and Saturdays, Au Lait has a BBQ Sungkai Buffet that is absolutely scrumptious! The selection is small but it has reasonable quality. Quite impressive. For more pictures and review, click here by Maurina. -----------------------------------------------------------------
 The lady behind Sasbrownies  Ahhh.... This is why it taste so good :)  I was trying to feed Syaz but her "iman" was very strong *lol* Brownies by Sas, Book Now!! web : thecakery.sasmonroe.net email : syazwana@gmail.com Tel : +6738950000 The Original Choco Brownies - $15 Box Mixed Nuts Brownies - $17 Box Peanut Butter Brownies - $17 Box Peanut Butter Blondies - $20 Box ----------------------------------------------------------------- Fridays to Sunday (open til 12am) Weekend Sungkai Buffet Adults- $14.99 and for children under 10- $3.99 & Lite’ Sahur Meal Offering healthier option such as mushroom porridge, chicken noodle soup, miyok’kuk (seaweed soup) and loads more (orders inclusive of rice & banchans/condiments)
For reservation, takeaways and other enquiries 2425461/ 8996251 or drop us an email at pines.restaurant@gmail.com What do I know about Korean food? I know kimchi, most definitely, and the barbecued meats, and the banchans or the side dishes. Well that’s pretty much it. What I do know is that the Korean ladies eat all this food and they have great skin! Since I very much believe in the philosophy of “we are what we eat”, here I am, in the nice woody interior of Pines Restaurant, hoping to get a taste of what makes Korean ladies all silky smooth. Read more of Maurina's post (with more pictures) by clicking here.
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  written by dt, September 20, 2009
the sungkai buffet is forgettable, with over-cooked grill (or deep fried) chicken which look black and dried, half cooked rice ball at dessert corner, wierd taste look alike california roll, nothing is memorable.The sushi bar is extremely slow in refill or no refill at all.The only things me & my friend feel ok is the cookies n cream and the watermelon.
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