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DANCING FISH @ BANGSAR SHOPPING CENTRE

July 4, 2014 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review, Invited Review Leave a Comment

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Having the attractive name – Dancing Fish seemed to be a promising candidate which win over many hearts and of course mine too.

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Suitably enterancing but – not over the top setting, a menu adorned with the timeless Indonesian classics and on the money address, it is quite reasonable and Dancing Fish had everything going on it.
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Even the starter was a brimming potential. We had the Emping with Sambal Terasi (RM 5.00) where superbly bittersweet emping melinjo made from crushed nuts accompanied by the devilishly more-ish sambal terasi. The bitter taste of the nuts is well balanced with its famous fragrant sambal terasi.
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Next which is being served in their authentic Mix Grilled Platter (RM 38.00) where the graciously presented platter just melts my hearts when it is being served to us. The platter comes attractively with their famous charcoal grilled caramari, chicken satay, golden wrappers and the Belimbing Ikan Masin. The portion is a good one for sharing where the calamari comes fresh and complete with juiciness in it.
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The charred texture of the calamari and the caramel-like sweetness of the kicap marinade harmonised wonderfully on the palate.
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Not only that; I am attracted with the Belimbing Ikan Masin which comes pretty unique. The spicy blend of marination in it added with the light saltiness brings us the awesome flavors and the kick of spiciness is what I am looking at.
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Dancing Fish (RM 40.00) ; of course the highlight of the overall meal – which the restaurant naming after it. Fresh from the tank; the nila fish is being deep fried till golden prawn with the graceful dancing position. Served together with the sambal terasi and kicap. The fish comes with the complete crispiness and retains its juiciness in it. With the technique of deep frying the fish comes so crispy where the bones can be eaten too. It is good to enjoy them with the restaurant’s nasi kuning berempah for a hearty meal.
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Gulai Pucuk Paku(RM 11.90) – another highlight in Dancing Fish; the young shoots of local jungle ferns are being served in the form of curry. The creamy blend of curry is well cooked together with the the turmeric, coconut milk and spices. Not too creamy but the fragrant of the gulai pucuk paku is so superb which we would love to get more refill of rice to accompanied it. Awesome!
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Originated from Indonesian recipe; the Buntut Belado Enak (RM 59.90) is where the Australian oxtail is being marinated and braised with the aromatic herbs and spices. It is then being barbecued over the charcoal embers to intensify the flavours. It is being served with their non spicy chili salad. The Buntut Belado Enak comes really impressive and complete with the smooth texture collagen with it. The juiciness and moist texture of the oxtail comes awesome with the loads of collagen with it.

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Next come the Udang Sambal ( Seasonal Price) where the fresh tiger prawns. Being that, the fresh prawns comes huge in size with the scrumptious moist and juicy bites. The sambal compliments well with the prawns adding some kick of spiciness. It is just perfect and being a big fans of prawns ; I would give a 2 thumbs up.
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Ended with the Bebek Goreng Bali (Crispy Duck) (Price : RM 29.90/half duck).The crispy duck comes well with the great marination from the special mix of Balinese herbs and spices for 24 hours till the skin is complete with its crispiness. Then it is being served together with the salad and sauce. Not much to my favorite as the texture comes slightly tough and not moist enough.
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Oh ya; enjoy your meals with white rice (free flow) and also their Nasi Kunyit Berempah. It is recommended to mix them both for a better flavours.

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For a sweet ending, go for the restaurant’s handmade tropical fruit gelato (RM 9.90) . Made from fresh fruits without any artificial flavouring, milk or cream, the selections of gelato rotate on availability from durian, lychee, banana, strawberry and coconut. The lemongrass jelly with pop pops where in comes with the spheres filled with pure mango juice is also a lovely chilled dessert to refresh the palate. I love it so much.
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As for the chendol; well prepare and being all time Malaysian favorites I am pampered with the cold creamy coconut milk with the fragrant gula melaka syrups that comes with it. It melts not just my mouth but my heart too. The awesome chendol is just so good!

Address:
Dancing Fish
Third Floor, Bangsar Shopping Centre,
Jalan Maarof, Bangsar,
Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
Tel: +60 3-2095 6663

Restaurant: Dancing Fish Locations: Bangsar, Bangsar Shopping Mall, Kuala Lumpur Food: Malay-Indon Cuisine Tags: #DineInBSC Category: Food Review, Invited Review


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