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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / CRISPY CRUST @ BANDAR SUNWAY

CRISPY CRUST @ BANDAR SUNWAY

January 16, 2015 by StrawberrY Gal

CRISPYCRUST

A lovely place for a great dining for those who love to have some fried items. Crispy Crust which is a newbie at Bandar Sunway is formed by three brothers and they hope to serve their customers with the concept of fast food, meanwhile, with healthier ingredients.
CRISPYCRUST
Located near the Sunway University, the restaurant brings you with the concept of mix and match. Their concept comes pretty special where you pick and mix the delights according to your favorites, where you can have a pick of your main, adding in the choices of meat or fish, the sides and topped with the choices of sauce.
CRISPYCRUST
We had ours with the grilled chicken (RM 5.50) , added with the Japanese rice (RM 2.00) , and topped with the pan fried egg on top. The grilled chicken comes awesomely good with the tender and moist chicken meat. The set comes pretty affordable and it is also personalized to your favorites.
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The Grilled Salmon (RM 16.00/ pc) comes good too. Well grilled till perfection, the salmon comes with the flaky meat and moist texture. Include together with it is the al-dente pasta is drenched with the creamy and yet spicy black pepper sauce. The lovely platter comes awesomely good with the added bacon into the pasta itself.
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A sharing platter (RM 50.00) comes generously in huge portion of meat and fish where the platter served right for 3 to 4 pax. The generous portion of the sharing platter comes with sausages, grilled chicken, crispy fish fillet as well as grilled chicken Accompanied together with the choices of sauces like black pepper, coleslaw and mayonnaise with it. Nicely done and filled with the edge of crispiness at the side. Nice.

Crispy Crust is a nice place for an affordable meal which cost from RM 6 onwards for a proper meal, of rice and meat. If you are looking for a place to have a chat, air- conditioned at affordable price, you can hop to Crispy Crust for a meal.

CRISPY CRUST
Address : No. 39, PJS 11/9, Bandar Sunway, 46150 Subang Jaya
Business Hours 10:00 – 21:00

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