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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Tryst @ Publika

Tryst @ Publika

November 2, 2016 by StrawberrY Gal

With the successful opening in Subang Jaya, Tryst Cafe had finally branched out with their first branch in Publika. Famed for their coffee and pancakes, Tryst is now having wide range of menu which includes western delights and many more.

The menu comes simply extensive where it comes with a wide range of dishes from western to Asian and many more.

 
Aglio – Olio (Prawn) (RM 18)

Cooked al-dente and sides with prawns,the dish is simply good. The aglio Olio comes our favourite which is well seasoned too. Love the prawns as they are simply fresh and juicy.

 

Grilled Chicken Breast (RM 20) 

Enjoy their signature Chicken Breast meat which is well grilled till perfection and served with generous portion of bed of fries, greenies and the mushroom sauce with it. The meat does not come greesy but it has the moist in it and well paired with the homemade mushroom sauce.

 

Ayam Percik + The O’Ice (RM 12)

Available during lunch except for Friday; their affordable set of ayam percik is something not to be missed. The well grilled chickn thigh and topped with the flavourful light spicy sauce is just perfect to go with a bowl of rice. Not just that, it comes with a bowl of tomyam fish ball soup with it.

 

Hot Chocolate (RM 9) 
 
Strawberry Smoothies (RM 13)


Overall, we are indeed happy guest of the day where their price comes simply reasonable with good food. Sticking back to their principals of serving affordable filling food, there are more reasons to come back for more. At night, Tryst buzzes a number of customers where they have shisha available.

Address:
TRYST PUBLIKA
A2-G1-07 Solaris Dutamas, 1, Jalan Dutamas 1, KL
Business hours: Sat – Thur (12pm – 1am), Fri (4pm – 1am)

 

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review Tagged With: #DineInPublika

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