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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / The Last Word @ Bangsar

The Last Word @ Bangsar

November 21, 2018 by StrawberrY Gal

The Last Word is one of the restaurant that serves great pork delights. Located at the quieter side of Jalan Telawi, it is indeed a nice and comfort restaurant to chill your day out.

The restaurant with the bar brings you with the awesome ambiance and great service indeed captured my attention.

Pork Pasta (RM 24) 
We started with their Pork Pasta where the pork pasta is simply delicious . The pasta is cooked al-dente where they topped with the garlic confit, chili padi, shao tsin wine, and glazed with the pork belly slice. It is superbly delicious with the burst of spiciness in it.



Sticky Pork Ribs (RM 26) 
For fans of pork ribs, do order ther Sticky Pork Ribs. The meat is simply juicy and tender and melts in the mouth. I love the ribs itself where the flavours are well absorbed in the meat itself.



TLW B2 Burger (RM 28) 
I am just loving their burger. The burger are competed with the awesome houseground double pork patty, bacon, onion bacon jam, seared tomato, hickory smoked BBQ sauce, caramelized onions.

Spicy BBQ Chicken Wings (RM 18) 
The smaking spicy BBQ Chicken Wings is certainly our favorite. The wings is well marinated with the housemade spicy BBQ sauce. Slurps, and it is finger lickering good.

Shao Tsin Wine Glazed Pork Belly (RM12) 
We love the Shao Tsin Wine Glazed Pork Belly too. The pork belly is being slow cooked till perfection with the added shao tsin wine. It is then honey glazed and sides with the Asian scented glass noodles.

Overall, the place is a great place to chill. What I love is the place is not too packed and the food price comes at the affordable price too.

Address: 
20, Jalan Telawi 5, Bangsar Baru, 
59100 Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur 

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