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Home / Food Review / Anson Bali Café @ Teluk Intan

Anson Bali Café @ Teluk Intan

March 30, 2019 by StrawberrY Gal

Anson Bali Café is one of our visit during our “balik-kampung” trip for Chinese New Year. One of the latest addition in Teluk Intan, the café comes with the beautiful interior with the wooden theme.

The restaurant comes simply cosy with limited sitting. It is a nice place to chill out for some coffee and western delights as well.

We started trying their dim sum where they have a variety choices of pork free dim sum to go for. You can have your dim sum with the choices from chicken siew mai, seafood siew mai, pao and many more. Selections are priced from RM 4.90 onwards.

 

Tomato Herbs Spaghetti with Chicken Meatball (RM 19.90)

We also have the Tomato Herbs Spaghetti with Chicken Meatball (RM 19.90). The spaghetti is cooked simply al-dente and topped with the bouncy meatball. The meat comes simply juicy and bouncy too.

 
Grilled Chicken Chop with Black Pepper Sauce (RM 19.90)

The chicken is perfectly grilled till perfection and topped with the black pepper sauce. The aromatic sauce are perfectly paired with the delicious black pepper sauce with a light umph!

 
Grilled Chicken Chop with House BBQ Sauce (RM 19.90) 

One can also have their grilled chicken prepared and served with their awesome house bbq sauce. The creamy sauce comes perfectly good and every mouthful is such a perfect indulgence

Enjoy your meal with the variety choices of coffee  in their selection such as latte, americano and more. Aromatic coffee beans that is being used indeed enhanced the overall flavours.

For more information, checkout Anson Bali here:

Address: 1861, Jalan Manggis, 36000 Teluk Intan, Negeri Perak
Phone: 011-2629 1861

 

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