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Home / Food Review / Pasta Zanmai Express @ Sunway Pyramid

Pasta Zanmai Express @ Sunway Pyramid

August 26, 2020 by StrawberrY Gal

Sunway Pyramid had been my second home recently. While searching for some pasta delights, we finally found one just next to Notoya. Pasta Zanmai had captured my attention as they are one of the nice pasta place to dine where one can enjoy the awesome fusion pasta.

As for Pasta Zanmai, they brings you with a twist of Italian and Japanese where you can enjoy your pasta in Japanese style. As for their outlet in Sunway Pyramid, they are pretty special compared to the usual Pasta Zanmai as they bring you with the Pasta Zanmai Express.

Pasta Zanmai Express offer you with the wide choices of pasta where one can enjoy their signature. One of the must try is of course their Yakiniku Beef Pasta. In here, one can enjoy their delectable pasta which comes with the juicy beef on top. It is then topped with some greenies for garnishing.

Chicken Teriyaki to Onsen Tamago no Wafu Pasta
(RM 13 (100g) | RM 18 ( 200g))

For me, I love how the pasta is done. They are al-dente and they are topped with the juicy chicken teriyaki ontop with the onsen tamago. Poke the egg and mix with the pasta and you can taste the creamy blend of noodles.

Asides from that, one can create their own pasta in Pasta Zanmai Express.In here, you can choose your choice of ingredients to add into your pasta. It is simply easy where you start your choices of pasta – spaghetti, angel hair or penne.  And then you can choose to enjoy them with your choice of sauce either the tomato based, cream sauce, aglio olio, wafu and many more. After that; add in your choice of vegetables and protein with it such  as pan- fried prawns, pan fried scallops, deep fried prawn, grilled beef and many more.  Tadaa, here you go with your own made pasta.

For those who are looking for some fusion blend of pasta, you can now try Pasta Zanmai Express where they offer you with the wide choices of pasta with affordable price.

Address: F1.73, 3, Jalan PJS 11/15, Bandar Sunway, 46150 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours :  10 am – 10PM
Phone: 03-7492 0710

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