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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / KULCATS BARRIO @ TTDI

KULCATS BARRIO @ TTDI

December 8, 2014 by StrawberrY Gal

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TTDI comes pretty famous when it comes to dining places. The restaurant comes with plentiful choices of delights which includes Frisky Goat, Artisan Roast and more. And here, Kulcats Barrio brings you with a great meal in the area. The food menu comes pretty extensive with the variety of choices of delights which includes, milkshakes, smoothy, salad, burgers, pasta and more.

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The Greek Seafood Salad comes with the healthy blend of delights where the salad is served with the myriad colours. Featuring the combination of the Barrio’s marinated seafood, Romaine lettuce, feta cheese, Japanese cucumber, olives, tomatoes, onion, tossed with house dressing, the seafood salad brings us with the appetizing and yet a zesty blend.
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Kulcats Lamb Chop comes in the huge portion with the well marinated temptations and it is well paired with the mint sauce, cubed potatoes and vegetables. The portion comes pretty generous and it can be shared for two small eaters.
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Cream Blue Cheese comes simple, and the basic pasta is served with the chopped Chopped onion and garlic sauteed till fragrant, tossed with penne, cream, blue cheese, beef bacon and basil to form a cream base. The pasta well cooked al-dente which give the right blend of delights.

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Barrio Snack Platter us such a great sharing platter where the huge platter comes with the breaded fish fingers, , battered onion rings, Barrio’s hot wings and house salad tossed with lemon vinaigrette. It is an ideal sharing portions to go with friends. Dipped them with the tartar sauce, BBQ sauce and pimiento sauce. We love the way it is served to us
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Another favorites of us is the Kulzone. The thin crust giant pizza completes with the generous amount of mushroom, turkey ham, pepperoni, mozzarella cheese and pomodoro sauce to reach for a cheesy, tangy, juicy and smoky concoction. The pizza is just as nice as it is.

After the meals at Kulcats Barrio, hop over to their another shops which is the Kulcat Pastels. It is just a few steps away from Kulcats Barrio where Kulcat Pastels brings you with cakes, breakfast platter, pancake, and more sweet treats. End your desserts there with a cup of coffee.

Address:
Kulcats Barrio
No. 35 Lorong,
Rahim Kajai 13,
Taman Tun Dr Ismail (TTDI),
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Contact: 03-7733 3420
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kulcats

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