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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / KOPITIME CAFE @ ATRIA SHOPPING GALLERY

KOPITIME CAFE @ ATRIA SHOPPING GALLERY

November 12, 2015 by StrawberrY Gal

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Kopi Time Brand of Cafes were among the first pioneers, setting up its first humble outlet in Atria, bringing the Malaysian community together in one place to enjoy true Malaysian street food. Kopi Time has since expanded into a total of 3 outlets.
We had visit one of their new outlet which is located at the Atria Shopping Gallery. Well decorated with the elegant café look, Kopitime assures you with a quality food and delights.
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Curry Chicken Rice (RM 8.90)
Thick curry which is not just creamy but the hint of the fragrance curry can be tasted in it. The chicken comes fresh and good and every mouthful is simply delicious and good. It is just awesome which I could not resisit every mouthful of it.
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Curry Leaf Deep Fried Chicken Rice (RM 8.90)
The wholesome plate of rice is served with the deep fried chicken with the curry leaf. The chicken portion is generous and filled with the aromatic flavours of curry leaf.
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Rojak Mamak (RM 6.50)
The rojak mamak is simply unique something I do not expects. The usual mee mamak ingridients which is filled with the thinly sliced mengkuang, cucumber and more. Topped with the generous portion of the creamy thick sauce on top.
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Chendol (RM 4.50)
The chendol is good with the creamy coconut milk and not too sweet.
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Red Bean Soup (RM 3.80)
Have your red bean soup served together with the yau char kuih too.
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And not just that, Kopitime Coffee is a good one. Creamy, thick and aromatic!

Overall, Kopi Time is a great place for some decent food at affordable price. Bringing you a quality food which is less than RM 10 in a mall; I think it is a great deal indeed.

Address:
C33A Atria Shopping Gallery Damansara Jaya,
36 Jln SS22/25 Damansara Jaya
47400 Petaling Jaya
Selangor

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

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