Pisco Bar @ Jalan Mesui, KL
The
1st thing that hit my mind when talk about Changkat, Bukit Bintang
was bars and clubs. Recently, I uncovered a new chill out place where this bar
seems to be the busiest and packed with party animals, travelers, tourist, expatriates,
as well as locals. Thanks to Foodilifecious, I have a
chance to sample their well-knowns Tapas and Peruvian food.
Located
right opposite of Park Royal Service Suites Hotel Kuala Lumpur, the
interior of Pisco Bar was so unique – warm, rugged vibe with bare brick walls
and wood pallet fill full the top. Tapas and Peruvian food are the highlights
here.
In-house
cocktail……
Nice and
Sloe [RM36] – Rum, sloe gin,
fresh lemon and mint leaves.
Pisco
Spice [RM36] – Pisco, pandan
syrup, kafir lime leaves, egg white and lemon juice.
Salted
Coconut Expresso Martini [RM38] –
Gold rum, espresso, kahlua, and salted coconut syrup.
Chile
Passion Martini [RM34] – Vodka
infused with lemongrass, chile, and passion fruit syrup.
Gin
Mare [RM44] – With thyme
tincture and grapefruit.
Ceviche
Tasting [RM44] – fresh raw seafood
marinated in lime juice, onions and chili peppers. The acidic lime juice
denatures the protein in the meat and hence, the meat gets “cooked” and turns
to opaque color. The Ceviche here is available
in three kinds of seafood: tuna, snapper and prawn.
Assorted
Tapas [RM68 for 2 Pax] – consist
of deep fried baby squid, Pisco Parmigiana (sliced aubergine, layered with
cheese and tomato sauce), Croquetas (creamy mushroom croquettes), deep fried
battered Chorizo Lollipop and Grilled
Chicken Skewers. My pick – deep fried baby squid, Croquetas and Pisco
Parmigiana.
Spanish
Pork Ribs with Potatoes and Chorizo Sauce [RM42] – taste like homemade braised pork. However, the pork
ribs were slightly too dry for my liking.
Oreja
de Elefante [RM42] – grilled
pounded beef steak with tomatoes and capers sitting on top – simple yet classy.
This dish also knowns as the “elephant ears” due to the look of thinly pounded
beef steak. Don’t you think so??
Paella
Mixta [RM80 for 2 Pax] – consist
of chicken and seafood (clams, mussels, squids and prawns). If you would like
to order, you need to wait for one hour to have the Paella ready.
Churros
[RM18] – honestly speaking, this
is my 1st time trying Churros. It was soft on the inside and crisp
at the outside – GREAT!!!!
Overall
Opinion: Based on my
observation, Pisco Bar seems to be the busiest and happening bar in Jalan Mesui.
If you’re looking for a chill out place or bar to hang out, Pisco Bar might be
one of the bars that you’re not going to miss it!!! Thank you Pisco Bar for
having me!!
GiveAway!!!!
If you would like to try out some food and cocktails in Pisco Bar, just follow
simple steps below and I’ll giveaway 4 x RM50 VOUCHER to ONE lucky winner by 3rd September 2017
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Pisco Bar is located at:
Address: No
29, Jalan Mesui, Off Jalan Nagasari, 50450, Kuala Lumpur.
Phone: +603-2142-2900
Website: Click Here
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Opening Hours:
Daily from 5pm till late. (Closed on Monday)
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