u bluff. ytd i walk the whole sunway i nvr see wendy.

if you are looking for fine dining,

rule #1 : no franchise store is up for fine dinning
rule #2: inside shopping mall , the moment will not as romantic as you would like to be

look for alternative , you will have better luck with your gf ... hahaa

wendy place in sunway. eat gwailou lap cheong.

Hey guys, hope u guys can help me out here. i'm taking my gf out for her birthday next month, and it's going to be just the two of us. any suggestions on where we could have a fine dinner/lunch at 1utama, the curve or sunway? cos i think she would like to watch a movie or shop around after dinner/lunch. so i prefer eating in the mall. i was thinking of Chili's, but she went there a few times already and i'm afraid she might be bored with that place. my budget is about rm150 for 2 person... i know it's not too much... but i need to save up for her birthday present as well..
thanks for ur suggestions guys!

Take her to Delicious @ 1utama.... good portioned, and desserts to die for!

not pyramid, is the cash converter mentari there one, at least i think is call the mentari area. u walk whole sunway take how long ? got 5 minit boh ? that day i walk whole subang got 12 minit

Take her to Delicious @ 1utama.... good portioned, and desserts to die for!

deliciose quite cool decor. i seen the midvalley one. a lot lenglui.

i know... the restaurants outside are better than the ones inside the mall.. and i'm excited to eat somewhere classy outisde too...  but i just dont think my gf is the kind of girl who likes to go to multiple places.. if possible, she wants to eat there, shop there, watch a movie there, all at the same mall... that's the prob... but thanks anyway
the one near to dunkin donuts around the ice ring? umm... i dont understand chinese... sorry.. what is gwailou lap cheong?

i already say not in pyramid jor.  gwailou lap cheong also u dunno ah ?????

gwailou lap cheong is call the soset.

cos when i replied, ur post stating not in pyramid havent come out yet. so i thought in sunway pyramid la.. and i dunno chinese cos im a malay..

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Added on June 9, 2009, 5:36 pm

ohh... sausage? i love sausages (the edible ones)! thanks

that place is non halal mate. serves pork. btw, its not called wendy's anymore, changed name to belly good already

owwhh... too bad then... thanks for the info mate!
anyway, any of u guys ever dined at gardens cafe at 1 utama ground floor? the one besides the escalator... the atmosphere looks nice, but dunno if the food is nice or not...

ohh... i think i know that cafe.. from far it looks a bit like a boutique selling clothes.. but when i look closely, then i realize it's actually a cafe... hmm, will survey that place soon! and i love desserts! thanks! biggrin.gif

a pretty good selection of main courses and mouthwatering desserts..
check out the menu at the website http://www.delicious.com.my/main.htm and you'll know what i mean!

how much can you afford?

take for example Zing at Grand Millenium, I got to know them during my coverage of MIGF last year.

just a few months back they invited me for some food tasting. seems like their weekend dim sum brunch buffet promotion is pretty alright, RM 55 (can't remember nett or not) per person.

yup Wendy's Bistro already changed name.

please refer to my article http://www.buurps.com/2009/05/bellygood-a-...overs-paradise/

but seriously, Bellygood is NOT what you fall a FINE DINING place la.

do you guys actually know what is FINE DINING?

at least refer to here http://www.migf.com/restaurants.html for a head start.

For sushi, which is expensive to preserve and prepare, that makes sense. So what explains the price tag at Aragawa, which just serves steak?

"I've seen Wagyu beef for sale at underground grocery stores in Japan," Davis says. "It's $200 a pound. If you're feeding your cows sake and massaging them all day that's what you get."

Of course, you can fork over major dough for your bread in many other countries as well. In China, people pay thousands of dollars for shark fin, abalone and bear paw. And at the three-Michelin-starred Gordon Ramsay in London, Zagat surveyors estimated the cost of dinner and an alcoholic beverage for one, plus tip, at close to $200. But unlike in Asia, European restaurants place more emphasis on the trappings of fine dining, and Gordon Ramsay is no exception. Bouquets of fresh flowers adorn the 13-table dining room, and the menu includes rarefied dishes like pigeon and Cornish lamb. Interested? Pick up your planner: Reservations must be made at least two months in advance.