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Dine in wih Chef usuf by Kuching- born Yusuf Mahron, fondly known as Chef Yusuf presents the taste of home in a traditional kampung ambience, only at The Loaf Pavilion KL. From the simple Gulai Ayam Kampung to the authentic Laksa Sarawak, experience a soulful and yummy gastronomic journey that will leave you with full of LOAF and wonderful memories . Dine In With Chef Yusuf is now open all day ! Bring along your most adventurous taste buds & company and experience a LOAFly time with us! Laksa Sarawak Sarawakian classic Noodle soaked in Chef Yusuf’s special gravy. RM 25 Ayam Kampung Masak Lemak Cili Api Negeri Sembilan inspired rich spicy Coconut Chicken Curry. Daging Balado Beef served in Chef Yusuf’s special mixture of spice. Pari Asam Pedas Malacca inspired Sting Rays served in spicy sour sauce. Rice Set Fragrant rice comes with Ulam, Keropok, Sambal Belacan, Cincalok & Budu. Patin Tempoyak Pahang inspired Patin with Durian paste. Sambal Petai Udang Shrimp & Petai Stir Fried in home made Chilli paste. Dine in wih Chef usuf by Main Course Daging Balado Ikan Goreng Beef served in Chef Yusuf’s special mixture Classic deep fried Catch of the day. of spice. Ayam Kampung Masak Lemak Cili Api Daging Opor Negeri Sembilan inspired rich spicy Coconut Beef cooked in Chef Yusuf’s special mixture Chicken Curry. of spice. Gulai Ayam Kampung Pari Asam Pedas Chicken infused in classic traditional kampung Malacca inspired Sting Rays served in spicy style Curry. sour sauce. Gulai Ikan Tenggiri Patin Tempoyak Mackarel infused in classic traditional kampung Pahang inspired Patin with Durian paste. style Curry. Ayam Masak Korma Choice of Vegetables Chicken cooked in Chef Yusuf’s special mixture of Korma Spice. Sambal Terung Fried Brinjals mixed with Dried Anchovies Ayam Kuzi Sambal. Kelantan inspired thick Tomato based Chicken Curry. Sambal Tempe Golden fried Tempe with Sambal. Sambal Petai Udang Shrimp and Petai stir fried in home made Chilli Bendi Tumis Ikan Kering Paste. Stir fried Lady’s Fingers with Dried Shrimps. Set for 1 RM 32 Set for 4 RM 126 ( 1 Rice Set + 1 Main Dish ) (4 Rice Set + 4 Choice of Main Dishes + 2 choice of vege) Set for 2 RM 66 Add On ( 2 Rice Set + 2 Choice of Main Dishes Rice Set RM 5 + 1 choice of Vege ) Main Dishes RM 23 Vegetables RM 15 Price quoted are in ringgit Malaysia & subject to 10% service charge & 6% SST. Dine in wih Chef usuf by Daging Balado Hidangan daging pedas bersama campuran cili dan rempah istimewa Chef Yusuf. Daging Opor Hidangan daging yang dimasak bersama santan dan rempah istimewa Chef Yusuf. Pari Asam Pedas Ikan Pari dimasak dengan asam pedas inspirasi Melaka. Patin Tempoyak Ikan Patin dimasak dengan pes Durian inspirasi Pahang. Ikan Goreng Ikan goreng klasik khas Chef Yusuf. Ayam Kampung Masak Lemak Cili Api Hidangan Kari Ayam Kampung dimasak dengan Santan inspirasi Negeri Sembilan. Gulai Ayam Kampung Hidangan Gulai Ayam gaya Kampung. Gulai Ikan Tenggiri Hidangan Gulai Ikan Tenggiri gaya Kampung. Ayam Masak Korma Hidangan Ayam yang dimasak dengan Rempah Korma istimewa Chef Yusuf. Ayam Kuzi Hidangan Ayam Kuzi inspirasi Kelantan. Sambal Petai Udang Hidangan 1 Orang RM 32 Udang dan Petai digaul bersama Sambal istimewa Chef Yusuf. (1 Set Nasi + 1 Hidangan Utama) Bendi Tumis Ikan Kering Hidangan 2 Orang RM 66 (2 Set Nasi + 2 pilihan Hidangan Kacang Bendi ditumis dan digaul bersama Udang Kering. Utama + 1 pilihan Sayur) Hidangan 4 Orang RM 126 Sambal Terung (4 Set Nasi + 4 pilihan Hidangan Terung Goreng dimasak dengan Sambal Ikan Bilis. Utama + 2 pilihan Sayur) Tambahan Sambal Tempe Set Nasi RM 5 Tempe goreng dihidang bersama Sambal. Hidangan Utama RM 23 Pilihan Sayur RM 15 Harga dinyatakan dalam ringgit Malaysia dan tertakluk kepada 10% caj perkhidmatan & 6% SST..

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