A cozy and casual French restaurant that was once popular with it's racelette themed dinners.
The Food:
First up, we had Cocott's Homemade Bread (first bread is complimentary; after orders at RM6/serving), which I thought had toothsome textures and an amazing fluff. I'd highly recommend ordering a second portion. Being the first time there, I ordered what came recommended - Malakoff (RM34) and Beef Bourguignon (RM51/single and RM97/double) to share. The Malakoff came in a form of five bursting balls of deep fried raclette cheese, best eaten with the onion and red wine chutney at the side. I had to give their much talked about raclette cheese a go and these were decently delicious. The traditional French dish of Beef Bourguignon came equally tantalizing - flavorsome stew cooked in red wine that leaned towards the savory taste-bud, with tender shreds of beef done right. We also went with the Poached Salmon (RM51) served with maltaise sauce, beetroot puree, kohlrabi, and orange - which was just about alright.
Overall Rating: 7.5/10.
Simply because cheese is not really my number one (don't mind me cheese-lovers out there), though I really enjoyed the overall experience and the food I had.
Curious Kitchen is located at:
Address: 1-1 Greens Terrace, Jalan Wan Kadir 3, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur.
Phone: 03-2712 4481
Opening Hours: 12-3pm / 6.30-10pm Daily.
The Highlights : Food Series consists of short stories of restaurants that I thought would be worthwhile of sharing in this blog.
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