Marmalade Cafe @ Bangsar Village II, Bangsar
Beginning in 2002 as the Gecko, one year later the Gecko evolved into the Marmalade – a place filled with familiar faces and comfort food. With an appreciation for the raw and unpolished, coupled with an emphasis on family values, the same founder Alicia and her mom Kim continues to prepare the dishes with the finest ingredients, and the salad dressings are still homemade by Alicia. It’s the food, healthy and good – based on their own recipes that keeps customers returning.
The Marmalade Cafe
Bright, Cheerful, Homey & Spacious
The colorful and whimsical images on the wall drew my attention at first sight. There is a kids’ corner for kids to have some fun while the parents enjoy a bite or drink. For us, we picked some latest from the stack of magazines to read leisurely.
Here come the drinks we had, the single dose apple juice and mochacino.
Mochacino – RM8.50
This mochacino was just alright to me, not impressed though. However, Mr Bear said the pure apple juice (RM7.50) was great, no sugar added : )
Turkey and Mushroom Quiche – RM16
The eggy mixture was very creamy and well filled of turkey and mushroom. But it tasted rather bland, sadly… … it was not to our liking : (
Banoffee Cheese Cake – RM 9.90
Banana toffee cheese cake served with butterscotch sauce was deceptively delicious and sinful!! I couldn’t finish it, gotta share with Mr Bear. Oh… …no, lust for it now, where can I get banoffee cheese cake in Penang?
Carrot Cake – RM9.90
It was loaded with shredded carrots and walnuts, cream cheese frosting, dotted with pumpkin seeds and topped off with bittersweet Marmalade zest.
Well, well, well… … having heard many great reviews about this piece of heaven, however it failed to win over our hearts. A tad dry and flavorless. Our favorite is from the Annabelle’s Place : p (read my review here, Annabelle’s Place @ Lembah Permai, Tanjung Bungah)
Mini Cupcakes – RM3
Each came in a pair. I had never tried the mini cupcakes. Those were all for the kids at home : )
The Bill
The prices are a little steep, still worth a try : ) Next time in KL, I’m gonna try out the salad and the other tantalizing dessert. Oh yeah, The Sounds of Havana salad and Moroccan Lamb Shank, most probably ^ ^
Marmalade Cafe
http://www.ilovemarmalade.com.my
Fax: +603 2282 8060
Email: contact@ilovemarmalade.com.my
Bangsar
1F-18, 1st Floor,
Bangsar Village II,
Jalan Telawi 2,
bangsar Baru,
59100, KL.
Tel: +603 2282 8301
Map
* Map sourced from Marmalade Cafe
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Mont Kiara
E-01-02, Block E,
Plaza Mont Kiara
Jalan Kiara 2
Mont Kiara,
50480, KL.
Tel: +603 6201 1743
Map
* Map sourced from Marmalade Cafe
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