Palmierra 28, KL | A Instagrammable Iftar spot

LOVE IT! LOVE IT! LOVE IT!
I kept saying I want to talk to the owner Yaya, so many questions running in my mind.
Why Palmierra?
What does it stands for?
How old is the restaurant?
What inspired her to open a restaurant?
And the most important question of all…
Who is her ID?
This is what usually happens when I can excited over something good.

Love the vibe, love the energy and love the idea. You guys have to come lah, be it Ramadan or otherwise, wajib dating (dating pun ok) and (make sure) pakai cantik-cantik, kay! Keyword : Instagrammable.

Just my luck to be able to check-out this place and sample their upcoming Ramadan buffet set. Mind you, this is a restaurant and yet they are able to assemble 60 dishes+drinks for their guests, and fret not my friends… as I will share what they have and my top 3 pick. Aci tak….

Kerabu spread – kerabu mangga as usually will be everyone’s top pick. Who can resist such contradicting taste that explode vibrant of flavour in our mouth – sweet, sour, salty and that umami flavour all at once.

Paru belado – remembering Ujang famous ‘Aku Budak Minang’ book, belado babe! Anything belado will always ONZ in my book. Nasib rasanya betul-betul ONZ.

Arrays of kuih – Koci. Rasa semua cukup. Cuns.

Udang masak sambal – This is the ONLY one I couldn’t find where the lauk station is, but I kept seeing it on everyone’s plate. I sincerely believe due to my height challenge, the delicious lauk udang perpetually being blocked by other media friends. Sampai ke sudah tak rasa, dengar cite sedap. I believe them!

Singgang – This is the most rarestest dish cause I rarely see singgang being one of the dishes due Ramadan buffet or any buffet for that matter. I personally feel it is one of those dish that should be in a buffet line as it is simple and light for buka puasa – not overwhelming.

Choices of masak lemak – Like seriously, pick your choice (Hint : They also have lala masak lemak cili api). InshaAllah tak kecewa.

Aside from the above mentioned, they do have the usual satay, ikan bakar, char kueh teow, sup tulang (I heard it is one of their highlight as well), English section such as ayam buttermilk, mac and cheese, fried calamari, fries and many more.

Ahh…. Next we talk about drinks. They serves teh tarik and kopi panas, on top of the air balang such as sirap, air asam boi and a few others. Air kosong pun ada, not to worry. Psst… Air asam boi dia sedap (my favourite of all time!)

If you wanted something different for Ramadan Iftar and bored of hotel buffet, you can always come here.  Especially if you happen to stuck in KL after office, this will be an ideal place to feast your hungry tummy

Salam Ramadan.