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2012-09-14
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If any restaurant in KL could be described as Chaplinesque, it might be Mulberry, thanks to portraits of the silent film star that stir a striking sense of nostalgia. Mulberry throbs with a thriving lunch crowd, but evenings here are serene, enabling scattered tables of customers to stop & smell the truffle oil in this vegetarian-friendly spaghetti tossed with sauteed mushrooms, sugar peas & tomato confit. From pasta to pizza, there's a something-for-everyone selection. The Santa Fe thin-crust
If any restaurant in KL could be described as Chaplinesque, it might be Mulberry, thanks to portraits of the silent film star that stir a striking sense of nostalgia.
Mulberry throbs with a thriving lunch crowd, but evenings here are serene, enabling scattered tables of customers to stop & smell the truffle oil in this vegetarian-friendly spaghetti tossed with sauteed mushrooms, sugar peas & tomato confit.
From pasta to pizza, there's a something-for-everyone selection. The Santa Fe thin-crust special showcases a tasty mix of Tex-Mex flavors, with chicken, tomato salsa, avocados, sauteed onions, sour cream & cheese
Beefing things up a bit with this Chef's Salad, comprising mesclun with beef pastrami, carrots, celeriac, Japanese cucumber, cherry tomatoes & red onions in a ginger sesame soy dressing. Always fun to find a place that serves salads worth savoring.
Plenty of hard liquor; who knows if Chaplin _ never much of a drinker _ would have approved.
Mulberry opens weekdays; last orders are at about 9pm, but the kitchen may oblige latecomers.All in all, Mulberry's not a bad hangout, offering largely enjoyable food & efficient service.
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