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| Kreate Take Out |
About a week before fasting month, Ezry had a surgery at Prince Court. I was not really familiar with the place as it was the first time I was there. As I was entering the hospital and approaching the lift, there was a shop right at the corner next to The Coffee Bean called Kreate. After looking at the menu, it figures that the name Kreate was in relation to the "Wok It Up" portion of menu where you can customise your order.
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| The Menu |
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| Wok It Up |
The interior of the place gave a some sort of an exclusive or "atas" urban vibe. It was quite clear that the shop was inspired by Chinese take out by looking at the arrangements or utensils. However, they don't only serve Asian food but also have a small selection of western food such as pasta, sandwiches and chicken.
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| Interior of the Restaurant |
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| To be honest, i quite like the interior. |
I decided to try the "Wok It Up" menu for lunch and selected the Jasmine White Rice with Chinese Sauce and added Salmon. Although I was tempted to try more things, I need to always remember that I'm from a working class with a daughter, there are a lot of less fortunate people around and overeating is bad for health. In another note, Dont la berangan Kaya spend banyak-banyak, Don't waste food and Don't eat more that you should unless you want to get sick. Also, nanti Gemok la! Haha! So, lets be realistic here.
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| Who would have thought Chinese Take Out packaging can look so good and exclusive! |
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| Chinese Fried Rice with Fried Salmon |
To be honest, I'ld give it about 6.5/10. It could just be me but I prefer Chinese Fried Rice cooked using Basmathi rather than Jasmine white rice. I could really taste the sesame oil (which is good in my opinion) and a little wet. Affordability wise I thought it was quite reasonable you know with the whole exclusive package that comes in. I really don't think you can find a Fried Rice with Salmon below RM20 in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Even the Fried Rice in Uptown Damansara now cost RM7.50 and that is a stall. Nonetheless the whole product, package and experience was definitely 'kreat-ive'. If you are ever at Prince Court, this is a definite must try place!
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