Marche Movenpick @The Curve
The entrance and our table
It was Thaipusam, a public holiday yesterday. I had a brunch date with my bunch of girl friends from my working days.. We met about 10 years ago and they were my loyal Starbuck gang those days where we literally killed our two hours' lunch time there almost everyday after lunch. Most of them has since moved on and left the company except one.
They are all career women in their thirties, some married while some still enjoying their single lifestyle. One of them had just been promoted as General Manager of a public listed company. Congrats, LL and I am so happy for her. She's a capable and strong willed woman and I am not surprised at all for what she has achieved today despite only in her mid thirties..
So, in celebration to her promotion, we were treated to a brunch at Marche and we had LL's generosity to thank for as the bill came up to more than RM300 for 6 of us.. The food there was good though a bit pricey. I was so busy eating that I didn't take the photos of food that came later. Each of them had fruit juice except me who ordered bottomless soft drinks where I enjoyed unlimited free refill. No photos for the portobello or was that mushroom dish and fruit crepe with ice cream and latte that came later. I so loved the mushroom dishes there and would sure order this dish again on my next visit.
The market place and grill station
Marché (pronounced Mar-shay), means “market” in French, is a restaurant concept developed by the Swiss-based Mövenpick Group. Customers are given a “passport” upon entry, and each and every food item ordered will be stamped on the passport and the bill will be settled based on the stamps before you leave the restaurant. Loss of passport will cost RM200.00 so be careful!
The market concept with their collections of market tables and stations offer extensive food that includes meat and seafood grills, salads and delicacies, pizza, rosti, pasta, roast, sausages, vegetables, sushi, bread and pastries, desserts, coffee, freshed pressed juice, wines and beers and others.
The market passport
Calamari rings
Pasta
Swiss Potato dish - Rosti
Mushroom salad
Sirloin steak - though we requested medium cooked but it came well done. The chicken sausage is charged separately
Mushroom soup and baked potato with sour cream topping
Chicken chop
Swiss Alp Mocha
Sorry, LF, I didn't get your "wrinkled thumb", in your own words, photoshopped as my photoshop skill sucks. ;)
9 Comments:
Girl friends day again, where you put your Ian that time when you were out? Daddy?
Yan: Ya, both father and son were just nearby at Ikea enjoying themselves too. ;)
The chicken chop has got no sides? fries or salad?
mnhl: Ha, only I realised.. there was supposed to be a scoop of mashed potatoes but taken by someone as we shared our food. By the way, side dishes are charged separately, expensive hor?
Ah...I saw this in Singapore, Raffles City a long time ago. So they have an outlet in KL now... Food looks real good... Yum! Yum!
oooh..never heard of mar chay before.. i like the name.. hahaa... and the food looks great too!
I never dine in Marche before, everytime just pass by only.. =_=
I heard its quite pricey...
stp: They have a few outlets around the world. The food tastes good though a bit expensive.
claire: Not Mar chay la.. It's Mar shay. Hehehe..
Hayley: yup, quite pricey.. but nvm la.. got someone who foot the bill. Hahaha..
It's always awesome to meet up with old friends! I have been to this place once only, I must agree the food is not bad!
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