A Noshing Good Time!
Following
its original outlet success in Jaya Shopping Centre, Nosh Up Café opened in the newly renovated Atria Shopping Gallery recently. Taking on a modern comfort
approach, the café leans toward a bistro concept where diners can expect modern
comfort food with familiar flavours.
A
casual stroll into the café one weekday with another foodie had us all settling
comfortably into their chic and simple décor. From retro tiles to lots of light
natural wood décor all over, Nosh Up
has a bar set in the mid of the café with seating placed casually in the front
to all the way in the back of the café. We loved the warm lightings as it sets
the mood for casual and yet simple chic charm to the whole ambiance.
Dinner
commenced with Lamb Pie (RM24), a sort
of deconstructed one. A pot holding aromatic oven braised lamb stew is served
alongside a pillow of crispy flaky puff pastry and a disc of potato rosti with
some lightly dressed lettuce. The rich earthy tomato stew had delectable chunks
of soft lamb that was so tender and tasty together with soft braised
vegetables. A sprinkling of cheese added more flavours. Simply take the puff
pastry to mop up all the yummy stew for pure comfort enjoyment.
Next
up, everyone was definitely eyeing the large golden Crunchy Soft Shell Crab Burger (RM24). Talk about going big, a
large crunchy battered soft shell crab that was obviously bursting out of its
toasted bun. Barely balanced on lettuce, fresh tomato slice, cheese and
surrounded by a moat of thick cut fries, it’s a burger meant for full blast
enjoyment. We loved it!!
The
Grilled Sotong Sumbat with Rice
(RM19) turned out to be a surprised since it was more local than the other
dishes at Nosh Up. Nevertheless, you won’t hear us complaining at the rice
salad stuffed squid cooked in a luscious creamy coconut curry sauce labeled as
Chef’s Special Sauce. It also comes with a small mount of Asian salad which was
more of a pickled vegetable side to cut the richness of the very rich sauce.
The dish is best savored piping hot and is also good for sharing.
We
thought it was quite a smart moved to pair salmon with garlic fried rice in the
Smoked Salmon Garlic Fried Rice
(RM19). Obviously the dish seemed to be inspired from Japanese and yet, this
one tasted more local than its original. Made more tempting with a poached egg
with molten center, the best part of the dish is to cut the egg and watch the
egg yolk oozes out to lux up the garlicky fried rice. A side of Asian salad
again was also present to remind us how local flavours will always prevail in
the dish.
More
Asian fusion dishes followed pursuit in Smoked
Duck Miso Pasta (RM22). This dish was quite a hit among us that evening. The
pasta had a nice nutty saltish miso note and tasted even better with the
poached egg. I have always enjoyed smoked duck so bingo again for points in the
dish.
Then
we went French with Nosh Up’s version of Duck
Leg Confit with Orange Sauce (RM35). The duck confit was tender but not
mushy and had luscious deep smoky flavours. I would wished for a better crisp
on the skin but it’s very minor as the duck is delicious with the roasted
potatoes, sautéed onions with peppers and tangy orange sauce. Good effort and definitely
worthy of an order if you love duck!
After
all the delicious dishes earlier, the Crispy
Lamb Shank (RM38) was the only dish that fell a bit short. It’s good on
flavours but the lamb was a tad on the dryer end. Never fear because all one
needs to do is smothered the lamb with the side of tomatoey sauce. Served with
more potatoes and dressed greens, the dish is pretty filling and value for
money for big meat eaters.
We
could never resist desserts and decided to go all the way with Tiramisu, Red Velvet and Matcha Cheesecake. These were homemade
and changes daily. My favorite of the three was the non-alcoholic Tiramisu with
its delicious flavour and texture. The Red Velvet is made with beetroot for its
signature color so it’s another plus point to enjoy the cake sans the coloring.
The Matcha Cheesecake has a solid flavour of the intense green tea that seemed
to hold its flavour against the Oreo chocolate.
Finally,
a classic twisted of Banana Fritters
Split (RM14) completed our meal. It looked a tad messy but once you have
dig in, you will be loved by its icy ice creams contrasting with crispy banana
fritters and chocolate sauce.
Don’t
forget, order Nosh Up’s Rosy Raspberry Lychee Mocktail or Iced Chocolate to quench your thirst!
NOSH
UP
Lot C33 Concourse Level
Atria Shopping Gallery
Jalan SS22/23
Damansara Jaya
Petaling Jaya
Tel: 03-7733-8238
Facebook: www.facebook.com/noshupcafe
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That sounds like a great addition to Atria Shopping Gallery. The modern comfort bistro concept with familiar flavours makes Nosh Up Café an inviting spot for both casual meals and relaxed catch-ups. It’s always nice to see successful outlets expand while keeping their original charm. I enjoy reading about new café openings and lifestyle updates like this on https://techbunch.org/, where trends and reviews are shared in a simple, engaging way.
ReplyDeleteIt’s great to see Nosh Up Café continuing its growth after the success at Jaya Shopping Centre 🍽️ The move to a newly renovated Atria Shopping Gallery sounds like a perfect fit for its modern comfort bistro vibe. Familiar flavours paired with a fresh setting always make for a welcoming dining experience. I often discover similar café and lifestyle highlights on https://zonelify.com/, which shares interesting food and city updates.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Nosh Up Café on expanding to Atria Shopping Gallery! The modern comfort bistro concept sounds inviting, especially with familiar flavours that appeal to a wide range of diners. It’s great to see successful outlets growing into new spaces while maintaining their identity. For more updates on lifestyle, food, and trends, you can also explore https://techsparo.com/.
ReplyDeleteIt’s great to see Nosh Up Café continuing its success with a new outlet at Atria Shopping Gallery. The modern comfort bistro concept paired with familiar flavours sounds like a perfect spot for casual dining. Wishing them continued success with this expansion. You can also find engaging lifestyle and food-related stories on https://thetalestime.com/.
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