Last week during the public holiday, Be and I went to 1 Utama to send her car over to Eunos service centre. After handing her car over to the mechanics, we walked around browsing through shops. Got hungry halfway, so we decided to go food-hunting around the mall.
Went up to the top floor and the first thing we saw was Charms, which we wanted to try out a few months back. Without further much thinking, we head straight in for brunch. The café has an outdoor/garden setting right in the middle of the floor, which stands out from the other shops.
The café surrounding with its attractive all-white decoration, flowery wall mural paintings and colourful lamp shades are indeed... charming. There is even a table with swing chairs and it caught my eye, unfortunately we didn’t land our butts on it and get 10 years younger. Wasted...
Hanging chandeliers, lanterns and a... birdcage?!
Nice looking menu and the green afro "hairdo" in the background
We ordered the sweet & sour lamb meat with garlic rice, fried omelette lou shi fun & fried tofu. Dont recall the actual names, but it's sure yummylicious & comes in large portion.
Be helping herself, officiating the food opening ceremony
Hers - The fried omlette lou shu fun's tasty, just like good char kuey teows out there. It is kinda oily though.
His - 5 words for this. Crispy sweet tender lamb meat... delicious. Doesn't really match with the garlic rice, but it sure comes in a large portion though.
Our appetizer - fried tofu. The taste's so-so and it's hard to chew. The sweet & sour chilli sauce that accompanied it was nice though.
Found out that they’ve got a branch in The Curve too. Look forward to another charming meal in Charms with dear Ms Cham again. But this time, I’ll go for the Lamb Charmer and rojak, which should be the café's best-selling items.
Bottom line… worth eating as they are generous with the portion and I think it’s valued for money!
- Frag -
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