Stammtisch KL, Bukit Damansara
18-G, Jalan Medan Setia 2,
Plaza Damansara,
Bukit Damansara
50490 Kuala Lumpur
Tel# 03-2302 1190
How many German restaurants are there in Klang Valley that serves beyond pork knuckle and sauerkraut? Octoberfest fairs don't count. Given my passion for (learning) the German language, you'd think that its food would get me even more excited. The sad part is yes, the thought of stuffing myself silly with wurst is great especially it's all protein but that also happen to be a rather costly affair.
We were rather divided on this starter as some found it way too salty, almost like biting into the bits of salt, while one found that it was all right. I think my RM 6.90 Genting salad is way better than this, mainly due to the salt factor. Otherwise, it was light and fresh with some sweetness courtesy of the pumpkin and cherry tomatoes.
This wasn't our top pick but they weren't making pizzas during the festive season. It turned out to be a blessing in disguise as this was the best dish of the night. The sauce was light and tangy, with bits of meat here and there. They were also generous with the mushroom.
Either way, for a German restaurant, the sausages were a disappointment. I guess the word mini was a hint of things to come but my mind thought that mini would be short but fat. Turned out they were still long, just thinner. They were quite dry on the inside, flavor was just so-so. Is this what they are supposed to taste like or did we come on the wrong day?
Mashed potato was our consolation to an otherwise sad sausage dish. There was also sauerkraut on the side which provided a nice break from the meat.
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