Food Hungry: Savy's Brasserie, Bandar

Monday, September 26, 2011

Savy's Brasserie, Bandar

Finally, I have extra time to sit down and do a proper update on this blog! Life has been so hectic and packed with all sorts of activities. I've been juggling everyday on different matters be it personal life, studies, relationship, work and etc. Although it might sound bad due to some sacrifices that I have to make (such as not having time to blog as often as before) but I can't deny the fact that I am actually growing and learning daily from all these stuffs happening around me. A big thank to all those people who have helped me and are still trying hard to help me grow and be independent. I have surely learnt and experienced a lot :)

To revive this blog, I am sharing series of photos which I have taken during my sungkai experience in Savy's Brasserie. Like I mentioned in the previous post, although I know it's really late to share this but I seriously don't want my pictures to be hidden in one of the many folders in my hard disk thus I am still sharing this :P

I was pretty surprised at that time when I heard that Savy's was having sungkai buffet as I knew it has always been a fine dining place. And of course without thinking much, I bugged Hubby to bring me there since I had never visited Savy's before. The impression on Savy's which people around me gave me was that it's very expensive to dine there thus I was not giving any high hope on the quality of Savy's at that time. However after my first and solely dining experience there, I must say it was really worth it.

Frankly speaking, there were not many choices available but each dish had got its food quality and standard there. Just the beef ribs and lamb dish had already awed us so much that we kept refilling our dishes for those two. Other dishes served include fried rice (which I didn't find it tasted good), Spaghetti carbonara, Potato wedges, Roasted chicken stuffed with risotto, (a fish dish which I wasn't sure of what it's called) and soup. There was another station which few varieties of appetizers and desserts were placed there.

As you all know that one of the few things which many patrons always afraid of when having buffet is actually insufficient of food. In this case, Savy's did very well as they always refill the food once the tray was about to go empty unlike some restaurants which do not do this.

Overall, it was a pretty good experience and I do hope that I can make a return visit again to try out their food on the ala carte menu ^^