of Burgers of Beef and Curried Chicken Pizza

The beef burger was as a home made burger should be, a little lose around the edges but tasty enough in its bun. It wasn't large. No Whopper here, no generous Swiss Centre, I can barely finish this but I'll have a damned good try and diet tomorrow.  The disappointment came with the run of the mill, straight from frozen into the oil chips, which tasted dry no matter the sauce. But overall it was a pleasant enough experience if a snack was all you were after. Though to be honest there are plenty if other places here in Puchong which do much better.

My wife's curry chicken pizza was as bizarre tasting as it sounded, and all on the thinnest pizza base I have come across. I briefy wondered if it were, in fact, a chappati. I had been give roti cannai before as a pizza base so I would not have been surprised. The pretzel later was fine. The coffee overly sharp and the bill faintly ridiculous.

This new pub and restaurant arcade - Setia Walk is rapidly becoming renowned for overpriced food and drink but, sadly,  not for quality. It is a brief haven for the overpaid 20 and 30 somethings with more money than sense. For the rest of us, it is a mere convenience which is becoming financially inconvenient. Better, and more authentic, food and drink are available close by. True it is often without aircon, but are we really so vain.

The promised 20% off TOTAL FOOD BILL never materialised amidst claims that it was a marketing department error. True I was offered a free coffee in compensation, but that would have been a most expensive coffee had I accepted.  I preferred to keep my credibility and write instead.

My wife grumbled on for half a day, believing that we were effectively cheated. We were. So beware. Even should you visit this particular cafe in Setia Walk, do not believe all you read or are told by the staff in regards to discounts using your credit card otherwise, like us, you might fall foul of that cafe's marketing department and spend more than you had intended.