Western from Paris?

Frankly speaking, I haven't been to Paris yet so I'm not really sure what are the cuisine that you can get at Paris. However...

'Fish with Fried Rice' I'm not so into Fries, unless I have an urge for an interesting plate of fries, otherwise I would try to avoid it. As for the Fish and Chips over here, you can choose to replace the portion of Fries with a decent portion of Fried Rice. The tasty portion of Fried Rice is a (+). Even though the soft bakes beans and crunchy coleslaw are served cold but when you mix it with the Fried Rice, they actually can blend deliciously together. :)

Fried to a delicious looking color, this looks pretty appealing. Even though the texture looks pretty appealing, but the taste is actually pretty normal and there's no Tartar sauce but for the price I'm paying I'm actually getting a hearty meal, which makes this a pretty good deal for lunch. :) In fact, some of the set meals over here comes with the choice of either Spaghetti/Fries or Fried Rice/Fries. Therefore if you are afraid that the Fried Rice might appear to be a bit too dry or bland for you, you can go for the meals, that comes with the sweet brown sauce, which can improve both the taste and the texture of the Fried Rice even further. :)

So where can you give the 'Fish and Chips' a good try?

The name of this stall would be 'Paris Western Grill'. It's located inside 'West Coast Market Square', which is located opposite, 'West Coast Plaza'.

Notes:

• Operating Hours:
  11:00 - 00:30

* Click here for the location of "West Coast Market Square" on Google Maps.

Coz it's West Co'z...

Previously known as 'Ginza Plaza', which is more commonly known as a 'gaming heaven' for gamers, especially when there's a bigger ratio of 'LAN gaming shops' as compared to any other types of shops. It has undergo big changes and the 'gaming heaven' back then has changed drastically into a shopping mall and the same building has also changed it's name into 'West Coast Plaza' too.

'Sambal Kang Kong' Not bad for a fusion food restaurant. For a start, the 'Sambal Kong Kong' didn't end up to be too watery/soggy. The stalk still have this crunchy touch. Though it's a big disappointment to me, but the spicy taste of this dish is just right, not too spicy and not too bland. :D

'Curry Fish Head' This would be the highlight of this post. This would be the main reason why we were dining over there the other day. For a start, just the generous portion of vegetables that were added into the claypot can help you to clean up a plate of rice easily. There's 'Lady's Fingers', 'Fried Beancurd', 'Brinjal', etc... Before you dig into the plate of 'white rice', do remember to topped it up with a scoop of the thick, milky, tasty and not too spicy gravy of the 'Curry Fish Head'. :P As for the 'Fish Head' itself, The taste of the gravy has blend into the flesh of the fresh 'Fish Head' thoroughly. :) Not only it tastes good, the portion is pretty generous too and best of all, the 'Price is Right'. :D

So where can you give these dishes a good try?

The name of this place would be "West Co'z Cafe". It's a place that specialize in both 'Chinese' and 'Thai' food, basically fusion cuisine and it's located on the top floor of 'West Coast Plaza'.

Notes:

• Operating Hours:
  11:30 - 21:30 Daily
• By the way, this place can be pretty crowded during dinner. The other day, the crowd is so bad that they have to open up a few more tables along the corridor to minimize the number of disappointed and hungry customers.

* Click here to find out more about "West Co'z Cafe".
^ Click here for the 'Facebook' page of "West Co'z Cafe".
# Click to find out more about 'West Coast Plaza'.