Dining with Elephants II

Finally, I have completed editing the major part of Dining with Elephants pictures. Muahahhahaha..

Please make sure that you have taken Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner before continuing scrolling down. The following content may or may not cause you hungry and drooling all over your keyboard. However, just a small warning to you guys. (Macamla my this post can cause so much trouble)

Starting with pasta…

:+: Spaghetti & Meatballs :+:

This spaghetti is specially made with the Chef’s special tomato sauce and topped with Cheddar cheese. Look at the cheese.. Fuhhh… Cheesy… Meaty… Tomato-eey.. Slurps..

:+: Chicken Maryland :+:

The origin of the chicken is Maryland. Actually, that’s not true. The truth is that this is a special marinated chicken. Taking a bite of this tender roasted chicken would bring you to Maryland or as what Ehon would call it, La-la-land. The chicken Maryland is served with rice or french fries and coleslaw.

:+: Ole Fishies - Fish & Chips :+:

Fish and chips is everyone’s all time favourite (maybe to some only). Why Ole Fishies? Do you remember when we were young and we normally say “ole ole” (shy shy /shame shame). So, the fish they use here is called Ole Fishies as the fishes are shy. Really!! *Giving serious big eyes look*

Anyway, the deep fried battered fish is served with french fries, tartar sauce and a wedge of lemon.

:+: Cajun Fish Cutlet :+:

For those who prefer to have something light, this pan-fried cajun fish cutlet seals the deal immediately. Served with french fries, vegetables and tartar sauce.

:+: Lamb Curry :+:

I tell you now and I’ll tell you again, this is one freaking GOOD Lamb Curry! The lamb curry is served with white rice, pickled vege (archar) and crackers (papadham).

:+: Grilled Lamb Chop :+:

Although at Elephant Cafe, they don’t serve elephant meat, but the serving of Grilled lamb chop is ELEPHANT (big). The seasoned and grilled lamb chops comes with french fries, coleslaw and few slices of cucumber. Brown, black pepper or mushroom sauce at your own choice.

:+: Lamb Shank :+:

This is the DISH of the night. The stewed lamb shank is cooked in tomato gravy till tender. My gosh.. It’s so tender that you don’t even need the knife to cut it. Just by using the fork, you can easily scrap the meat off the bone. The lamb shank is served with mashed potato and veggies.

:+: Beef Steak :+:

This beef steak here is another STAR of the night. The grilled beef steak is served with mashed potato and veggies. Choices of sauces are brown, black pepper and mushroom.

:+: Dido Look :+:

As I mentioned earlier, the beef steak is the Star of the night. Please meet Elephant’s very own Fido Dido. Ngekngekngek…

:+: Traditional Roasted Beef :+:

The tender traditional roasted beef slices are very very very sweet and juicy. Bare in mind, when you order red meat, be sure that your meat is at least medium. If too well done, the meat tend to be very hard and chewy and you could probably get choked. *choichoichoi*

The roasted beef is served with mashed potatoes and coleslaw. If you like to have veggies instead of coleslaw, you can always request for it when ordering. Oh and also you can choose sauce of your choice, brown, black pepper or mushroom sauce.

:+: Mix-grilled :+:

The mix-grilled is a mx of chicken chop, lamb chop and sausages, served with french fries and veggies. Choices of sauces are brown, black pepper and mushroom.

Fiush… *wipes sweat*Finally, I completed this post. Long one indeed. I hope that you guys would go to Elephant Cafe and dine there. It’s a nice place. And I hope that this post can help you guys know what kind of dishes they serve and would try them out too.

By the way, i’d like to add another part for this Elephant, Dining with Elephants III. After a review of drinks, starters and main course, any idea what’s going to be in Dining with Elephants III ? *wink wink*