Travel Foodies

First thing when we entered was to order drinks. It was a hot and sunny weather out there and what better to quench my thirst with my favourite soft drink, root beer! I found this particular brand of root beer not too gassy which is good since we were all sipping it up really quick.

Thomas Kemper – Rootbeer (RM 5.50)

To start us off, we had the salad which consisted of leafy vegetables, cucumbers, tomatoes and apples. It was then drizzled with a citrus dessing which is a much healthier and more refreshing taste to the typical thousand island dressing.

House Salad (RM 8.00)

After satisfying our quota of greens for the day, its time for meat! lol. Afterall thats what we’re here for! First up is the burgers.  This pork burger’s patty is made from shredded or ‘pulled’ pork (hence its name) which has been slow roasted and braised in their special sauce. So expect this to be slightly messy when you chomp into this burger as the patty is rather loose and not so compact as compared to other burger patties.

Pulled-pork burger (RM 12.00)

Here we have Jamie cutting the burger into very accurate portions for everyone to try…heh heh.

The other burger on the menu is something interesting. Within the patty at the core is cheese. So imagine ozzing cheese when you bite into the burger. **Caution** Melted cheese is HOT so advisable to let it cool a while before chomping down on it eventhough how hungry you may be

Juicy Lucy Burger (RM 13.50)

One of my personal favourites. Some may get offended by the name of the dish but hey, if it taste good then it doesn’t matter..right? Placed in a baking dish, fries are topped generously with simply flavourfull gravy. To top it off, melted cheese. My heart also literally melts :p

“Dog Food” – Gravy Fries (RM 7.50)

Ah Bok just couldn’t get enough of it!

On to the mains, we tried the ribs. Marinated in special sauce & rub then grilled. Interesting to note why it is called soft ribs because there wasn’t any bones.

Grilled soft ribs (RM 25.50)

Now for a classic meal and another favourite of mine, Midwest style meatloaf that uses pork for very moist and flavourful results. This hearty and tasty dish is served with mash, peas and onion relish. I especially liked the taste of each bite as you can feel the sweetness of the finely diced carrots and chives. The smell was also fragrant.

Classical Meatloaf (RM 15.00)

Another classic western pork dish, pork chops.  Pan fried and comes with the same tasty gravy that was on the dog food dish.

Pan-fried pork chop with country gravy (RM 20.00)

Lastly, the special of the week. It is a combination of virginia ham steak, brats & bacon – 2-tone coselaw & mash w/ sp sauce

Special for the day – Hog Wild (RM 33.00)

All of us with all the food. Look at Uli and Bok still digging into the dog food dish

A friendly reminder to all that patrons this place – Oink Oink – Non halal / Tidak halal 

There is still so much items that we haven’t tried so many more rounds to come at this place :p

Betty’s Midwest Kitchen

Address: A-G-40, Jalan PJU 1/43, Aman Suria Damansara , Petaling Jaya, 47410, Selangor, Malaysia,

Tel: +603 – 7880 0196

Website: http://www.midwestkitchen.com.my

GPS Coordinates: N3.12274 E101.59542

Business Hour: (Tues – Fri) 11am – 10pm (Sat – Sun) 10am – 10pm *Note: Their kitchen closes from 3.00pm to 6.00pm DAILY. During that time they will only be serving drinks and snacks.

Pricing and Payment Term: Cash & Credit Card

Tax: Service Charge (10%)

HALAL : Non Halal

WIFI: None

Air Conditioned: Yes

Smoking Zone : Yes

Popularity: 100% [?]