Kuala Lumpur Adventure Part 3: Nando's Restaurant Review (When in Kuala Lumpur Try NANDO's)

One of the things I do when I travel, is visit a good place for FOOD! I found it when Pam brought me to Nando's. I agreed because it's not in the Philippines yet. I am sharing below the items on their menu. 

I like how they started with "Life is Sweet". Sets the tone before eating. Studies have shown that it's not good to eat when you're upset. So there, good job! Makes me realize even more that LIFE IS INDEED SWEET!

Even when life gets tough at times, we couldn't discount the fact that it's sweet, why? Because, we're alive! Glad we still have a chance to live it and make it sweeter! 





And yes, it's also true, it's not good to be Hungry!

As we entered the premises we were properly greeted and welcomed by their crew. They ushered us into the table where we wanted to be seated. She handed us the menu, and we had our time to choose our meal.  








This was the food that I ordered. The chicken was so tender and the taste was distinctly delicious. The fries, is like a normal fries. But you can put a twist on it, by playing with their sauces.

Have your way with sauces, depending on your taste, we tried the two below.



I enjoyed the Wild Herb Peri-Peri Sauce. I like how it has the sour taste and the texture is smooth, filled with spices/herbs. Weirdly tasty!


Of course, we couldn't let the moment pass without the evidence. Here's our photo as we dine.



The place is soooo cool! We had linda as our servers, she talks very fast, but she's very friendly!


In the paper bag that they used, I like how Nando has promised something! It's a good one!

"My father taught me that nothing is more important than keeping your promise. The Escudo is a symbol of my promise to give you excellent quality and flavor that you you can expect from Nando's."


Nando's is one of the places I had a decent meal in Kuala Lumpur! Haha because, most of the time, I just buy burgers, or street food, and it sustained me for couple of hours. The meal I had at Nando's was one blog-worthy experience!

To Linda, we were not able to say "thank you" so here goes my shout out for taking our orders well, and for welcoming us into Nando's place.


Review of the Experience:

Service: 4.5/5 quick service I'd say.

Sanitation: 5/5 everything was neat and clean. Cool place to dine.

Price: 5/5 it's worth it! It's not expensive.

Food: 4.5/5 I enjoyed the taste. I'm a rice eater, and there's a little rice! HAHA but yeah, it's good! Must-try!

        

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