The Moon Bar

Although it’s a bar, The Moon Bar doesn’t serve your typical «bar-​kind» of food. The bar is located at the corner lot at Jalan Medan Setia 2, and it’s very easy to spot the bar from the roadside.
When I walked into the bar, I noticed the live band was playing at the background. I’ve always like live band performance, but I felt the music was a bit too loud. It might not be suitable of you wish to do some chit-​chatting and catching up with friends. However, you can always opt for the outdoor seats if the weather is nice.
We had the Roast Pork Belly Skewers and Black Pepper Lamb Parcels as appetizer. The roast pork was crunchy on the outside and the meat was juicy. The grilled tomatoes and onions added some acidity and sweetness into the dish. The lamb parcels was another satisfying appetizer too. The wanton skin was fried to crisp yet not oily, and the lamb was well-​seasoned. You can taste the little heat from the black pepper but not over-​powering.
We tried their Bah Kut Teh too. Yes! They serve Bak Kut Teh in the bar. The soup wasn’t too bad but would prefer to taste a bit more of that Chinese herbs. Another surprise you’ll find in The Moon Bar is the Hokkien Noodles. The noodles was quite good, though some might felt it lack in some «wok hei».
I particularly like their Sri Lankan Spicy Mutton Varuval. Although it says «spicy» but the heat was subtle. You’ll definitely feel the heat at the back of your throat but not too aggressive till you’ll be scrambling for a glass of water. We had some cocktails while enjoying our dinner too. It was one of the best way to relax, especially if you enjoy live band performance.