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2015-12-12
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At Mezza 9, they have a good variety of cuisines which are cooked in different counters.That night we had Portuguese cuisine headed by Chef Ricardo and sat on the corner with a lovely view of the pool.The staffs were friendly and spoke really good English.Here was what we had:++++++++++++Portuguese platter:We started with the Portuguese platter which was great for sharing.There was Alavao cheese, Portuguese sausage, salad, ham and melon, bruschetta with salsa, crab cake and bacalhau.My favourite
That night we had Portuguese cuisine headed by Chef Ricardo and sat on the corner with a lovely view of the pool.
Here was what we had:
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Portuguese platter:
There was Alavao cheese, Portuguese sausage, salad, ham and melon, bruschetta with salsa, crab cake and bacalhau.
My favourite was the strong tasting cheese, crab cakes and bacalhau.
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Codfish, green pea cream, tomatoes, confit garlics:
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Roasted baby chicken, tomatoes, bacon, oregano:
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Pork neck, clams, bell pepper paste:
The clams were sweet and springy.
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Portuguese style pan fried USA beef sirloin, coffee sauce:
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Charcoal grilled sea bass, traditional portuguese butter sauce:
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Portuguese green soup:
It is nice to come across a green pea soup that tastes quite different to the usual green pea soup.
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Portuguese pork sausages, fried egg, french fries:
The chips were nice and crispy and the runny egg yolk was just perfect when it was mixed into the sausage.
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I will have to come here again and try their other cuisines.
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