Heus! Meaning “Hi!” spoken in Latin language, quis mean “delicious” and
pleni means full. You must be wondering why I’m saying these Latin words, this
time we are going for a Latino bar located in Pavillion, behold the La Boca
latino bar. Last Saturday my brother and I happen to be in Pavillion for chillax,
so we had our lunch at this nice Latin American restaurant, why we choose this
place for our lunch? Maybe we got caught by the colorful wall painting and the
nice interior design that standout, with the help of the lighting installed and
the bricks design, the whole shop look very inviting.
Look at the colorful restaurant. |
Wondering why the chairs are all in different colors separated by section. |
Ok, so basically as you can see these photos are the interior of the
restaurant, the reason why they decorated it such way is because the theme for
the restaurant which in this case the Tango street of “Caminito”, a real street
located in La Boca, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Just done a quick search on google,
Caminito is a tango music composed by Juan de Dios Filiberto, because the song
is famous so there is a street museum name after it, and the images found in
google is quite the same as the painting in the restaurant (Even the colors are
so colorful in real life).
After we finished decide our food and drinks, we asked the waitress to
take our order, after she did she suddenly moved the chair from another table
to our table and we just sat there looking each other for a second, she was
actually offering a space for my brother’s camera bag, we smile and thanked
her, nice services here. Below are the food I ordered:
Main dish
Nachos Rancheros - RM 26.00 (with added beef - RM 5.00)
Side dish
Sorrentinos - RM 32.00
I only ordered 2 dishes because my brother had his late breakfast so I
thought I only ordered food for myself, we ordered coffee for our drinks, a Café
con Leche - RM 9.00 and an Affogato - RM 12.00. After a while our drinks are
served
The drinks are quite normal, the only significant taste is the Affogato,
it has a sweet taste at first due to the vanilla gelato and then after a while
you will feel a slight bitter for after taste.
Café con lecho |
Affogato - Scoop of vanila gelato poured over with espresso |
After a few minutes the Nachos Rancheros is served
Alright Nachos Rancheros is made by corn tortilla chips, refried beans,
jalapeno, melted cheese, guacamole (green color), and sour cream. It was quite
a small portion compare to the image in the menu but I smelled a strong smell
of cheese, so how I consume it, naturally I took a tortilla chip and dip some
guacamole sauce and some sour cream, it was tasty and it made me wanted to have
another one due to the sour cream that increased my appetite, the beef part
comes with tomato sauce. I like the cheese part, the cheese Is basically not so
liquid type kind of cheese that I expected, it is already half-harden state,
but they provided a huge amount of cheese and I like cheese plus the sour cream
I thought I could finish it in no time, but I was wrong, I cannot finish it
even though my brother is helping me, the portion might be medium, but it is
capable of making you full, it was a good food though and it’s their recommended
food as well.
Next dish
Sorrentinos - handmade Argentinean style ravioli stuffed with turkey ham, mozzarella and ricotta cheese in a rich roma tomato and basil sauce |
A lot of cheese inside but only small portion of the turkey ham, it
would be better if they had a larger turkey ham I think. The food was good but
due to the fact that I am already half-full, this pasta is above average in
terms of taste, it will taste better if you dip the pasta in the tomato and
basil sauce.
Conclusion
After we done with our food, we have reached to the maximum of our
stomach’s capacity, we are contented with nice environment and the food
overall, the food was worth of its price and it is not disappointing, this is a
restaurant for people who enjoy food and music from other culture (they play
Latin songs), the main target audience here are mostly westerners.
Be sure to check it out, I’ve included the google map.
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