super bright pink dragonfruit soy drink
Busy, busy, busy...., hence I have not had time to blog regularly. Not much time to visit new places except tried and tested places, like this favourite spot - Country Farm Organics. I can imagine, everyone going, errrr? nice ah, this kinda food?
yummiest ever fried rice
Strangely enough - it is, extremely tasty stuff. I often call this place, my comfort place since they serve affordable and delicious food. They employ slow cook techniques where they make an effort not to overheat and overcook the food till the natural enzymes are destroyed. Our all-time favourite is the Beta Carotene Fried Rice with tomato puree and lots of vegetables. It is usually Splashie Boy and my mother's must-have item here. However, do note that not all items taste great nor appeals to the general public, as some claim it taste "too healthy".
pineapple studded fried rice, another Splashie Boy favourite
I usually go for noodles - the dory fish noodles. Tastes like the fish head noodles with a milky broth but they give you boneless dory fish cubes. Other favourites include the fried noodles, the tomyam pasta and the pumpkin soup. Fatboybakes, another fan of this place swears by the bittergourd soup to cure hangovers.
Usually whenever we order these one plate items, I'll add a cooked vegetable dish. For our late lunch on Sunday, we decided to try the spinach, cooked cantonese style with wolfberries and egg. Yummy stuff - but sorry no picture.
Prices are also pretty reasonable especially for the Bangsar area - about RM8.90 for the fried rice and if you subscribe to the membership card, you get a 15% discount. You also get discounts with the membership card, if you purchase goods from the shop. Although they have an outlet in 1 Utama, I generally prefer the outlet at Bangsar instead. Do give it a try but be patient, especially during lunch and dinnertime, as it can get quite packed also with people.
Country Farm Organics
LG7, Lower Ground Floor,
Bangsar Village 1,
No.1, Jalan Telawi Satu,
Bangsar Baru,
Kuala Lumpur
Tel : 03 - 2284 2094
(Pork free. Located at the bottom part of Bangsar Village, and is next to FOS)
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here is entirely based on my personal tastebuds and may vary for others. The reviewer also declares that she has not received any monetary or non-monetary compensation from the restaurant for writing this review.
Tagged with: Malaysian Food + Healthy Food
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19 comments:
hmm might need to check them out again. we tried during their early days and it was horrible :p they might have improved over the years
healthy fried rice? now that's different.
you've sold me... go organic !
maybe u can come up with recipes like this, that can be cooked up at home...
Used to frequent quite often when they first opened in 1U. I liked their soy burger.
i think i have seen this shop in one-u before, but i thought they only sell sandwiches. didn't know they serve nice stuff as well
This is just my type of food with lots of vegetables :)
http://crizfood.blogspot.com/
I must give this a try again, been ages!
a pink drink !
i remember seeing u with another pink drink early, u love pink dragon fruits ? ^_^
hi Boo, fancy cooking some noodles for this year's Merdeka Virtual Open House? This year's theme is Mee and My Malaysia.
there is never a taste "too healthy" IMO. :)
cool place, be sure to check this out if I happen to be in Bangsar.
Dragonfruit + soy? Interesting idea to try at home.
hahhaha..that's my exact thought whenever i walked past it.. "erm..too healthy for me ler".. now that i've read your post, think i'll finally try it after all. thanks boo!
That drink is very Pink!
I tot that was kimchi ried rice~~ Appetizing colour~~
babe - ok, but I realise there are 2 types of people with this food, either you love or hate it.
daphne - yup, with lots of fresh veggies that taste great!
cumi & ciki - hope you like it. It took me a while before I posted it, only after FBB said he loved this place too, as I get the impression people may not like healthy food.
bernsy - yeah they can be cooked at home. I know they do short recipes in their magazine. I usually just buy their products and cook it at home, sometimes like the pasta and noodles.
mycoffee - me not tried soy burger yet but I heard good things abt it from friends.
jelly - yup cooked food and even desserts like soy ice cream.
jackson - yes, I must try the nasi lemak. Seems you are also a regular here!
criz - yup, we often ask for more vegs with an extra plate of vegetables.
julian - cool stuff, saw that you made it to MTV asia awards.
ling239 - I'm building up a collection of them! Had one over the wkend at Marche also.
babe - must dig out my noodles cookbook, I have somewhere...
j2kfm - well, some people don't like healthy though so I thought better warn them first.
tummythoz - another idea, dragonfruit and honeydew. Nice as the honeydew gives it a sweet taste.
sc - LOL, hope you like it.
lannae - I know! and all natural, I love the deep pink hue of that fruit, perks up life.
mimi - hmmm, kimchi fried rice sounds yummy too but nope, tomato paste induced.
when someone first suggested eating at this place, i mentally thought, eughhhhh! but since then, i have become a fervent believer. i go there at least once a week. i LURVE the food there. feels so clean and healthy.
I didn't try their food but I like their Slow Juice and Soya based ice-cream
nah organic couldn't be that bad, just look at those restoran ayam kampung and ulam are actually quite welcomed by the people. remember our grandma and grandpa live so healthily in the village? i thk that's what organic food is all about...
oh btw actually i wanna ask is there a chic kut teh here in country farm cafe? is it nice?
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