midnite lily's: Fondue House

I have such a craving to be out almost every weekend for the last three weeks! When I asked Seadev what she was doing tonite, and she referred me to 1Utama's Oktoberfest, I wasn't too keen especially because I'm not much of a beer person. But shortly after 6pm, word started to spread that the RM1 beers were gone at the 500th! And it was a rip off for RM 20 per bottle and RM 70 per bucket of 4. Seadev was so disappointed.

Funnily enough, while googling 1U's Oktoberfest... I found this entry about the Fondue House. I made this a definite dinner destination, and it was absolute bliss!

I absolutely love cheese, and having to finally try this Swiss dish without forking out a bomb was the best thing for me! And Seadev felt the same melting way. We ordered the beef set and was recommended the Bacon & Cheese Fondue.

The best part of this, as Seadev highlighted, was the garlic stick that came in the bread basket. She felt that the taste of the beef was drowned in the fondue and true enough, the more traditional way is with bread dipped. We much preferred the broccoli and bread basket assortment.

We knew we had to make room for this American dessert fondue, only because strawberries in chocolate was too tempting to miss. So we ordered the Chocolate Whisky Fondue.

The whisky came separate in a little shot glass.

And it made so much of a difference to the taste of the melting chocolate. She said it tastes much nicer than the cocoa tasting chocolate fountain at Shangri-La.

Try it out. The Fondue House is at 5, Plaza Prisma Ville, Jalan 26A/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas, a few doors down from the Proton Edar showroom opposite Coffee Bean.

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kampung boy like me dono how to eat this stuff leh. won't even know watudu with the whiskey. probly drink it up then only eat the choco and berries.

The Visitor | October 22, 2005 8:31 PM

i didn't know what to do with the whiskey either. wanted to dip strawberry in choc, then the whiskey! =P so we asked the waiter lor.

other than that, its dip and eat la. =D heheh...

midnite lily | October 23, 2005 7:39 AM

Wah, so sedap! And thanks for the address. Can wait to try the fondue!

Nizam Zakaria | October 23, 2005 10:52 AM

Damn.. I'll just have to drown myself in the cabana RM5 a pop ramadan beers.

justine | October 24, 2005 2:43 AM

Cheese & Chocolate my favourite ... yummmy ! Whisky ? Yeah baby ... yeaaahhh !!

Will check the place out end of tis week ! Thanks for blogging it.

Coco | October 27, 2005 1:18 AM

You enjoyed the food at the Fondue House??

O_o

I dunno....
I went there with Pat (the guy you linked) and I thought it was pretty bad...

J | January 6, 2006 8:39 PM

Hi midnite lily - glad to be of assistance to your search!

But, yeah, i'm with Joa on this one - Fondue House's service didn't exactly impress me when i went there, but then again it might've been that i came with 20 ppl... ;)

Pat | January 13, 2006 3:08 AM

tbh, i didn't like the beef fondue set. but enjoyed dipping the bread sticks into the cheese more. & the whiskey chocolate.

it's simple enough, if you don't compare it to expensive hotel fares.

midnite lily | January 13, 2006 12:12 PM

is dat expensive??

cyndee | March 13, 2006 5:40 PM

all the different fondue sets (chicken, beef or seafood) costs no more than RM30 for at least two ppl.

the dessert is RM19.90 i think. depending on what u choose.

no, not expensive.

midnite lily | March 14, 2006 5:48 PM

Can u mail me the address of Fondue House ??

kodori | June 1, 2006 10:29 PM