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Nachos Set @$10.90 |
If you are ordering the Nachos Set, I do urge you to eat it as soon as it arrived. So good to have warm crispy crepe scooping up those yummy dips which quickly made their exit into our stomachs.
Next, we had the Chicken Bolognaise from the pasta section. Served with moderate amount of sauce and it sprinkled with parmesan cheese and fresh herbs. The noodles strands were soft. The flavours were mild.
Chicken Bolognaise @$13.90 |
Saumon Fume Galette @$14.90 |
We ate it the way Europeans would usually have it, which was to break the yolk, smear it around before rolling up the pancake. I liked it! The flavours were balanced and the rolled salmon, avocado and pesto mix with the thin galette skin was a big hit amongst the group.
For most of us, we are more familiar with the American styled pancakes. Round, soft and fluffy, and usually sweet. At Beyond Pancakes, there are savoury pancakes to choose and we had Le Poulet.
Le Poulet @$12.90 |
Having a meal at Beyond Pancake was like taking a pancake journey to around European continent. Pannenkoek was our next dish, and this is a Dutch-style pancake. Thin crepe, almost like a more hardy popiah-skin and topped with sliced chicken, black pepper sausages, turkey bacon, onions, capsicum, olives, and mozarella cheese.
De Kip @$13.90 |
No one resists desserts, right? Neither did we. This is for the sweet-toothed ones. The plate that we had was a special order of singular pancakes for tasting. Usual order would be Short (2 pieces), Medium (4 pieces) and Tall (6 pieces). Price ranges from $5.90 to $10.90 for Short.
(front counter clockwise) strawberry cream cheese, plain, chocolate chip and blueberry |
Cheesy Nutella Roll @$14.90 |
My favourites were the Saumon Fume Pannenkoek, Le Poulet and the chocolate chip pancake.
Good halal option for pancakes.