
Lunch at Pavilion proves to be a speedy affair. We were in and out within 30 minutes, and it's not bad considering it's a restaurant cum cafe.

I was also quite impressed with the service staffs. Although they were young, but there were eager to serve its customers.

There was nothing Japanese about the menu, so I had the Southern Cajun Chicken (RM22) - Crispy chicken drumpstick marinated with cajun spices and oriental bulb mix. Initally, I was worried that the fried chicken patty would be too dry, but when I bite into the burger, it was moist and juicy.

The basement of The Loaf is the bakery shop. Here, it competes with Breadtalk within the same complex, as well as Sun Moulin located at Lot 10 which is just a stone's throw away. I didn't have a chance to try the breads at The Loaf, so could not give my comments about standards here.
The Loaf
Lot 3.13.00,
Level 3 & 4
Pavilion KL,
168 Jalan Bukit Bintang,
55100 Kuala Lumour
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