Yonek Kitchen & Bar

The rustique look of Yonek simply made people want to stop by. We were greeted politely by the waitress and seated near to the bar. It was quite comfy and we decided to try some of their dish. Their diablo pasta with pork belly, oxtail soup, chia seed pudding, yonek iced tea and lychee iced tea.

Because we simply didn't know what to expect of their pudding, we were so eager to try. It came in an espresso cup and the chia seed was soaked in almond milk. It was topped with pretty cut strawberry.

Honestly, i wouldn't recommend it. Tasted a bit weird and looked like they have made it long ago. Then again, if you're into healthy vegan dessert, it could be an option for you.

Their diablo pasta came in a huge portion, it's good to be shared with a friend or two. It was salty and creamy.

Their pork belly did not have any crackle. So if you expect to have the crackle; it's such a let down.

Oxtail soup came with 3 huge pieces of oxtail and the soup was super salty. We mentioned it to the waitress and the manager came right away and sent it to the kitchen personally.

That kind of service was really rare and we really appreciate it.

After 5 minutes, they delivered it again and i guess they cooked it again with some additional water- to reduce the saltiness.

Their yonek iced tea was such a refreshing beverage as they mixed some berries and it was sour, tangy and sweet almost at the same time.

All in all, if you're looking for an affordable meal with huge portion, it might be an option.