Sentidos Tapas - Sangria and Bread and Butter Pudding

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December 18, 2007

I was in Starhill Gallery last weekend and decided to pop by Sentidos Tapas for a drink and some dessert. Sentidos Tapas being a Spanish restaurant, what else was I there for but for sangria. I rather enjoy their tapas too, but I find them a tad pricey for the tiny bits you get.

The sangria in Sentidos Tapas comes in a large glass for about RM18 for the alcoholic version. They do a non-alcoholic version for those who aren’t tolerant to alcohol or children.

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Honestly, I felt like I was drinking fruit punch. There just wasn’t enough red wine in it. I like my sangria with the chopped up fruit bits but this came without. All it had in the drink was lots of ice and a slice each of orange, lemon and lime. I think I make a better sangria than Sentidos!

The other thing I liked before at Sentidos Tapas before, was their bread and butter pudding.

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I remember that it was served in a little dish before, with creamy vanilla sauce poured over it. This time, it came in the form of a slice with a smidgen of vanilla and chocolate sauce on the side. The pudding was very cake-like in texture and would have tasted a lot better if drowned in vanilla sauce or if it was more moist. The only saving grace was that it was not super-sweet.

I’m going to rethink visiting Sentidos Tapas for drinks and dessert from now. Their savouries are pretty decent (their set dinner is pretty well priced) but the sangria was a real disappointment, and what is a Spanish restaurant without good sangria eh?

Sentidos Tapas
Feast Floor, Starhill Gallery,181,
Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 KL.
Tel: +60 3 2145 3385
Fax:+60 3 2145 3387

Picture taken with Samsung D900i

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Alcoholic, Desserts, Food and Restaurant Reviews, Kuala Lumpur, Restaurants - Western, Spanish

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