Flour @ Bukit Damansara
February 16, 2017
Were floored by Flour: Meet our favourite new North Indian eatery in KL, helmed by husband-&-wife team Yogesh & Natasha, in a tribute to Yogeshs restaurateur father. Natasha, a Malaysian, fell in love with her Mumbai-born soulmates cooking, & its easy to comprehend why: This is the most compelling biryani weve experienced in recent times, impeccably prepared to convey soulfully nuanced flavours & moist, fluffy textures, balanced with chunks of beautifully marinated chicken. Eat it on its own or with some raita; its one of Bukit Damansaras best bets for RM18 - this is knock-your-socks-off, no-regrets biryani.
Papadum, not pauperdom: Flours vegetarian thali costs a wallet-friendly RM15, a bargain considering how captivating it is. The selection on the platter changes everyday, but everything on it exceeded our expectations, with firm basmati rice, lovingly spiced black chickpeas, masala potatoes, dal & house-made fresh yogurt combining for a richly fulfilling meal (offered for lunch only). We also love the Hyderabad-origin Lasooni Gosht (RM20), comprising mutton cooked in garlic curry for several hours (the meat is achingly tender & tastes excellent), & the Ajwaini Baingan (RM15), with luscious eggplant in creamy brown curry. The Makhani Dal (RM15) is less of a show-stopper, but the subtleties in the recipe still make each mouthful worth pondering.
With a name like Flour, its clear the restaurant regards its bread seriously, with choices like light, airy puri (RM4; our top pick), layered lachha paratha (RM5), sesame kulcha (RM5) & chapati-style phulka (RM6 with kaya & butter for a Malaysian twist) - satisfactory, though not the standouts of our meal. If youre here for dinner, the highlight is a DIY barbecue, where customers grill skewers of chicken, mutton, fish, prawns, paneer & vegetables at their own table; the feast is complemented by delicious dips in flavours like garlic, lentil, mint-coriander, mustard & peanut. Flour also recommends its cha; try the ginger tea boiled with milk (RM4) & masala brewed black cha (RM5; with whole leaves instead of powdered tea). A message on the wall of this venue reads Dedication. Commitment. Discipline - Flour shows evidence of all that in work that its founders can be proud of.
Flour Restaurant: Dip & Eat
69-71, Jalan Medan Setia 1, Plaza Damansara, Bukit Damansara, Damansara Heights, Kuala Lumpur.
Currently open for lunch and dinner, Wednesdays to Sundays; dinner only on Tuesdays. Tel: 012-960-0053
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