Now, I want to ask.. do YOU know where you can savour all these below in BSC (Bangsar Shopping Center)?
Do YOU know about Burp! ?
And do you know where exactly is it located in BSC?
Last but not least, do YOU want to indulge in all these and more??
Leave me your answers in the comments section and I’ll treat you to a meal here!
*Updates on my review of the food later today! Enjoy the feasting your eyes first! 🙂
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Look tasty. Not bad. How about the taste? Btw this place looks better than other food court
It is much better. Halal too. Nx time we can hang out here!
Yeah when i am free. Sound weird when i say this
LOL, yes coming frm u.
nice & big… hope to eat u
Yes, have u been here before? 🙂
i saw crispy chicken katsu there 🙂 food court stuff should be okay-lah
It was better than I expected! That’s why I want to bring a reader with me to go eat! I think everyone should know about it. 🙂
Crazy lots of food photos…looks inviting too 🙂
Gotta give this place a looooongggggg visit =)
Btw, r u wearing a uniform or something? 😛
LOL!
No not uniform. But definitely different from the usual dresses I wear! 😛
Yea, do give this place a try, Asian food, good clean ambiance and affordable prices..
I did a review here too, when i was working in Bangsar. It is a good alternative with Bangsar/Lucky Garden always packed with no parking. I am impressed with the food selection.
here is what i reviewed, not as extensive, but good for sharing.
http://www.tristupe.com/2011/10/burp-at-bangsar-shopping-centre.html
Oh yes I read your review!
One of the main ones that came up with google search 🙂
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