Oomph, Megah Rise – another restaurant that we visited in the newly opened Megah Rise.
We visited Naj and Belle the previous week, check out the post.
The first impression when stepping into Oomph – it is a huge spot with many different sections of seating area. Another thing caught our attention was the entire row of cakes and pastries displayed at the entrance. Looks like a heaven for cake lover.
As we were there for lunch, we skipped dessert for this visit and will be back for cake the next round.
HUGE chicken burger - using deep fried chicken leg. The portion was huge with the onion rings and thick cut fries.
Deep fried calamari with salted egg yolk pasta. The deep fried calamari was crispy on the outside. The pasta - creamy, rich in thickened sauce were how we described it when we were eating. Not too overwhelmed as we managed to finish the entire plate of the pasta
Oomph's menu - The good time. It opens from 9am to 2am, the staff told us that there will be live band performance from Friday to Sunday at 8pm
Click to Enlarge Menu - the brunch
The pasta and burger menu
The drink and beverage menu
Assorted cakes on the display
The nangka strudel looks tempting
More cakes in the fridge
Lunch at Oomph Megah Rise
Hot americano and peach tea with sparkling water
JUICY fried chicken leg with two pieces of peach and cheddar cheese. Although the menu mentioned mala (not sure if it is referring to the Sichuan mala), it was not spicy and more like the usual fried chicken
Salted egg yolk on top of the pasta
Chicken burger with onion rings and thick cut fries
The stage corner
One section of the seating area
What do We Like about Oomph Megah Rise?
Spacious and comfortable environment
Wide variety of western foods and cakes for selection
Ground Floor, Megah Rise, 3, Jalan SS 24/9, Taman Megah, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
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