Cinnamon's @ Gamuda Walk

Family Lunch on 23/12/17. Meaning this is a very new post. After my son's drum classes we were initially planning to have a meal at A&W but my wife's craving for bamboo briyani was overwhelming. So we headed to Cinnamon's 

  

Ambiance is simple, yet classy and elegant. Avoid the lunch hour crowd and you should be fine

Those seating on the veranda will have a nice view 

My wife arguing with the kids, what to order. Wanted lamb shank briyani but they were out. 

According to the manager, stock this time was rather limited and he only managed to get 20 pieces but all were sold out in a day. He shared that prices of lamb shank, (the New Zealand variety) had gone up to RM50 per item. Previously it was RM42 but he still maintains the same price of the lamb shank briyani, albeit a lesser profit. He firmly answer me, we do not compromise in quality, quantity and taste. 

After tasting the food, I agree wholeheartedly with him  

The environment is very inviting and had numerous posters complimenting food cravings

Even the hand washing area although simple, much thought was given to it

There is a cinnamon roll to enhance the smell

Beef Pepperoni Pizza. Plenty of cheese and very meaty. My 5 year daughter alone finished 4 slices. It is that good 

The Manager himself, was delighted to see us and explained the process

Chicken briyani. Look at the size of the chicken. It was simply tender and juicy. So tender you can rip it off the bone with just one gentle pull. This version of briyani is not spicy. Just nice for the kids. The waiter will knock out the entire meal (briyani, chicken & egg (if applicable) out from the bamboo, at your table  

My dish, mutton briyani. This is the spicy version. You can see the difference in color as compared to the above briyani

Lobster briyani. The Manager informed us to eat it whole with the skin and suck out the juice from the legs and head. Its simply tantalizing. Very delicate in flavor and aroma. Needless to say, my wife eats it as "the way" recommended by the Manager    

Look at its size

All briyani dish comes with this vege dish

Some of the seasoning, herbs and spices I took out from my plate. The briyani taste very different compared to Arab, Mamak or Indian sytle briyani. It is very fragrant and tasty. Even eaten on its own without any side dishes. The rice isn't  not oily either, although it may look like it. Lots of bay leaf in it    

The total bill. They were out of deserts as they are in the midst of reviving the menu