Finally touching half a century of Independence, which is worth a celebration! A country that offers comfort, variety of food and places to spend time socially no doubt!
I went to the Putrajaya Convention centre last night on the Merdeke Eve, to join in the countdown celebration and marked the independence day with so full of enthusiasm and excitement!… as there was the musical fireworks from Team Japan!!! More sharings later then! The atmosphere was just filling up with sophistication and “wow-ness”.
I hope everyone is enjoying their 3 days day-off and it’s weekend!
I didn’t wonder anywhere despite the holiday. Just have to finish up revisions for another test next week! and worst of all, nasal congestion made me tiring and sleepy. Darn! There’s even some tingling sensation down my thoart!
Last week, as Chris promised, he brought me to have lunch at Marco’s Pizza. Located opposite the Kelana Jaya LRT station, we’ve always got captivated by the giant signboard displayed while we’re on our way to 1 Utama. This time, Chris suggested that we should make a stop for food here! It’s quite difficult for us to get a parking space around. Well after about 15 minutes, finally we managed to. This is quite a big outlet with different degree of ambience, I must say. There’s corners for kids, decorated walls with cute cartoon paintings, as well as spaces that compromised with contented interior and lightings that layout to the front door.
Not to forget the drinks, as usual Chris ordered the Iced Lemon Tea for RM4.50. Strong lemon sensation just boost my vitamin C level higher! *smiles* which I need it badly right now!
And… here comes our main course orders! Initially I plan to try on their pizza as well as pastas, but after asking how many they would serve for the regular portion they said 8 pieces! I thought that we can’t finish them all, so I’d rather have their pizza… what they are famous for. However, Chris insisted that we have them both since he knew I love pastas! Then… ok for sure!!
We ordered the Spaghetti Carbonara, a traditional creamy pasta with beef bacon, garlic, egg & parmesan cheese! Oh.. this was appetizingly delicious for sure!! As what had been mentioned, creamy and tasty! This for RM 18.80.
Our order of Marco’s Pizza was served while we’re busy having our creamy carbonara. This is Marco’s signature pizza with shredded turkey ham, country chicken egg, mozzarella cheese and plum tomato sauce. I requested for the thin crust version as I’ve not have any before. All the while, was eating the thick crust that Pizza Hut offered! Although I’m not a typical pizza lover, I still managed to eat 4 pieces! Chris sapu the rest! haha! Whoa…. the crunchy crust and the hot, delicious toppings left me drifted with pleasant thoughts! RM16.80 for a regular pizza was indeed a reasonable price for sure 🙂 *claps claps to Marco’s*
I love thin crusted pizza!
The workers were busy cooking the pizza in the open oven. Traditionally methodology prepared pizza is the best!!!
Hope you would check this place out and once again Happy 50th Independence Day! I hereby conduct a virtual celebration with all of you by sharing my pictures on Marco’s Pizza! *smiles*
Have a great weekend people!
~Halal~
Marco’s Pizza
No: 81-85, Jalan ss25/2,
Taman Bukit Emas, 47301 PJ
Tel: 03-7803 5000
Fax: 03-7803 3805
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oh my!!! i love pizza!!! when are you bringing us over ler?! this marco’s pizza seems nice e, every time pass by Marco’s in PJ, only can ‘look’ but not dine in. sob sob~
so weird la aiwei u…tau pigi Marco’s in PJ but dunno how to go to Sunway///hahaha…
So much better in quality for about the same price than that pizza joint *cough*pizza hut*cough* 😛
hmm… i haven notice this restaurant before. perhaps i’ll give it a try next time. spaghetti carbonara is definitely one of my favourite pasta, looks so tempting! but i cant take beef. 🙁 anyway, nice post, i always love italian food.
since the price sounds quite reasonable, it’s worth a try isn’t it?
oh well, it has been more than a year since i last visited this place….. too many new places to try.. don’t really know which one to go.. lol
ai wei~ anytime! the pizza and pasta offered are great! You’ll absolutely love it, I’m sure! Stop by, if u have the time 🙂
weelick~ yes yes.. pretty weird 😛 but, she’s using another route. She don’t know how to travel there from Kesas I think.. is it ai wei?? I’m no good with directions either 😛
durianberry~ have to agree with u. Maybe i should ban *cough cough pizza hut cough* for a while 😛 hehe…
wenching&esiong~ it’s definitely worth a try:) Good food with reasonable price. There are lotsa other pizza and pastas that I’ve not tried either.. So many to choose from! I love carbonara too. Too bad u can’t take beef 🙁 but there’re other options that’ll tempt u too I’m sure ;D
meiyen~ more than a year already? time just passed by so quickly. haha. Good for u! Trying out so many different places! Can’t wait to read ur posts! well.. at least u have lotsa choices! ;P
eh leng..yesterday i tried one italian restaurant…named.. Pizza Uno..eh..the food there…good de neh..we had only pizza’s..there;s one branch in Puchong..should go and try..try their Greek Pizza…top with mussels, prawns..etc etc…yum yum…haha..and my fren said the hot chocolate there taste just so great..find one day i bring u there
I can’t take prawns!! but.. since u highly recommend this restaurant.. then.. Bring me there! 🙂 boleh rite? I want hot chocolate!!
Gosh, you know wat..i have yet to try this place. Read so many reviews on it.
WARGHHHH so many place so lil time!!! 😀
yea.. so lil’ time.. but do spare some time for this place 🙂 worth a try.. *wink*
ah, wee lick. i saw the ads of pizza uno in the newspaper. looks good ~
Marco’s pizza in Bangsar village is the best! I adore it !