Stadt German Bistro @ Kepong, KL – Geben sie mir ein bier… like now!

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My favourite sound on a hot saturday afternoon is FIZZ.

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Weihenstephan Heffe & Dunkel – RM26.00/glass

My favourite colours on a hot saturday afternoon are

YELLOW & BROWN.

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My favourite verb on a hot saturday afternoon is GULP.

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My favourite activity on a hot saturday afternoon is watching international time FLY BY.

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At STADT German Cuisine and Bistro we found the perfect place to satisfy all my favourite activities 🙂

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Seafood Soup – RM7.90
The soup was excellent. A thick, robust savoury tomato base made fresh and infused with all the flavours of the ocean made a great appetite teaser. We were prepped for our mains.
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The Pork Knuckle – RM38.90
Given the choice of Original vs. Honey glazed ,we went with the glaze version but were surprised to find the crust rather unsweetened. When asked, the waitress replied that the coating of sugar is added right at the end. Hmmmm.. we think someone might have forgotten the Honey (?)
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First the skin. This was not bad at all. The skin had enough snap, crackle and pop, if you like, but the flavour could have been better.
Delving in, we found the flesh tough, dry and rather tasteless.
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If not for the extra(and boy did we need plenty) brown sauce and honey sauce we ordered, the pork knuckle would have been too dry to swallow.

Having said that, the menu here at STADT is massive, and we only shared one Pork Knuckle because it was the Hefe and Dunkel that we came for really 😉 We will definitely be back to try the other items.


So meanwhilst… “Geben sie mir ein bier… like now, please..” ;P

Read what others have to say about STADT:
Vkeong
Life’s gr8 for a Malaysian

Add:
Stadt German Cuisine & Bistro,
No2, Jln Metro Perdana 8,
Taman Usahawan Kepong,
Kepong Utara,
52100 KL
Tel: 03-6250 1016
email: [email protected]

Pork Knuckle:4/10
Service:7/10
Beer:7/10 (imported beer how to go wrong..?)
Ambiance:6/10

22 Comments

  • vkeong says:

    pork knuckle scored so little? another review I read at buurps.com gave high marks for it

  • CUMI & CIKI says:

    vkeong:
    ya wor.. dunno why so dry when we had it.. the texture of the flesh was almost like as if it had been re-heated.. you know, like when the tendons and end bits start to take on a rubbery feel..? Maybe we were unlucky.
    but reading your post, i think a lot more good stuff we need to try!

  • fatboybakes says:

    i think gwai lohs cant do pork knuckles as well as chinks! hahaha.
    or was it a chink chef?
    so this the place la! nudge nudge wink wink…

    HEY, the word verification is CYSISTR
    !! sistah!

  • Selba says:

    Wow!!! Pork Knuckle!!! That must be tasted heavenly!!!

    Eh… No sauerkraut?

    Ja… und auch für mich ein großes Glas Bier, bitte… 🙂

  • "Joe" who is constantly craving says:

    ohhhh cold beer on an afternoon…wat a life..

  • kennhyn says:

    That is one of the best Weizen Bier in Malaysia, but to go with food, I believe Hefe Weizen taste better dunkel, unless you like the roasted light sweet aroma… cheers!

  • Big Boys Oven says:

    yes it was really hot also in Langkawi last weekend!

  • thule a.k.a leo says:

    hmm… maybe you can give other places a try??? I just started following your blogs and therefore, don’t know much about the past… but here are some places that you can consider (but if u’d gone there b4, forget it)
    1) Eurodeli @ Damansara Kim
    2) Meaty House @ USJ10 Taipan
    There is one Chinese version at Kim Wah restaurant (same row with Eurodeli) which is buttermilk pork knuckle (gravy comes separately)
    Personally, I think that those are nice… but who knows?

  • babe_kl says:

    hmm must give this place a try since my brother told me they were rather good with some of the stuff

  • CUMI & CIKI says:

    fbb:
    well yes and well spotted. Chinese chef.. sista!

    selba:
    yea, only the original comes with sauerkraut.. we had the honey glazed

    joe:
    yea, that’s what i say

    ken:
    ah.. u obviously know your german beers

    BBO:
    really.. didja find anything there good to eat?

    thule:
    you obviously like your german 😉

    babe:
    cool:)

  • worldwindows says:

    Overdone and bland pork knuckle, what a waste! I think it is the imported frozen one. Besides the sauce you have plenty of liquid to wash it down.

  • Life for Beginners says:

    Aiyosss. Ur making me miss Munich so badly now… 🙁

    Ich mochte mein bier jetzt! 😛

  • Julian Si says:

    Hic … hic 🙂

    See u both in 16 hours!

  • Lianne says:

    helllooo cumi and ciki, you both are enjoying more german food and drink than me here! hehe, what a life! btw, you are welcome over to gasak our beer supply. my honey always overstock them in our home, i wonder why ,-)

  • CUMI & CIKI says:

    ww:
    yea, what a waste indeed..

    lfb:
    alamak.. when i posted that german phrase ‘gimme a beer’ (in my limited german) i knew i was gonna get german comments back at me! haha.. but i DONCH KNOW HOW to read german la.. 😛

    jules:
    yup yup!

    lianne:
    sure or NOT?!! better invite us when you get back ok? (will be waiting for the invite.. haha)

  • 550ml jar of faith says:

    I think I’ll stay safe and go liquid here. Cheers!!!

  • Life for Beginners says:

    Hehe, just means, "I want my beer NOW!" Lol…

    P.S. So much fun with both Cumi & Ciki last nite… now who's gonna blog abt it first? 😉

  • Simon Seow says:

    Ya, food there is mediocre, still prefer Bavarian Bierhaus for the knuckle. Didn’t try the German beer there though.

  • kennhyn says:

    of course I know the German Beer, I sell them… haha, this coming march I will be selling another German Beer… a big fan of German WeizenBier

  • backStreetGluttons says:

    Wah , so rich food & drinks !
    We wanna be rich , too

  • mimid3vils says:

    I love their sausages~~

  • Lianne says:

    hehehe SURE LAHHHHH … why not? our address is … lindenstraße …. hahahaha anyway, yeap, do wait!

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