Pizza Uno - Centre Point
I dig this place. Though I’ve received mixed responses, I have to admit that my previous visits to this place have been nice. This time around, I came here for a light bite with some friends and this kid. He’s one active kid with potential in the showbiz, especially those HK undercover cops vs mafia movies.
Like many other pizzerias, many have accused this place of being too Malaysian. Of late, pizzas and pasta from these restaurants are often too spicy, too strong in flavour and ultimately losing the Italian heritage the food is supposed to carry. For instance, some carbonara pastas are just too chessy and creamy leaving you with a gigantic thirst to quench.
The first order was an antipasto - the deep fried mushrooms, a regular with many of its frequent customers, possibly owing to its crispy batter and juicy mushrooms, served with mayo, a slice of lemon and salad. For RM 14.00 I’d say it’s worth price, but just don’t finish the whole plate, it’s pretty filling. Here it is:
We had another mushroom entry, called simply the mushroom soup. This one’s another favourite of mine, provided that I’m really hungry. Why? The mushroom soup here is super thick and creamy, perfect for those like me who grew up with Campbell’s infamous range of soups. Really 'kau'!
Like many other pizzerias, many have accused this place of being too Malaysian. Of late, pizzas and pasta from these restaurants are often too spicy, too strong in flavour and ultimately losing the Italian heritage the food is supposed to carry. For instance, some carbonara pastas are just too chessy and creamy leaving you with a gigantic thirst to quench.The first order was an antipasto - the deep fried mushrooms, a regular with many of its frequent customers, possibly owing to its crispy batter and juicy mushrooms, served with mayo, a slice of lemon and salad. For RM 14.00 I’d say it’s worth price, but just don’t finish the whole plate, it’s pretty filling. Here it is:
We had another mushroom entry, called simply the mushroom soup. This one’s another favourite of mine, provided that I’m really hungry. Why? The mushroom soup here is super thick and creamy, perfect for those like me who grew up with Campbell’s infamous range of soups. Really 'kau'!
Price: RM 9 – A BIG “Go for it!”
Next up, Garlic Prawn Spaghetti – served with Pizza Uno’s exclusive garlic gravy, big juicy and succulent prawns and a slice of lemon. I’ve had this dish a couple of times before but it seems a bit too salty this time. Get it right, and this dish will reward you with its balanced texture, aromatic gravy and tender-spongy bites…. Every bite.
Price: RM 26.00 – a bit too expensive.
The Ice Lemon Tea is well, just like what you’d expect, but the following picture is the Iced Coffee with Chocolate. For calorie seekers, this is your cup of tea… coffee actually. The only other drink thicker than this would be Souled Out’s Haagen Dazs Milk Shake. Glazed with chocolate syrup this drink is superbly enjoyable, so long as your other half is fine with it. Otherwise, call me for a stealth convoy to Pizza Uno for this.
Price: Ice Lemon Tea – RM 4.50
Ice Coffee – RM 16.00
My Tummy rating: 8.6/10
Next up, Garlic Prawn Spaghetti – served with Pizza Uno’s exclusive garlic gravy, big juicy and succulent prawns and a slice of lemon. I’ve had this dish a couple of times before but it seems a bit too salty this time. Get it right, and this dish will reward you with its balanced texture, aromatic gravy and tender-spongy bites…. Every bite.
Price: RM 26.00 – a bit too expensive.
The Ice Lemon Tea is well, just like what you’d expect, but the following picture is the Iced Coffee with Chocolate. For calorie seekers, this is your cup of tea… coffee actually. The only other drink thicker than this would be Souled Out’s Haagen Dazs Milk Shake. Glazed with chocolate syrup this drink is superbly enjoyable, so long as your other half is fine with it. Otherwise, call me for a stealth convoy to Pizza Uno for this.Price: Ice Lemon Tea – RM 4.50
Ice Coffee – RM 16.00
My Tummy rating: 8.6/10 
14 comments:
we had a good experience at da usj outlet but not da centrepoint one :( anyways, da prawns.... loads of them, i want! :D
i would really love to try out their garlic prawn spaghetti!! and mushroom soup! thx for recommending ;)they've an outlet at Puchong. will definitely make my way there :)
i tried the one at centrepoint before...the lambshank is ok...yah, i agree that RM26 is a little expensive for the mee goreng udang. but looks good leh...hehe
Everything looked so yummy..!! and great pricing too. I'm in love with anything mushroom..:)
Is that ice cream on the coffee?
Oh all I'll need is some toasty garlic bread to go with that mushroom soup. Yummeee! :D
so many prawns..thats quite ok wat..unless there werent fresh..if given a choice between the mushrooms n the prawns..i would definitely get the prawns!
with the price, I reckon the food looks great!!! Of course it's not authentic italian but hey, it's still good food!
ya.. the prawns were big and succulent....
i still enjoy the food here... but funnily though, i've never had a chance to sit inside...
joe, that's ice cream on it alright....
RM26 for the Garlic Prawn Spaghetti is a bit expensive, but it looks marvelous!
ice coffee!!? ice choc better?!
i personal prefer ice choc.. yamm~
The garlic prawns spaghetti looks like satay prawns....the gravy!
Looks more like Malaysian style hor.
Quite like this place as well...ended up having Italian (ss2 next to Public Bank) last night after reading this entry.
Mmm...I remember they were short handed the last time I went there. Waited so long for the food to be served! But food is pretty good.
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