a scalloppy birthday
Sunday July 01st 2007, 4:35 pm
Filed under: foodieviews,hicksville,loveleeds

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I had raved about Kasa Rosa many times; my little well-kept secret restaurant (seeing that majority of my readers are from Australia,Malaysia & HK!).My fav restaurant in Leeds;and obviously where I want to be during my birthday. We had been there 2 weeks earlier for a quick pasta,where lobster was one of the daily specials.I was hoping it would be on again,but unfortunately it was all out by then. Shame…but I also knew that nothing on their menu will dissapoint my tastebuds.

Well,maybe the potato dishes..they don’t seem to excel in anything potatoey.

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Decor is very low key and unpretentious,with wooden furniture and selected mix of paintings peppered around the restaurant.At 6.20pm, the restaurant was still fairly empty. By the time we left at 7.30,it was completely full. Yes,I eat fast.

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bacon’s fuzzy olive starter. Yah,it was the olive that was fuzzy,not my manual focusing.heh.Very simple but well marinaded,none of that ‘dry’ feeling you get whilst chewing on olives sometimes.

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The deep-fried machengo cheese makes an appearance again.I love deepfried cheese, deepfried ice cream, deep fried mars bar…and KFC too.

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And now,time for the main course. Seeing that I had lost all hope with the dissapearance of ‘lobster’ from the specials board, I opted for the king prawn& scallop over safforn rice. Again, like most of their dishes, mildly yet equisitely flavoured with fresh herbs, seafood stock and loads of tomatoey goodness,the tomato-white wine sauce was an absolute hit. Scallops as big as a ping pong ball impressed me as well, and the sinfully delicious fresh prawns was so gently flavoured I could devour about 2 more servings.

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Bacon’s Americano pizza,with spicy chorizo sausage slices and peppers. Love the crust..it was thin you are unable to pick a slice up…needing to fold it into half first.We’ve always wanted to try their pizzas out,its the lovely smell of pizzas baking wafting from the kitchen all the time.

This was probably the first time we were so stuffed we had to skip desserts – their tiramisu is legendary. Sponge completely soaked with coffee liquor,the mascarpone cheese layering that was heavenly.

But another day.


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I think I’d like the rice. I think I wouldn’t mind the cheese but I’ll feel guilty after. But the rice is good, no?

Do they serve breakfast??

Comment by dreymer 07.02.07 @ 1:16 am

omg. remind me NOT to read your blog early in the morning at work. i’m freaking salivating looking at all those yummystuffs!

Comment by fadedbutterfly 07.02.07 @ 2:57 am

Happy birthday again! Nice photos with the new camera. But yeah the olives one could have been better. :P

Comment by mooiness 07.02.07 @ 5:12 am

drey: breakfast??hahahaha!

Ya the rice was yumyum.The thing is,the pizza was great as well – and I don’t usually like pizzas.

reen: Heehee.I don’t do this very often already – but might just be tempted to do it again ;)

moo: tankee!Couldnt sms you back because I is no more credit.And my focusing sucks.Need to practice

Comment by sourrain 07.02.07 @ 6:57 am

yeah it looks like a place that serves breakfast :S

haha i love thin crust pizzas but looks like they quite kiamsiap with the sausages leh..

Comment by dreymer 07.02.07 @ 7:16 am

drey: i thot so too re sausages,but becauase it was so thin, it was actually enough. They splurged on the cheese tho,which makes it so heavily laden that we need to fold the tip in.

my fav is still their tarantino pasta.Its so delicious can-die delicious.I want to marry the chef

Comment by sourrain 07.02.07 @ 8:35 am

makes me wanna have pizza now too. yes, i love those that are so thin that you need to fold them into half!

what’s tarantino pasta? dang.. sounds like some kinda spidery pasta. blergh.

Comment by dreymer 07.03.07 @ 1:11 am



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