A working jukebox – an authentic analog machine loaded with chart-toppers from the 50s, 60s and 70s – takes pride of place.
Both RWG
chefs who have 27 years of industry experience each, not only exceeded the
franchisor’s expectations but are also playing a key role in getting halal
certification for Ed’s Diner. “Once we succeed, this will be the first
halal-certified Ed’s Diner in the world” says Mohd Fauzan.
Food-wise,
portions are huge at Ed’s Diner so it’s advisable to share especially if you’re
a light eater. Remember to amp up the rock & roll feel by selecting your
fave retro hits from the jukebox, absolutely free of charge.
Familiar
curtain-raisers of Nachos To Share (RM39)
and Chicken Caesar Salad (RM18) paved
the way for lunch. The generous heap of tortilla chips came smothered with
chicken chilli cheese sauce, tomato salsa, guacamole and sour cream. Each hearty
bite was addictive with hints of coriander and chilli seasoning. Mildly sweet
yet tart green chilli pickles helped to alleviate the cloying richness.
Fancy
some heat with your burger? The Nashville
Hot (RM19) comprising fried spicy chicken burger with hot sauce and chilli
seasoning was piled high with cheese, lettuce, tomato, coriander, cheese sauce,
mayonnaise and onion rings. Also available in Super Hot version with double
lashings of hot sauce.
Family
and child-friendly fare includes Classic
Foot Long (beef RM23, chicken RM21) and Love Me Tenders (RM38). Sandwiched between soft, sesame
seed-flecked buns, the sausage adorned with gherkins, ketchup, mustard and
crispy onion passed muster.
I was
more smitten with the delicious fried chicken tenders. A dash of chilli
seasoning, a cup of macaroni & cheese, classic fries and onion rings enlivened
the boneless chicken, alongside the house BBQ and cayenne ranch (sour cream,
cilantro and mayo) sauce. Try the Falafel Burger (RM19) with a patty
made from chickpeas and spices for those looking for a vegetarian option.
Our
other fave is the no-frills Peanut Butter
Deluxe Shake (RM24) while the signature Strawberry Donut Shake (RM28) with its no-holds barred strawberry
ice cream and fresh strawberries concoction could be a meal by itself.
Colourful fruit loops, love letter biscuit roll, whipped cream, strawberry
sauce and a mini strawberry doughnut complete the liquid dessert.
Ed’s
Diner is open from 11am to 10pm
Mon-Thurs. On Friday-Sunday and eve of public holidays, it’s open from 11am to
11pm.
For information, please
call tel: +603 6101 1118 or visit www.rwgenting.com