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#CHILLWITHME: MEZZA9, PUBLIKA (KL)

If one of your party's requirements is to get your guests "hydrated" with wine and more wines, I am pretty sure this is the place that you'll consider when choosing the venue. Listed by Malaysian Tatler Dining for their wine buffet as one of the Top 5 buffets to try in Kuala Lumpur - Welcome to MEZZA9, Publika!

I personally hangout a lot at Publika and I started to find this place interesting after a couple times clocking myself in now and then. Pretty amazed by the crowd even if it's on a weekday, MEZZA9 Publika is usually full house everyday of the week. 

 Located at one of the al fresco premises, MEZZA9 Publika is right next to SUBWAY which also share the same row as FRANCO. To my advice, if you plan to go all out for the night do get an UBER ride. I am sure you'll get wasted in no time! Or perhaps, jockey parking is a wise choice - RM 15 for 3 hours. (The fastest way to escape from your crazy drinking friends...hahahaha!)










Wine buffet @ RM 60 (No Service Charge) 
Featuring 7* different Red Wines & 7* different White Wines 
from 5 different countries. 

Free flow wines from 5pm to 1 - 2am (7 days a week).


If you haven't been here before, keep an eye for the hot and stunning models! MEZZA9 Publika airs Victoria Secret's Fashion Show throughout the night. 


That's the boss, Mr. Keith
Cool tattoo :)


If you like oysters, MEZZA9 Publika serves fresh air flown Irish premium oysters at RM10 per piece. 


Fresh air flown Irish Premium Oysters (RM 10/piece)



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If you've never had oysters before, what types of oysters to start with - East Coast or West Coast Oysters? It can be hard to determine what might be good fit for you. 

East Coast oysters tend to be salty and chewy, while West Coast oysters are more creamy and sweet. If slurping a raw oyster scares you, West Coast oysters might be a better choice to start with. They are usually smaller and richer than the East Coast's. 

I would recommend the following when eating your oysters: Tip the oyster shell into your mouth and suck out the fresh oyster. Then, chew on the meat and taste the flavor (Don't simply swallow). Now swallow and then take a sip of wine. The brightness of the wine will cleanse your palate and prepare you to try another oyster. But of course, you are welcome to eat your oysters and drink your wine however you'd like to.  

East Coast oysters go well with light-bodies wines with a bit of acidity such as Prosecco, Vinho Verde and Riesling. West Coast oysters goes well with slightly heavier white wines like Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé or unoaked Chardonnay. I don't recommend Red Wines unless they are particularly fruity and light bodied.
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RECOMMENDED: Cheese Nachos 

Mezza9 Publika use high quality Mozzarella Cheese and LOTS OF IT! 
These nachos are AWESOME...


Besides than munching on that cheesy nachos, a wine session would not complete without cheese. Wine and cheese are a classic combo, of two life's great culinary pleasures. You can't miss this!







Cheese Platter

As the night gets darker, so is the music. The overall experience here was fabulous. Till my next check-in, I'll see you around if we have the chance to meet here one day!







Denim top from: Wardrobe26


Dress from: Wardrobe26

#michiebillie #mezza9 #publika #winebuffet #freshoysters #cheesenachos #wine #wardrobe26_insta 

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MEZZA9, PUBLIKA (KL)
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 Address: 
(Publika Outlet)
Map from: Mezza9 Facebook

 A3-G2-07, No. 1, Jalan Dutamas 1, Publika, 
Solaris Dutamas, 
50480 Kuala Lumpur.

 (Empire Damansara Outlet)
Lot G20, Empire Damansara,
Heritage Lane, No. 2, Jalan PJU 8/8A, 
Damansara Perdana, 
47820 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Tel: +603- 6206 1216 (Reservation for Publika & Empire Damansara)




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