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OLIVER GOURMET @ TROPICANA CITY MALL

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Oliver Gourmet is the new kid on the block offering its shoppers with a wide range of local and international brands of premium groceries, coffee, wine and pork. Located at the Ground floor of Tropicana City Mall, it is the newest member to join the other 3 high-end supermarkets in Damansara area (all within a 1km radius of Oliver Gourmet), namely the Village Grocer in Atria Shopping Gallery, Jaya Grocer in Starling Mall and Ben's Independent Grocer in Glo Damansara. Following the grocerant trend which is popular in high-end supermarkets in Malaysia these days, the non-halal section in Oliver Gourmet too offers in-store dining for its patrons, which focuses on premium Iberico pork.
Patrons can just order whatever meat they like, with or without add-on sides.
Consumers have a wide selection of meat and cuts, marinated and non-marinated, to choose from for their dish. 
We ordered a pork neck steak, a pork cutlet, skewers and potato wedges. All meat dishes are grilled and served with some pickled cabbage and their special sauce. As for drinks, you can order coffee or purchase any wine/soft drinks/beer from the store and enjoy them with your food. 
Pork neck steak (RM16.90).
Pork cutlet (RM16.90).
Pork skewers (RM12.90 for 3).
Potato wedges (RM9.90).
The meal was great! All meat were juicy, tender and rich in flavor. We were told the meat were only marinated with herbs but I suspect they probably brined them as well, to infuse the meat with savory, finger-licking flavors, while tenderizing it. By grilling them, it gave a delicious crust over the meat that sealed in the juices. Grilling also added a smoky flavor to the meat, which seemed to accentuate the other flavors. In addition, price was reasonable too! For those who are in the vicinity, (or those who simply love grocery shopping. Haha!) I would highly recommend to pay Oliver Gourmet a visit and eat while you shop!!

 Tips: They give free ice creams to kids too!

 Food: 8/10
Ambience: 6/10
Service: 6/10

 Add:
Lot G-10, Ground Floor, Tropicana City Mall,
No.3 Jalan SS20/27,
Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.

 Opening Hours:
9am - 10pm, daily.
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