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Looking for a night where the drinks hit harder than your last bad decision and the food actually delivers? Welcome to Cavell’s in Hartamas., a cocktail that’ll have you questioning your life choices, but it’s not just about that. They’ve got other solid drinks, spicy fried rice that’ll make you sweat, and a mutton varuval pizza that’s basically a legend. Add in a retro vibe with Marilyn Monroe and Elvis keeping an eye on you, and you’ve got the perfect night.
He doesn’t remember much from his perspective. From ours, he was relaxed and way quippier than usual. Extra-fun post-Tangachi Josh for the win.was just the cherry on top of our fun night at Cavell’s. Dinner’s the part I’m actually most excited to tell you about!The food here is the GOAT. Like, literally. The mutton varuval pizza is amazing.Trust me, one bite and you’ll be singing its praises like it’s your new favourite indie band.
They’ve got an array of whiskey, gin, and Irish cream served in potion-like bottles with punny names that will make you question your own wit . The best part? Each drink incorporates Malaysian flavours, so you’re not just sipping on something totally new and unique—you’re getting a little patriotic with every gulp. Sweet, salty, creamy, and bitter all at once, these drinks let you tailor them to your own tastes and, quite frankly, get drunk on national pride. Cheers to that, right?We personally recommend the Gingy-Bond x Gila Melaka combo for that cinnamon-y, Christmas-y vibe, but honestly, they all taste great on their own.
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