Two Sons Bistro KLCC

 I have been eyeing public share and post about this restaurant Two Sons Bistro regards to their specialty on clams and mussels. It looks really good from picture and video shared by them. Just coincidence I need to buy something from Under Amour from KLCC shopping mall, decided to have dinner at this restaurant.

Located inside Suria KLCC level 4, lot 415. Do take note I arrived late evening, seats are almost full. Lucky enough there are one small round table spot for me to dine in with a friend of mine. We ordered few items and inform the waitress we may eat now. Just for your information, I went during fasting month, most of the diners wait for open fast. You need to inform the waitress to serve now. Unfortunately, they got super busy and messy, my order came after an hour!

We ordered two individual mains from the menu and one big pot of clams for sharing. You can choose two different side dish which is garlic bread, mini mantao bun or french fries. After for an hour waiting, our meals arrived. Tips, do get a bigger table if you are a big eater like us. The round small table is really too small. Salmon and pasta taste normal. The highlight here is the clams!

We get the waitress to suggest the clams gravy. She suggested Butter Cream Chilli. It really goes well with mini mantao bun and garlic bread. Portion wise, if you have other mains, this big pot can be share 2–3 people. But to be honest, I can finish it by myself.

You can check the menu here Two Sons Bistro Menu. Price for the Big Pot Clams cost 45.00 (MYR). Personally, I think the price is reasonable for that portion. For the salmon and pasta is slightly overprice from the portion itself. I only recommend to try the clams.

If you happen to drop by Suria KLCC, do try out this restaurant Two Sons Bistro! For those who are not familiar where is this place, Suria KLCC located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Leave your comments or question if any. Thanks for reading guys.. :)

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