Dunkin’ Donuts, Petronas Petrol Station, Sprint Highway, Kuala Lumpur (we think)

With a precious 1 hour break in between tasks , our rumbling tummies made their way to this outlet. J was craving for some nasi dagang Capitol and we were honestly going towards said place if not for the strategically placed billboard showing the breakfast set that cost only RM 5.90. I mean, who can resist? Surely not us.

So, we detoured towards the nearest Dunkin’ Donuts we could think of and reached the Petronas petrol station along the Spring Highway. The easiest landmark we can think of is it is just before the intersection going towards KGPA on your left and Seksyen 16/ Eastin Hotel on your right.

The ambience? Well, it is your typical Dunkin’ Donuts outlet so we have no comment there. Air conditioned with indoor seating is all we ask for as we rush our way through the most important meal of the day. The sofa chairs were in need of refurbishment, that’s all.

 J, disappointed with the lack of nasi dagang, opted for the sunny egg and chicken slice with a mug of in-house hot coffee. He rated his food a 6/10. “Enough for breakfast lor”, he gloomily added. He was slightly disappointed that the chicken slice turned out to be, well, one single slice of chicken ham.

Aerial view: looks like an egg benjo

Ta- da! 4 meatballs in the eggy sandwich

R tried the sunny egg with meatball because they advertised it as a new addition to the menu. He opted for iced coffee. He also rated his food a 6/10. He loved the fluffy texture of the egg. Who would have thought nuked eggs at a petrol station were so silky smooth right? Although his love for the eggs were bordering on having an illicit affair, he thought his iced coffee was average, rating it a 5/10. 

S opted to have the sandwich and donut meal as she was ravenous at the time. Or more likely she could not stand the taunting look of the donuts. So she opted for the chicken mayo croissant sandwich with a piece of Boston cream donut filled with yummy custard. She had no options for drink except for coffee so she just requested to the server there to add extra milk to her iced coffee, you know, to hopefully dilute the coffee taste. Well, it did not work. She felt nauseated for the rest of the afternoon. But that feeling was balanced with the happiness of eating a donut. On a workday. Oh, she rated her croissant sandwich a 7/10 because she loves her chicken and mayonnaise. Croissant not so much. The donut was creamy and chocolatey, a 7/10 too while the iced coffee was 5/10 but it was because she disliked coffee. S’s set cost about RM 13, which seemed like a ransom compared to J and R’s meals but there was donut involved.

Overall, a good place to go to when one is in a rush or broke. Or both.

‘Till the next review,

Honest Foodies Review Team