Croisette Cafe

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Located in an interesting location in Bangsar, this Croisette Café is tucked away on level 3 of Cascadium Condominium. The ambience was cosy and peaceful with raindrops on the windows when we visited. It was really quiet and romantic!
I ordered beef bourguignon (red wine sauce) as main and mixed grilled mushroom as side dish. The food is tasty but I don’t think they are unique enough to justify the price. We spent around RM55 per person for the meal. They also have a four course set dinner menu which is priced at RM84 per person for the food only.
I heard that this café is owned by a couple — Chef Pierre-​Marie Chaillou and Michelle. The service was good but since there weren’t many waiters, it took a while for us to get their attention when we needed their help.

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My boyfriend recommended this place for French food. I was pretty surprised to find out it is actually located on level 3 in a condominium (Cascadium Condo) in Bangsar. The café is located right beside a swimming pool and it was drizzling the night I had dinner with my boyfriend there, creating a very romantic setting for us who were sitting by the window.
The decoration in the café was more of the cosy and homely type rather than high end and classy trend as what most would associate with French cuisine. It was a weekday when I visited Croisette Café and therefore, there weren’t that many people dining there.
I ordered mushroom soup as starter, duck confit as main and crème brûlée as dessert. I love the mushroom soup and crème brulee. The soup was not too thick that one will feel that it’s too much and the crème brulee has a really smooth texture. I did not quite like the duck confit though as it was quite dry. It was a nice meal although slightly expensive.