I actually first got to know about Suzi’s Corner from Time Out KL food awards in 2011 when it was nominated for the “best of steak” category, and that was when it piqued my interest, a cheap steak place that is recognized to be one of the bests in town among the big boys? I gotta try this.
Suzi’s Corner at Ampang (opposite Ampang Point)
Sure enough, it then took me another two years or so before I found myself wandering around Ampang on the motorcycle trying to figure out a place for dinner before futsal session with my colleague.
Steak isn’t exactly the perfect meal before a cardio heavy sports, but sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do.
tenderloin under RM 40, served on a hot plate
Suzi’s Corner is actually a food court, and within it, Steak Hut is the stall that offers somewhat localized Western food. Among the dishes to choose from are lamb chops (RM22), grilled salmon (RM21), chicken chop (RM14), and more.
For a steak lover though, I just had to go with the tenderloin. At RM 34, it’ll be a miracle to find a cheaper version anywhere else.
I’d advise to not have the hot plate, or put the beef aside
I ordered the beef at medium rare, but what came was probably closer to medium. By default, the beef here is served on a hot plate (Malaysians love hot plate), so that probably contributed partly to the meat being slightly overcooked for my liking. I’ll order it rare and to be served on regular plate next round.
A side of fries, bun with butter, and some steamed vegetable came with the dish to complete the meal. Overall it was definitely worth the asking price, and I would not hesitate to go there again.
Is it super awesome beef? No, but Suzi’s Corner definitely manage to satisfy the craving for red meat, at least for a few days. 🙂
Address:
Suzi’s Corner
213/26 Jalan Ampang Batu 4 1/2,
Jalan Ulu Kelang,
68000 Ampang, Kuala Lumpur
GPS: 3.158677, 101.748378
Tel: 03-4256 6720
Hours:Â 6pm to 11pm, closed on T uesdays
KY, I prefer my steak also rare and grill with butter. The hotplate was not good indeed for the steak.
Vickie: yah, rare is the way to go, hotplate is just a lousy idea.
Ah, I see 2 angmoh girls at the table behind yours. That’s a good sign 😉
RealGunner: haha you got that right! The place has quite a bit of expat traffic.
I don’t like my steak to be served on a hot plate, the steak tends to be fully cooked over time, probably well done by the time i finish half of it
Ken: eat faster! hahaha.
Yes, I had the same problem at Coliseum….the steak overlooking on the hot plate!
contact.ewew: ya, not the best way to serve steak for sure.
At least the steak is thick to fill your tummy up 😛
Choi Yen: yes, no regrets!