Reunited with A&W

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I remember my childhood filled with bubbly rootbeer float, meaty Coney Dog and a lot more. I can still recall numerous afternoons spent with the friendly looking bear in orange sweater and how fun those days there. Yes, that was my A&W childhood life.

A&W has been a part of every Filipino kid's life up until a couple of years ago when they finally bid adieu to the Philippine market. Oh how we missed A&W so much! We tried to make up for the lost with other rootbeer brands but we know that deep inside our hearts, nothing can come close to the A&W experience.

Just imagine our happiness when we chanced upon the friendly looking bear in orange sweater again right at the heart of Bukit Bintang in Kuala Lumpur. Located right at the Bintang triangle, you won't miss this for sure. We had lunch already but upon seeing A&W we made space in our stomaches to accommodate a delicious early afternoon snack.

Entering the restaurant, we both knew what exactly to get... a mug of frothy A&W rootbeer! I love how smooth it tasted while keeping the sweet caramel-y taste that we loved so much! It was a perfect drink given that it was a very warm day.

To go with our rootbeer, we got a box of Sesame Chicken Bites which was really good and worth ordering over and over again. It was very tasty that I didn't mind that there was no sauce served with it.

It was a great afternoon quick bite and we're so glad to be reunited with A&W once again. This is definitely one thing that will make us visit Kuala Lumpur again!

Click here to see the list of branches of A&W in Malaysia.

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