Fika @ Millenia Walk

Fika has been around for long but it took a birthday celebration to round us up for a lunch gathering. Millenia walk has an outlet and for a Saturday noon, the place was reasonably filled with family spotting tots and young adults.



Brunch alert!

Certified Halal, this is possibly the only Swedish restaurant next to IKEA that is available.

Swedish Meatballs ($18.50)

Served with homemade creamy sauce, parsley potatoes and lingonberry jam

I had my eyes on this eons ago since falling so deeply in love with IKEA’s. Nine evenly shaped meatballs doused in creamy sauce (I made an order for another portion!). Meaty and definitely measures up to IKEA’s in its heydays. For sure the famous IKEA meatballs have undergone some tweaking in the menu and even production over the years so they used to taste much better years back.



Dunking it in the creamy sauce spells heaven.



Crazy delish.

Fika Big Breakfast Set ($18.80)

2 eggs (scrambled or sunny-side-up), Chicken sausages, Sauteed potatoes, mushrooms, tomatoes, turkey bacon and turkey ham, hard bread with butter topped with sliced cucumbers

Definitely for the hungry, portions were huge and bread was thinly sliced wheat bread which is different from the usual.



This came with a choice of Swedish blueberry or rosehip drink which the companions deemed too thick and sweet.

Here's the rest that I did not have a chance to try.

Roast Beef Melt – ($18.50) (warm)

Roast beef, lettuce, tomatoes, mustard mayonnaise, cheddar cheese and caramalised onions

Seafood Pasta - $24.90

Mussels, doryfish, squid, scallop and tiger prawn cooked in a choice of cream sauce, tomato base or aglio style

Grilled Salmon - $22.90

Grilled salmon and pan-fried potatoes served with aioli sauce and dill

Cosy corner but I figure it's more suited for tea than a proper sit down meal.

Outstanding for its meatballs and introduction to Swedish cuisine though I wish there was greater variety. Will be back!

Fika

Millenia Walk