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When craving pork, your options are quite limited as not all eateries serve yummy pork goodness. Fortunately, Hungry Bacon, located in Damansara Utama, serves all things pork!
Managed by a chef with more than 2 decades of expertise, Timothy Sebastian, alongside his wife, Pearl, established an eatery that is dedicated to delivering comforting dishes for those who adore pork. Named after their poodle, Bacon, visitors can find a depiction of the restaurant’s muse gracing the wall.
For appetisers, indulge in Bacon Cones (RM30). These hand-crafted cones are wrapped in crispy baked bacon and stuffed with flavourful bacon chilli con carne. Each one is then garnished with cheese sauce, pico de gallo, jalapenos, and a dollop of sour cream.
Another must-try appetiser is the Bacon Lollipops (RM31). This dish features juicy chicken drumettes wrapped in savoury bacon served with mayonnaise, basil oil and barbecue sauce.
Now, moving on to the mains. Hungry Bacon’s signature dish is the BBQ Ribs (RM88) which uses Chef Tim’s signature dry rub and is slow-baked for 3 hours. The result is succulent, fall-off-the-bone meat, paired with fries, coleslaw and cornbread. You can also pair your BBQ Ribs with 4 different choices of sauce: BBQ, garlic BBQ, black pepper, and sweet Guinness.
Another fan favourite is the Pork Shoulder Chop (RM40). This mouthwatering 250-gram chop is brined for 48 hours and expertly cooked to juicy perfection. It’s then served with truffle mash, broccoli, romesco sauce and herb and butter gravy.
Finally, we have the Nasi Kerabu Babi Percik (RM40). Nasi kerabu is a distinctive Kelantanese delicacy characterised by its blue pea flower rice, traditional solok lada, fish crackers, salted egg, as well as condiments like budu, sambal belacan, and percik sauce.
This unique dish introduces Chef Tim’s pork shoulder skewers, making Hungry Bacon’s Nasi Kerabu Babi Percik a one-of-a-kind offering.
Other dishes on the menu you shouldn’t miss out on include Ulitmate Nachos (RM47), Wild Boar Peratal (RM26), Pork Tomahawk (RM120+) and Belly on Sticks (RM30).
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