Tom, Dick & Harry’s

Been here a few times now, but the crowd on last Saturday night was surprisingly small, and there were even babies at 11pm here. I came quite late at around 9 with a hungry tummy, and tried their beef in Connors out this time round.
It is something similar to a beef stew, cooked with Connors Stout in there, and served with baguette on the side. I would have preferred the baguette to be buttered and crispier, but it was served warm, so it was fine.
They have some beer selections here, but I wouldn’t say that it’s extensive. Happy hours end at 8pm here, which is pretty early, and while their prices for beers here are fair, you can of course always find better deals around town. But, again you come to a place for many reasons that you like them, and prices could usually be only one of many reasons.
Parking at TTDI aren’t always without a challenge, so you gotta try your luck as usual.
One thing though — waiters were not especially attentive, even though the crowd was really small that night. We had to spend some time to get his attention, which is what I could only say as ‘he could do better’.

Brought my pup here to chill out on an afternoon. Great place to hang out with your furkid or even a group of friends. The staff here is friendly as well. Overall the food here is not bad.

Two magical words «Porky Fries»!!
Their pigs in blanket is very good too.
If you are not an alcohol drinker, the non-​alcohol prices are not worth the money.
Nice place to chill with friends.

Wow, Tom, Dick and Harry’s. Apart from the very conspicuous name, it is forged using the fires of their reputation as a bar that serves good food and alcohol.
Among all the types of food you may find in their menu, their pumpkin soup is renowned to be one of the best, and I agree with that too, because it is. Other than that, their beers are served ice cold, and with their pork fries… Man, you wish you can have more time, because you will use all of it to devour all of the fritters by the time it lands on your table.
That being said, if you are not a huge fan of spending money, this is not the place to go, because it pretty much has the top tier price that you will come to expect in town.

When we talk about pubs and bar — the first few things that come to mind is what sort of drinks they serve, how are the prices like, and whether they have wine and cocktails. This strategically located TTDI bar fits every criteria of a good bar and more: it brings the grub to the pub. While the beverages are standard here (beer, wine, cocktails, etc.), their food menu is impressive, with some of their popular dishes being the pigs in a blanket, bacon, deep fried pork knuckles, crispy fried chicken skin and deep fried mars bar served with ice cream. A gastronomical treat no less.
If you’re a breakfast person, then head over on the weekend for their Big Breakfast. This is available every weekend from 10−2PM. The Big Breakfast includes the usual suspects: at a nett price of RM26, treat yourself to a platter of sunny-​side-​ups, grilled pork sausages, crispy bacon, sautéed mushrooms, hash browns, grilled tomato, baked beans and toast with refillable coffee or juice. I’d say that would make for an explosive start to the weekend.

There isn’t a lot of places in KL that is dog friendly so thumbs up for making this place a dog friendly one.
On week nights, you’ll surely see their owners bringing their lovely dogs big or small to dine together at this place. The pork burger here is easily the top seller and this is also a good place to just sit and have a drink.
The outlet isn’t big so do go early if you plan to go in big groups.

One of the best bars in TTDI.
It’s located a few doors away from Maybank, a few doors away from Artisan Coffee.
TDH has built a reputation for having a wide range of beer tapped and bottled, not to mention good pub grub.
I had the mushroom soup. It was served with a slice of freshly toasted garlic bread. It was not up to standard, mediocre at best as it was slightly watered down.
The dish that really got me excited was the fried pork knuckles which had to be pre-​ordered and are usually reserved for the regulars. The serving was huge and was enough to feed 4 people. The meat was tender and the skin all so crispy, topped off with brown sauce which really brought the whole dish together.
The beer here is not too expensive and is not watered down.
Parking in the area is an issue, so I’d recommend parking a bit further away and walk over to avoid wasting time looking for a spot near the pub.

Tom, Dick and Harry’s at TTDI is way more fun than the pavilion outlet. I say this because the TTDI outlet is pet friendly! Also during their weekend breakfast, they allow you to help yourself to as much juice, coffee or tea. However, the Pavilion outlet only allows one juice, and you have to ask for refills of coffee and tea, its not self service.
This outlet is also easier to access cause you can just park across the road and walk over whereas in pavilion you need to park in the mall parking. I personally think service at Pavilion is better as the TTDI outlet only had one staff running around during weekend brunch hour and i found that a little weird cause there were many patrons there that day which then resulted in slow service.
Food quality is about the same but i think the scrambled eggs and bacon taste better at this outlet.

I’ve been here for after-​work drinks with friends. I realize that they have another outlet at Scott Gardens, but have only been to this one at TTDI.
At first glance, it looked very cosy to me. Small but with a good amount of lighting for a relaxing night and a couple of drinks with friends. Hung out at the bar at the start of the night for some drinks.
Part of their décor was the empty beer barrels that stacked against the wall behind the bar. Impressive amount if those were actually filled before! Still cool nonetheless.
Later on we shifted to the indoor seating area. Although it was packed it had a very chilled atmosphere to it with music playing in the background and almost every one there looked like they came straight from work.
We shared a plate of porky fries (which are deep fried sticks of battered pork meat) and pork knuckles, both of which were so sinfully delicious. Come here hungry, you’ll be in for a nice surprise.
Staff were attentive and quick to deliver our food. The only gripe about this place was the lack of any space to really talk to friends. The tables were too close to one another and we could hear conversations from everywhere. Given the popularity of the place, I’d expect a bigger seating plan to cater to the growing crowd. Overall good experience and would definitely come back again!

It’s always nice to go around Kl and explore new places!
I love my spots where I come all the time, but I am always down for adventure and exploration :)
And that is exactly how I have learned about this bar! My friend suggested this cool bar and I had no idea what was I going to find! I had no expectations. I didn’t know what’s the vibe, whats the music like or the crowd.
The good thing about it is that you don’t have to know anything about it before you go here — because you will enjoy it anyways and there’s no mood preparation needed for it ! :)
It’s a very local bar, with fresh beer and yummy cocktails !
We had some Long Island ice tea and it definitely got us into a right mood if you know what I mean hehe !
ENJOY!

Pavilion is not my favorite place to hang out. It’s so huge and I’m gonna be tired just after 10 minutes into the mall. I like KLCC even more. But there’s a place there that attracts me. Judging by the name of the restaurant, I bet the foods and services also are awesome as their name — Tom, Dick & Harry’s.
Well, their Pumpkin Soup was great. Never had one before but this could be a good start of something new. Since I can’t eat pork, I just looked at my friends enjoying their burger and wrap while I had to satisfy with a slice of butter pudding. There’re roasted chicken as well on the menu but I was still full due to recent lunch that I had. The pudding was so delicious. I can feel the richness of the custard.
As for the environment, kinda cozy and relaxing. Such a place to hang out while waiting for your girls to finish shopping.

TDH may be a neighbourhood pub but the place is packed with both locals around the area and outsiders like me. Street parking may be a little difficult to find especially on friday and saturday nights so its best to carpool or take your chances.
This isn’t a place you go to sip wine and enjoy jazz music as it is actually quite noisy with loud pop music blaring from the speakers. They also have a dog friendly policy here which is sweet as I’ve spotted dog owners bringing their dogs over for a pint as well. Drinks selection is quite standard as I always go for a Hoegaarden or cider but I noticed there isn’t any Tiger beer on the menu which was a little strange.
There is also quite a wide selection of food including pork. My favourite snack is the porky fries, large strips of luncheon meat deep fried and goes well with beer. There’s also a sinful fried mars bar dessert which is quite popular. It may be hard to get a table after 10pm on popular nights as the place is usually packed with regulars. Service is friendly and efficient and they screen major live football or badminton matches.