[51%] 3-course Italian Meal at Gasoline Concept Café for RM17 instead of RM34.45. Halal Glass blowing was once a financially rewarding Italian tradition, until industrialisation in Europe forced blowers to sell food delivered on colourful scooters while attending to customers’ plumbing. Stick to your strengths with today’s Groupon: for RM17, you get a three-cou... Subscribe- 51%

[51%] 3-course Italian Meal at Gasoline Concept Café for RM17 instead of RM34.45. Halal

Highlights

Different concept interior for every outlet.
Choose from 3 main spaghetti dishes.
Comes with mushroom soup and ice-cream.
All-day dining.
Wi-Fi available.

Fine Print

Redemption begins Jul 1, 2011.;

Bookings must be made between Jun 25, 2011 – Aug 15, 2011.

Refer to article for redemption hours.;

Not valid on public holidays.

May buy many and use many.

1 day prior reservation required.

Dine-in only.

Service charge and government tax included.

Glass blowing was once a financially rewarding Italian tradition, until industrialisation in Europe forced blowers to sell food delivered on colourful scooters while attending to customers’ plumbing. Stick to your strengths with today’s Groupon: for RM17, you get a three-course Italian meal with a choice of three main courses (worth up to RM34.45), inclusive of 16% Government and service tax (RM4.75 value) at Gasoline Café, good at seven concept locations. Meal consists of:

Every outlet boasts a different concept design and customers may draw out a chair, or plop weary gluteuses on the cushioned plateau, all the time admiring the art engraved table tops and colourful mural-splashed walls. At the outlet in Berjaya Times Square, diners step in through the Sphinx doors to dine amidst an oasis of faux palms, or say hello to a hovering pterodactyl, while the Look Out Point outlet offers inhalations of the Kuala Lumpur skyline on its menu. Adventurous gastronomers barter chairs for wheelbarrows at Sungei Wang, or make pirate faces through the porthole windows at the Sunway Pyramid branch. In between bites, cyber citizens connect via Wi-Fi, while board games and cards appease playful patrons and children, but should not be mistaken for babysitters.