Been coming here for years after shopping at Pavilion. It&rsquo;s the consistency that keeps me back. The dining area is always clean and organized, feels like a reliable spot to unwind.

I really liked the variety of dishes here. The flavors were balanced and not too spicy, which was nice. The rojak with squid was tasty, though I did wish there were a few more veggies in it.

Walked past, the waitress outside waved us in with a smile. Ended up trying the smoked duck salad and their fish of the day. The fish was perfectly cooked, tender and fresh. Really liked it.

The Mughlai dishes here are fantastic. The place itself is really nice, with comfortable booths and warm lighting. It&#39;s a great spot to just relax and enjoy a meal.

Been coming here for years. The spot by the window is my go-to during Christmas. Grab a slice of their chocolate cake and a coffee, just sit and watch the mall lights. It&#39;s the same, simple thing every year, and that&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Cozy spot, feels like a Korean home. Tried the floor seating, a bit tough on the back after a while but it&#39;s the real deal. Food came out hot and good.

Weekday lunch promo is a steal. The pasta was really good, especially the creamy sauce. Staff were super friendly, made us feel right at home.

Very friendly and attentive staff - quick service and good quality food. Had a Malaysian coffee and could request sugar or no sugar depending on your preference. Really nice atmosphere inside and free drinking water + refills on the table

The decor gives a nice, classic Thai vibe. It&#39;s a pleasant place for a relaxed meal. The food was pretty good too.

Decided to try this place for a quick lunch while shopping. The portion for the nasi lemak was decent, but honestly, for RM28, I was expecting a bit more chicken or maybe some extra sambal on the side. The view of the mall atrium is nice though.

Counter staff are friendly and efficient. Ordering is straightforward, the place is always clean.

Tried the Taiwanese pig intestines mee sua. Broth was rich, really comforting on a rainy day. The century egg tofu was a nice surprise too, super smooth texture. Will probably come back just for these two.

The staff are so nice! They even had umbrellas ready when it started pouring. Made our girls&#39; night out way less stressful.

Been a regular for years, the dim sum quality is still there. Their shrimp dumplings pair nicely with a crisp white wine.

Nice to see calorie counts on the menu. The Portuguese egg tarts were a treat, and paired nicely with a glass of tawny port.

They roast their own beans here. I liked that you could smell the different single-origin options before ordering. Helped me pick one I was in the mood for. The coffee itself was smooth, not bitter at all. A solid spot.

Came here for the first time last Friday. The energy was really high, perfect if you&#39;re looking for a party vibe. Music was loud, people were dancing near the bar. Got a bit too warm inside though.

Tucked away in SS2, this place is a gem for Filipino food newbies like me. The menu&#39;s huge, so I just pointed at something random &ndash; ended up with this fantastic pork adobo that was so tender. Will definitely be back to try more!

The salmon skin was perfectly crispy. Food was good overall, but the alcoholic cake was a surprise. They have a small card on the table, but a verbal mention from the server would have been better. Just a minor point on service clarity.

Parking can be tight in the industrial area. Went for an early breakfast and found a spot okay. The place is a bit hidden, but that&#39;s part of its charm.

The butter chicken masak merah was the star. Really liked the creamy base, and that spicy kick was just right. Chicken pieces were tender, portion was generous too. A solid, satisfying fusion meal.

I enjoyed the Ramadhan Buffet, which had lots of variety to try. The atmosphere was pleasant, making it a nice dining experience.

The Saigon beef don rice was the star for me. Really flavorful, the beef was tender and the rice soaked up all the sauce. Just what I was craving. Portion was decent too.

Michelin spot but still does the classic claypot chicken rice right. The crispy rice bits at the bottom are the best part.

The steamed tofu and veggies were a nice, simple side. They went well with the fish, didn&#39;t overpower it. Just a good, clean meal.

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