The Whopper Jr. is my go-to here. It&#39;s just the right size when I don&#39;t want a huge meal. The patty was juicy this time, and the veggies were fresh. A solid, reliable burger spot for a quick bite.

Love the chill vibe here, perfect for a quiet drink. Their house red was surprisingly good with the charcuterie board. A bit pricey for the portion, but the music selection is spot on.

Cash only, but they do take online transfers. Plenty of parking outside. The laksa broth was rich and had a good kick, just how I like it. Noodles were a bit soft for my taste though.

The apple and orange juice were fresh. Just squeezed, you could tell. A bit pricey for juice, but it hit the spot on a hot day.

Ordered the chicken rice. They use a checklist system, so you tick what you want. No mix-ups when the bill came. Pretty straightforward.

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

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

The grilled chicken was a standout dish for me, perfectly cooked and flavorful. I would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting.

Shaftsbury Square is handy. Parking&#39;s easy. Had the family here again. Reliable for a casual dinner. Nothing fancy, but it works.

The vegetarian options are solid. Tried the tofu curry, it&#39;s got a nice depth of flavor, not just coconut milk. The eggplant side was a bit too oily for my taste, but the spices were on point.

Noodles were perfectly springy. Sauce had a nice savory-sweet balance. Could&rsquo;ve used a bit more punch for my taste though. Still, solid bowl.

The cheese presentation at noon was a nice surprise. Haziq&#39;s little show made it fun. The complimentary treat paired nicely with a glass of their house red. Got seated right away, which was perfect for a quick lunch.

The private room was great for karaoke, and no minimum spend is a plus. Service was quick and efficient, no complaints there.

Been coming here for years, the food is always consistent. Love that it&#39;s just a short walk to the sea after dinner.

Owner and staff are super friendly. Felt like a regular even though it&#39;s my first time here. They chatted a bit, not in a forced way. Just a nice, warm vibe that makes the meal better.

The prawn paste on the chee cheong fun is so nostalgic! A nice spot to catch up with friends. The mushroom ball was a good add-on.

The satay here is pretty good. The beef and chicken were tender, and the peanut sauce had a nice flavor. A decent spot for a quick bite.

Family dinner here. Staff were very accommodating, even brought extra watermelon for my toddler off-menu. Those little touches matter.

Been craving their masala tea since the lockdown days. Finally got my fix, still strong and good. The apam and thosai are solid too. Just like I remember.

Love the open-air vibe here! Came with a group of friends and it was perfect for our loud, chatty table. So much space, didn&#39;t feel cramped at all. Parking was easy too, which is a huge plus when you&#39;re meeting a bunch of people. Will definitely be back for another group hangout.

Came here with the family. The pizza was a hit with the kids, which is always a win. The space felt open, with those big tables that don&#39;t make you feel cramped. Menu had enough variety to keep everyone happy.

The homemade sausage was really tender. The mustard sauce went well with it, and I liked the pickled onions too.

Parking&#39;s a bit of a hassle around here, had to circle the block a couple times before finding a spot. Good thing the food was worth the minor stress.

Nasi lemak was solid. Rice had that nice santan aroma, sides were good too, especially the acar and shrimp floss. The sambal was a bit of a surprise though, dry with lots of onion. Not bad, just different.

Breakfast buffet here has a lot to choose from. I tried a bit of everything - the Malay, Chinese, and Indian stations. All of it tasted pretty good. The spread is impressive for the price.

Curry bun is the main thing. Had the salted egg bitter gourd and claypot tilapia too. Both were solid. Flavors were on point.

Had to queue for a bit during dinner rush, but that&#39;s expected for a popular food court stall. Finding a seat was the real mission though! Grabbed the last empty table just as someone else was eyeing it. 😅

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