Food Paradise

Jennifer Agatha Beatric

5.0

if you don't know very well what to consume, come here. for those who have a large band of friends with various tastebuds, come here. it is a mini food court with staff serving you irrespective of which stall you take in from. arrive savour the very best ofmalaysia's best food.

Deby Yuliana

5.0

Walked previous some aunties along with a table loaded with food. One of these caught me considering their dishes and explained they had over purchased so cannot finish the food despite the fact that everything was tasty. I spied a clear clay potand requested what it had included and was informed it had been stewed pig trotters (卤猪脚） from the bak kut teh stall. Which is how I finished up packing back again for my father who likes pig's trotters. He cherished it! Highly recommended!!

RoUge

5.0

This cafe served an almost complete types of Malaysian popular road food such as for example Bah Kut Teh, char kuey teow, Mee Hoon Koay, KL Hokkien Mee, handmade fishball & meatball, chicken rice, Sarawak & Sabah noodles etc. But what amaze me is usually their KL Hokkienmee, simply tasty and genuine (as I'm from KL). Their handmade fishball/meatball act like Hong Kong handmade fishball as well! Will definitely visit once again when I arrived at JB!