Hawker Hall

Yusuf Akgün

It’s really decent and comfortable/thoroughly clean place to dine. Meals is honestly not best notched quality nevertheless, you should know this. Can’t possess the very best of both. Compromise high quality for cleanliness? It’s slightly more costly but it’s the surroundings that you’re spending money on and Ifind it to end up being acceptable. The only problem isn't having the ability to take our very own food and we have to wait till someone serves. My meals didn’t arrive piping very hot as it ought to be. Perhaps remaining to chill for 3-5 mins before helping. Still this is a very good spot to have hawker foods, actually can’t complain for that cost, afterall most stores are charging such costs.

Gökhan Tok

Expectations were high whenever a restaurant claims to provide community hawker fare from reputed hawkers around Malaysia, thus we were confused whenever we found that their hawker fare included western, Korean and Thai meals. It's more an accumulation of street foods from SE Asia. Wewere dissatisfied that one items were only obtainable during supper, and the purported popular Theatre Street Poultry Rice isn't available at all. You have to purchase from the counter or even from the kiosk, and we'd to queue for ten minutes (and ten minutes before that at the kiosk which didn't work) in a little space by the tables. It isn't a large space and there have been a lot of idle staff, you will want to just offer efficient desk side service? We ordered the Char Kuey Teow (that was OK however, not wow, and like tiny cockles), Mamak Mee Goreng (that was Okay but soggy), Carbonara Pasta (that was the disappointingly Asianised super soggy and creamy kind), and Egg and Poultry Ham Crossaint (simply normal). The Teh O Ice was probably the most diluted cup of tea I ever endured in Malaysia, I will have just drunk drinking water. Overall, a disappointing meal rather than sure if we'd be back.