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The food was fantastic overall, though the paani puri didn't quite hit the mark. 🫠 Everything else was amazing! The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. And that bhindi masala, omg was absolutely heavenly – so flavorful and delicious. Given the price, the portion sizes were also great, definitely worth it! will come back for sure. 👍🏻

Sweet corn and chicken soup had the consistency of snot and didn't have much flavour. Everything else good. Batter on the honey chicken was a bit soggy but still tasty

This place is like eating at home. The butter chicken is absolutely delicious the rice is beautiful lovely people simply the best cant say nothing bad about this place so satisfying 😋

The restaurant was very clean, the staff were extremely polite, and the food was both affordable and delicious. However, the milkshake wasn’t cold, which was a bit disappointing. Now you might ask, why only 3 stars? Because at a fast food place, waiting 50 minutes for two burgers, fries, and a drink is just too long. I had to remind them after 40 minutes otherwise, I wonder how much longer it would’ve taken. This is a serious issue that needs to be addressed.

At $10 a dish, this Malaysian café is a budget win — perfect if you’re a student or just looking to fill up without emptying your wallet. But for me, it wasn’t quite the flavour journey I was hoping for. I tried the Penang White Curry Mee, Hainan Chicken Rice, Loh Bak, and Teh Tarik. The curry mee arrived in a generous bowl, but it was mainly noodles swimming in white curry broth, with not much else going on. The Hainan Chicken Rice looked like the real deal, but taste-wise, it felt like my brain got the memo — “this is chicken and rice” — while my mouth and stomach were still waiting for it to show up. The highlight? Only the Teh Tarik — smooth, milky, and exactly how it should be. If you’re here for value, especially as a student, this is a 5-star find. But if, like me, you’re chasing those bold, satisfying Malaysian flavours, it’s closer to 3 stars — filling enough, but missing the spark that makes you crave the next bite.