Restaurants in Jalan 17

Butter + Beans @ Seventeen is the new cosy home for coffee made from exquisite beans and buttery pastries. Delight your sense with affordable yet rich coffee available at one of the cosiest corner of Section 17. We also offer freshly baked pastries made with no preservatives and additives, so you can enjoy a bit of butter and not worry about it!

Have the feeling that coffee back in Butter + Beans at Seventeen PJ tastes much better, but we do like Butter + Beans Jalan Doraisamy for its wider space, homey design. More comfortable, another worth checking out hidden cafe within the hustle and bustle of KL city.

The restaurant is very well known at Seksyen 17, Petaling Jaya for its nasi lemak and steaks. It has been operating since 1992 (i guess) near the road side and now they have move to those shop below the flats.

Nasi lemak...chinese style...with very nice malaysian style chops too

Pho is usually serve with either beef or chicken but here, the pho is serve with pork.

Coffee is average, maybe they are still in the process of fine tuning the flavour. Despite so, Summergirl is glad to get her caffeine fix at 2 Scones 1 Cup while munching their best selling scones.

It's Crispy, Juicy, and Buttery! Not the extremely oily type that we always get in the chicken rice stall. It's very very different and tantalising!

good and reasonable priced ones found in coffee shops are hard to resist.

Simple and good Italian good, with nice deco and ambiance

Private free car park for diners just nearby. Nice environment and affordable price. Recommend to come with friends or family. Food taste quite good, great presentation n generous portion.

This Hawker Centre must be old and its vicinity of Taman Kok Doh, Segambut.

Inspired by the rich culture of Nyonya cuisine, Little Heritage House is nicely decorated with all the heirlooms characteristic of the straits chinese, from a bygone era. There is an upstairs area as well that’s perfect for intimate functions. Here you will see a fascinating glass display of old Nyonya footwear, jewelry, relics and paraphernalia.

In all honesty, I think the food was great, absolutely no complains for the main dishes - prawns were fresh and succulent, kiam chye soup was sour and homely as it should, the inche kabin (nyonya fried chicken with spices and coconut milk, deep fried twice) was hot and delicious, and oh brinjal and sambal how can anything possibly go wrong, goes well with rice too...

The food here is good and reasonably priced, I don’t mind coming back to this casual and laid-back cafe to further their menu.

Non halal, must try pork ribs.

The only thing hampering us from giving it a higher recommendation is the price vs. portion issue, as we felt the portion of soup and curry was inadequate for the price they charge.

Overall, the food is very decent, and for that kind of prices, I'd gladly come back to try the rest of the menu.

An eatery that serves good local cuisine at reasonable prices

Ming Chun Kee is a simple no fuss restaurant located on the ground floor of a 4 storey walk up block of flats in Section 17/1A in Petaling Jaya.

It's a cosy place. The pastries displayed all looking good, I so wish to have them all.

I always like my coffee to have a little hint of bitterness, with the nice smell and smooth milk/ soymilk to blend in.