There is no doubt now that I can even recommend my malay friends where to have nice dim sum already as they often ask me where got hunt for nice one. If you are asking me, definitely this restaurant is one of a recommended restaurant for dim sum! *PORK FREE
The dim sum is fresh and wonderfully tasy and juicy. It is positively lively especially if you like durian.
We were there on a weekday and the lunch crowd was impressive, consistent walk-ins on top of prior reservations diners.
Exquisite Japanese cuisine from Ginza trained culinary masters presented as an art form. Private tatami rooms offer the traditional dining atmosphere.
Their famous buffet was the golden standard for Japanese buffets, when such form of culinary indulgence became the in thing, and it was also synonymous with Japanese fine dining, where we hear tales of rich tycoons spending in the tens of thousands on the freshest of sashimis and the best of sakes.
Unlike normal pizzas that have a smooth round crust, the new pizza is cut around the edges, creating bite-size pieces all around its crust.
For those that have yet tried this western cuisine, this is a must option if you want to experience the friendliness of the staffs there and an atmosphere of relaxation.
I took at Menara Hap Seng outlet which dissapointed with their services and the food they are serving. I will not revisit again for Fridays.
Come on down to Crowne Plaza Mutiara Kuala Lumpur from June onwards and you will enjoy a wide selection of cuisine prepared by our Executive Chef. I-HOP is a concept where you will ‘HOP’ from one restaurant to another. You can start at Planters’ Inn restaurant for Malay and Chinese cuisine and then ‘HOP’ to Club Bar for a selection of Western delight from Carvery to Western desserts. At Glass Lounge you can relax and enjoy an array of seafood and Japanese cuisine and last but not least ‘HOP’ to our poolside for an Aussie BBQ. We have prepared fun filled activities for your family on Sundays, live music in Planters’ Inn, a kids corner at Glass Lounge, free usage of the pool and clown for your children.
Overall the food is good but the price is quite expensive and the service not good but not bad too. The environment too silent and make us feel a bit pressure when sitting inside take our meal.
I find many misses in the biffet spread. Perhaps they should tweak a lil to suits Malaysian taste bud as Indonesian has different taste buds.Overall wasn't too bad actually bit definitely more room for improvement.
BEST Mango dessert in Kuala Lumpur! Delivery available for areas around Sg. Wang, Times Square and Imbi Plaza.
If you are interested to have an Omakase meal in Mikan Japanese Cuisine, just tell the chef your budget, your preference, what you like and don't. The chef will prepare the meal that suits you, using the best ingredients available.
Overall, I like the ambiance of this restaurant but I am pretty disappointed with their confusing menu and their service. The only good point is their set meal is very affordable and delicious.
La Boca Café is the very first South American Café in Malaysia. Offering "a mosaic of tastes" - a truly unique and healthy selection of authentic Latin American delicacies for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Reasons to visit: brilliant barista coffee, generous fresh and tasty platefuls, the best nachos in town, and… a friendly touch of Latin colour.
The place is done up quite modern with splashes of orange and cream. They have these great long benches that are ideal for quite a number of people to sit.
Hot MAMA!!!!