Restaurants in Mutiara Damansara

Damansara Palace Restaurant

• They do have a nice banquet hall which has a large pillarless room which could be quite good for wedding dinners. Be warned that you'll have to walk up a flight of stairs to get to the restaurant which is located on the 1st and 2nd floors. There is no lift to get up there, so it's not a conducive place to bring someone elderly.

• Overall, it was an eventful dinner, where we got to see so many youths gathering in one large hall having a feast. The food however was not as good as I hoped for, probably because they had to prepare for a over 80 tables? Han Dynasty Restaurant, the restaurant itself was huge enough to cater for large scale events and dinners any day.

Sakae Sushi

• With a LCD panel at every station/table, we can go through the menu, scroll through the varieties, place and send our orders to the kitchen with few clicks on the mouse.

• I enjoyed their 'success' yee sang, it was fresh. but there's only 3 thin slices of salmon.

Ton Chan Japanese Restaurant

• The fried chicken, potato & salad as side dishes for every bento set you order!

• Ton Chan @ The Curve

The Waterlily Bistro

• The Waterlily Bistro, Mutiara Tropicana

Tony Roma's

• This place is awesome.

• Overall Rating: 7.5/10 for the juicy and tender ribs as well as the overall dishes that I had. All the dishes order were based on Tony Roma's 'Top chef rating', . If I were to compare it against Morganfields, I would still prefer the ribs there but the rest of the entrees in Tony Roma's.

Bondi Beach Grill & Bar

• Bondi Beach actually is a name origin from Australia. In Australia, there are really a place called Bondi Beach. The overall environment are cozy and good for spending time here to have your dinner follow by a booze after a long day at work.

• Bondi Beach Grill & Bar @ The Curve

Dome Cafe

• To me, the food was nice enough but not exceptional. The food here used to be very good, it had changed a lot since my last visit (many years ago)..not sure what's wrong with them now.

Ying Ker Restaurant

• This rutestaurant is always packed, although the food is quite expensive.

• Found that my 'Hakka Lo Shu Fun' was quite good, despite of the simplicity. I even tried the soup of CML's noodle... it was truly 'mushroomy'!! very clear and flavourful soup.

Xian Ding Wei Taiwanese Tea Room

Pho Hoa

• Health Concious Choice Pho Hoa Restaurant, which was started in 2001, belongs to one of the largest Vietnamese Noodles restaurant chains in the world with locations across north America as well as in five other Asian countries and of course Malaysia is one of them.

• Overall Rating: 5.5/10 for the portion but figured they could do better with the sauce. I may return for seconds.

Senjyu Sushi

• Overall, the ambient here is very soothing and we love the attentive staff as our tea were never left half empty! Food is fresh and amazingly delicious, I’d say this is such GOOD coupons deal.

Restoran Jepun Ichiban Ramen

• Anyway, the food is nice and importantly I enjoyed the comfortable environment with close walking distance from my visiting place, IKEA. But I can spend that much to get a much decent japanese food in PJ/KL with better quality food. Your choice.

The Bakery Moments

• This particular bakery is a chain from Norway called Bakeryet (pronounced Bakariat). Their breads are all made from imported ingredients to maintain a premium quality as Norwegians are particular about their breads (which by the way is their staple diet). All the sandwiches on offer are made only from wholemeal bread, which is good

• Fresh french loaf!

Bean Soy Station

• Bean Soy Station @ Ikano Footbridge

Sister Crispy Popiah

• Crispy Popiah, Sisters at Ikano