Restaurants in The Curve (The Curve Shopping Centre, The Curve Shopping Mall)

The restaurant is famous for its ‘xiao long bao’, noodles and other ‘small eats’ (‘siu sek’). All of them look so adorable and deserves a thumbs up

The foods is not freshly cook from the chef entirely fake dishes that have been cook and done ready to serve kind of things. And I don't like service too sucks hired all those dummy. Very bad you all should hire those who can speaks mandarin, Shanghai language, English and Japanese as well like all these crap peoples working. It become like mix Malaysia cuisine suppose is a shanghainese cuisine. So hope you hire. And I know one guy whose can really give me a limit. He's talented his name irawan he's good he can speaks a lot of languages. But I didn't see him now where is he is he been transfer. He should be in charge of the outlet better then others.

Nasi Kukus with fried chicken: It comes with a generous amount of papadom (thankfully they’re still crispy) and sliced cucumbers (thankfully they were fresh). I’m more surprised that the chicken still tastes good despite being leftover for who knows how many hours and had only went through a round of microwave before reaching my plate. The nasi kusus adventure wasn’t in vain as I left the place happy, and I look forward to try other food available at Rasa Food Court some other time.

Personally I thought that the prices paid were not bad for the taste, portion and location.

Ah Tuan Ee @ The Curve

Better stick to the tried and tested Waroeng Penyet that has similar offerings at lower prices.

My favourite is the Rojak Pasembor. Commonly known as Indian Rojak, this delicious treat is made up of crispy tofu, deep fried fritters, cucumbers and hard boiled egg drizzled with a savoury, thick spicy peanut gravy.

THE TERRACE, THE CURVE

Taste like Penang Laksa

An authentic local food. The Nasi Lemak with Ayam Rendang is really nice, authentic. The nasi lemak is very aromatic with their sambal, It comes with half of the boiled egg and anchovies. The sambal is not spicy, the rendang ayam is tasteful and I get the drumstick.

Reasons to visit: good value food; customizable pasta, noodles and drinks; Carrot, Walnut and Pineapple Cake

Italiannies has to be one of my favourites places to eat at The Curve - it’s consistent, the portions are big, the ingredients are of good quality and the atmosphere is pretty nice.

Italianese is one of a brand that I assocciate closely to Sofia Pizza (in Melbourne Camberwell) when I back to Malaysia and head to KL during my first job in KL.

This place has Buurps’ sign of approval for anyone with Biryani cravings.

Garden Lifestyle Store and Cafe - A Romantic Place for Valentine Day

Local specialties such as nasi lemak, nasi kerabu, roti canai and mee mamak. Very affordable!

I must say I loved the very tasty mee mamak as well as the Ayam Masak Merah, which was tender and not too spicy.

Trianon slice cake, RM9.80, it is not bad, but do find the whole cake quite hard, perhaps not properly defrosted yet. Bottom is crunchy-cereal base. Otherwise, the chocolate taste is nice.

I love the simplicity in food with some basic ingredients such as 'mushrooms', tomatoes, olives etc.