Pizza Vs Satay

Family-friendly space, great staff, very affordable and delicious food. They even treat my mom to a slice of cake for her birthday. Sourdough pizza is so good. Topping are rich. Free-flow mushroom soup.

Nice atmosphere for family or friends gathering. We came for the nasi lemak, and requested for spicy sambal. Yes, they do has the extra spicy kick sambal. Food portion is ok, service is ok. Many other varieties on the menu. Mostly a bit up market price. Payment has to be made at the shop two doors away. They took up three shop lots space.

Variety foods and drinks. Delicious and feels like home cooked foods. There’s desserts too. Definitely gonna come back for more.

Overall food was acceptable and tasty, portions were okay although would have been nice to have some more steamed vege for the chicken grill. Ambience was nice, aircond was slightly chilly. Food took a little while to come. Car park was easy to get. Waiters and waitress were polite but would have been nicer if they were more friendlier. Only downside is that there one common shared toilet for both men and ladies, it was clean nevertheless.

This used to be a single lot place for really tasty satay that didn't burn a hole in your pocket even after you've stuffed your face full of ketupat. The grounded peanut laced gravy that was served with the barbecued skewers or delectable chicken, beef or mutton represented a deep craving fulfilled. That was the time before the dreaded pandemic and fast forward to the current time, the shop has expanded to a triple lot business. The new digs are a whole lot swankier and feels almost like walking into an upper heeled fine British dining establishment. There's a well stocked chiller display full of their popular cake confections that seems to be hugely popular. I walked in almost after three hoping to be still able to score some late lunch deals here and it was not a minute too late. It was a lunch deal of rice and daging masak kicap, a common dish you often encounter at roadside and food court tomyam type eateries. This one actually looked good from the menu photo. It looked too good to pass and I managed to order the lunch package before they went into full tea break mode. The meal didn't take too long to arrive and it was really good, but being good doesn't justify this dish on their extensive menu and as I discovered, it was the small side of lip scorching sambal belacan which made a merely good dish into something approaching epic levels of excellence. This was how incredible the house made sambal was. It has the right balance of mouth searing spiciness but balanced by just the right level of piquant tinge from the juiced fresh calamansi limes and just a brief hint of bitterness from slightly burnt toasted belacan. I could have just finished off the bowl of nasi puteh with just the small piece of deep fried salted fish and sambal belacan alone. That alone passes my good eats restaurant with flying colours. Highly recommended.

I had a wonderful time here, making it a truly nice place to enjoy a meal with family. The service was attentive and friendly, adding to the overall pleasant experience. The food was delicious. Best of all the prices were reasonable for the quality offered. We ordered cake, Hawaiian pizza, fish and chips, and butter chicken. Just a heads-up: weekends are very crowded, especially during peak hours at night. Don’t expect fast service as many people dine in and order takeout.

Very nice restaurant, the food also very good, nicely decorate and cozy inside. Affordable prices and tasty with soothing instrumental music. I enjoyed my dinner here and will return to try other menu. Love it!

The place is nice and cosy in a quiet part of the neighbourhood. The service is goodx, staff are polite and friendly, and so is the food. Prices very reasonable too for the quantity and quality. We ordered the mushroom pizza and chicken satay, both were delicious. The pizza was well baked with sufficient toppings and cheese, and the satay was juicy and not charred. Enjoyed the meal very much.