Location: Subang Jaya
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Best Chinese food near Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Discover Restaurants offering the best Chinese food in Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. Subang Jaya is a suburban city located in the Petaling District, Selangor, Malaysia. It comprises the southern third district of Petaling. Consists of neighbourhoods from SS12 to SS19, PJS7/PJS9/PJS11 of Bandar Sunway (which are also partially jurisdictional within Petaling Jaya under the MBPJ), UEP Subang Jaya (USJ), Putra Heights and Batu Tiga, the municipal is governed by Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ), which also governs other areas of the Petaling district, such as Puchong and Seri Kembangan.
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10. The Malaysian Banana Leaf Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Subang Jaya's Hippiest and Happiest Banana Leaf Restaurant, serving you mouth-watering Malaysian Indian food, drinks and delicacies. Come on over, relax, and enjoy the food and drinks.
Reviewed By leelakrist
We are regulars, whole family come here all the time and we bring everyone who visits, food is really good and can't complain about the service. Their dosas are to die for, especially their coconut chutneys, can't recall having any better elsewhere in Malaysia. Good job guys keep it up!Thank you so much for this rating and review Madam. So happy to read this review. We are glad you love our thosai and chutney, we use a type of old school rock grinder to break down the ingredients for our thosais to a pulp, we find this gives the Thosai better texture and flavour than using regular blenders. The old school way is more time consuming and tedious but completely worth it especially when we get reviews like this. As for the coconut chutneys, we use real coconuts as opposed to ready made ones to achieve the creaminess and flavour. Thank you so much for taking the time to write us this and hope to see you again â¤ï¸
9. Restoran Well Cook Gourmet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Aileenlee
They are famous for their signature dish called Fried Asam Laksa. A dish originally made in soup, they somehow found a way to make it dry and friend. And it tasted exactly like the original. Had a nice spicy and sour taste to it, it was neither too dry or too wet. Another dish you would see everyone having is their popiah. Recently, I went and tried the other dishes like the Fried Kuey Teow and Mee Jawa. Which also taste good! Price is affordable, of course it is not as cheap as the chinese kopitiam but for the extra few ringgits it's definitely more worth it to come here as they serve quality food.
8. Restoran Kar Heong
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Long M
Came here for lunch with family members.The shop front's first impression is not very impressed.Well, it's just lunch.Walked in and wow! plenty of customers.Decided to go upstairs to look for available table. There is available table.Workers gave us the menu to browse through.Ordered blanched chicken, roast pork and char siew, pork meatballs, and choy sum Even though plenty of customers, did not have to wait long for order to be served.The char siew is really good, blanched chicken is good too.Reasonably priced.Was told their popular dish is rice noodles with shrimp wantan. Will come back again to try.
7. Restoran Leong Ah
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By kenkeh
We ate the paper chicken which was full of black sauce and tasty , yong tau foo was filled with big fish paste and taufo soup for 2 person .. total bill rm46 plus ..
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6. Dragon-i
Overall Ratings
3 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By CKY281
A family member who now resides overseas came back for a holiday. We chose this restaurant which is located in the shopping mall connected to the hotel for convenience. This restaurant is definitely not fine dining and didn't live up to expectations of a HK operation. The deep fried garoupa fish was not fresh and the sweet and sour sauce was a far cry from the normal version. The sauce lacked flavour and was too thick .The stir fried Australian beef slices in black pepper sauce had tender but few slices of meat and lacked pepper taste. There was more shallots than beef. The three cup chicken was average but relatively the best dish. The slow cooked chicken soup in individual bowls at RM20 each was poor and lacked flavour besides being a waste of money. The Australian cauliflower in claypot was a total disaster in texture and taste. The warm hashima dessert was served in a warm ceramic bowl but the contents were much cooler. We sent it back to the kitchen for warming up but was shocked to witness the dessert being zapped in a microwave cooker. Total bill of over RM500 was certainly our worst meal in a very long time. Hugely disappointed and will never return.
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5. The Resort Cafe
The Resort Café is a treat for the senses, taking inspiration from Asiaâs lively food halls packed with a hive of activities and aromas, making it a true canvas of Malaysian and Asian culture. The dining experience is presented by five well-travelled Chef
Reviewed By accessibledude
Went there for dinner buffet with family. Pros: Good spread and great tasting food. Excellent service - food was refilled quickly, used plates, etc were cleared immediately.Reasonably priced. Value for money.Good spread of Chinese, Malay, Indian, Thai, Middle Eastern delicacies. Good selection of dessert as well. Cons: No Sushi. No Juice part in buffetLeaky aircons - water dripping on chairs and tables.Chicken Rendang Ice cream - Can easily be mistaken for Vanilla. Adventurous diners can give it a try. Overall, a good, comfortable, kids friendly and reasonably priced dinning place.
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4. Toh Yuen Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Enjoy an authentic Chinese Dining experience and sample delicious house specialties from Peking Duck to fresh seafood dishes at this contemporary Petaling Jaya restaurant. For a special family occasion or business function, gather in one of the four priva
Reviewed By DharmarajK10
I was blown by the amazing food especially the dessert choices. The service was excellent and shout out to Wendy, May Lan and May Lee. They were awesome and made great food suggestions. Will definitely come here again. Dear DharmarajK10,Thank you for choosing Toh Yuen Chinese Restaurant, and it is lovely to received such high ratings from you and thank you for taking time to share your feedback on the wonderful service from our Toh Yuen ladies. I am delighted to read that you have enjoyed our signature dishes as well.Your kind compliments will definitely be shared with the team and we look forward to welcome you back soon!Best regards,Christyn ChewAssistant F&B Manager
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3. Chilli Pan Mee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By EricandVal
Very nice here - clean, friendly staff, excellent selection, outstanding food - and reasonable crazy good prices! We're new to this kind of food - and loved every dish we tried. A definite place to try. For those interested in spicy - or not spicy - you can have it either way!
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2. The Emperor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
The Emperor Restaurant at Dorsett Grand Subang is a traditional and contemporary restaurant featuring spectacular oil paintings, authentic Cantonese cuisine and down-to-earth personalized service. The restaurant is an ideal venue for corporate functions,
Reviewed By Adeline T
We choose to have the buffer lunch dimsum. Some were tasty, majority of them but a few misses. Took a while for the dishes to come. Soup especially took a long time.Wish the selection was bigger. Ended up not being a dim sum lunch but a full Chinese meal. Prawns were tasty.Come early and give lots of time for them to prepare the food.Dear Adeline T, thank you for choosing to dine at our Emperor Chinese restaurant. While we appreciate the positive comments made on the food served, we have also noted your feedback on the slow service. We are indeed concerned to hear of this unpleasant experience and sincerely apologize for the shortfall in our service standards. Please be assured that we will address this issue immediately. Thank you for your patronage and we do look forward to being of service to you again.Regards,Christina Toh, Area General Manager
1. Foo Hing Dim Sum House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By YummySum
This is a typical neighbourhood dimsum that have nothing to shout about, except for its Portuguese egg tarts.Not sure or don't understand why the long queue during weekends, or during peak hours!If you don't like the queue, perhaps just takeaway the tarts and enjoy at home. This is really not a place for dimsum, when the other hungry crowds are waiting for you to just make way for them after the long wait.
