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Top 10 Malaysian food in Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Find out what Malaysian restaurants to try in Subang Jaya. 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.
Things to do in Subang Jaya
10. Kafe Bawang Merah
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel W
Bawang Merah (Red Onion) cafe is local food cafe, the menu like your eating mom's home cooking, very delicious n recomended if you are boring having lunch/dinner in mal or fancy resto. The price is very cheap, you can have your meal with drink just bellow 20 RM (4-5 USD). Open from Monday-Saturday (close at Sunday). There is air con inside n out side is teras table for smoking area. Location is in front of the Dorsett Grand Subang, KL. Every time n day always full. Menu change every day. Beside main menu, they provide local snack too.
9. 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.
8. Jibril
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Possibly the first ever speakeasy mocktail bar in Malaysia.
Reviewed By Afiz4
Jibril is hidden behind Sangkaya ,an ice cream joint famous for local flavours like coconut, dao fu fa, asam boi and teh ice to name a few. Famous for salted egg buttermilk chicken and arrays of non-alcoholic drinks with name like Saloma, potter for butter beer, nojito and mockarita. Get crowded even if itâs 3pm on weekdays. Very trendy and their salted egg buttermilk is no joke.
7. Sugar and I
We are a cozy cafe homegrown in Subang Jaya on a mission to Celebrate Happiness through the food we create. We specialize in delectable baked treats - cakes, cream puffs, cinnamon rolls, and more. Recently, we have grown to also launch a hot food menu fea
Reviewed By CZH13
This place serves delightful desserts in a cosy atmosphere. What more could you ask for? Did I mention that they serve hot foods too? Definitely recommend paying this place a visit for your next date night, or whatever the occasion may be!
6. Serai Empire
Overall Ratings
3 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By GanL
Went in for lunch. Had spaghetti seafood marinara where there were tiger prawns, squids, salmon pieces and blue mussels submerged in a rich napoli sauce. Also ordered Serai iced tea in support of Breast Cancer Welfare Association. Before 12:30, the place was packed with customers.
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5. 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
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4. Rata
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By SivaG38
This place definitely serves awesome Malaysian fusion dishes. The mutton fried rice & salted egg soft shell crab is a must try. Very moderately priced as compared to the flavour and overall service oh ya, the speciality cocktails are to die for as well
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3. South Sea Seafood
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By bobbysumarkho
Excellent well established seafood restaurant near old airport. The place is now well refurbished into modern design. The food quality yet remains good, no wonder it's packed all the time. Lala clam in slightly spicy broth was excellent. Steam fish with soya sauce also recommended. Ice lettuce salad was incredibly refreshing. Good wine list available.
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2. 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.
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1. Dewakan Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Dewakan is a name from two Malay words. "Dewa", the Malay word for god and "Makan" which means to eat or just simply; food. To us Dewakan means food from God, and as a restaurant we want to honour the bounty and the blessing given to our land. We want to
Reviewed By AS71
The restaurant won an official title of Best Malaysian Restaurant and it indeed is. This is very much a trip in itself as it is located in the university campus quite far from the city centre (your trip could easily take over 1,5 hours in case you travel in the normal evening rush hour).There are only two set menus to choose from, I would recommend the largest one. Portions are small and you would not overeat anyway.Service is excellent, but be prepared no petit fours before or sweets after you've finished your menu. Also once you've finished the restaurant staff shows no interest to you any more.Also almost 75 % of the wine list was missing so we had to choose from very few remaining titles.However I would still highly recommend the place as it is truly different from any other KL restaurant.
