OTS Food Court Trading Merdeka Permai Sdn. Bhd. — Restaurant in Hang Tuah Jaya Municipal Council

Bad Mood, Good Food — Always Back to O.T.S. Back at O.T.S. Food Centre—honestly, I’ve lost count how many times I’ve come. Not sure when it started, but at some point, this place just became my comfort zone. Somehow, food here always tastes better… maybe because I keep coming on days I need it most. . Today wasn’t great. I didn’t feel like cooking. So, we came here. Again. . Still exploring the nasi lemak options—this time, I picked the basic one and added fried chicken. RM9 and so worth it. Crispy, satisfying, comforting. Definitely a must-order. . My friend tried the herbal chicken mee sua (RM9). The herbal flavour was rich and warming—slightly on the salty side if you like it light, but undeniably authentic. We’d totally come back for it. . Oh, and we grabbed some grilled skewers too—RM1.20 each. Meaty, juicy, just the right bite to chew the bad vibes away. . I guess this is my go-to when life feels messy. It’s not just about the food—it’s about the feeling of being grounded. O.T.S. probably doesn’t even need an intro anymore—local legend status already unlocked. 😌 . . JSE@20250703 . Viral Stall, Quiet Day — So I Gave It a Go 🍤🍃 We stopped by OTS again, as usual—unsure of what to eat. While wandering past the nasi lemak stall, I noticed something rare: the usually crowded viral stall was quiet today. So… why not give it a try? . I ordered nasi lemak with sambal prawn (RM9) and a barley kosong (RM2.70). My friend, loyal to her usual, got her favorite mee hoon kuih (RM7). . 🥬 The mee hoon kuih was as comforting as ever—packed with vegetables, which is becoming a rare sight these days. . 🍛 My nasi lemak? Surprisingly vibrant and colorful. The sambal prawn was flavorful and cooked just right—totally worth the try. . Looks like I’ve found a new favorite. Definitely coming back to try more variants of their nasi lemak… and maybe explore a few other stalls too. 😋 . . JSE@20250701 . OTS Food Court – Still One of Our Go-To Spots . We visit OTS often, and it rarely disappoints. . Our usual picks? 🍗 Fried chicken, 🍲 Porridge, 🍜 Mee hoon kuih — solid staples we keep coming back for. . This time, I went for something different: 🥩 Braised beef with celery, tomato, and carrot — RM13 A dish you don’t usually see in your everyday food court lineup. Juicy, tender, full of flavor. Can’t believe I cleared the whole bowl of rice—but I did. . 👩‍💼 Service? The drink ordering system could use some help. A young Chinese girl was zipping around to take drink orders, but it’s clearly not enough during peak hours. They should consider a QR code system—order, pay, and deliver direct to table. Smooth and efficient. . 🎶 Vibes? Chill. Weekend bar singer doing covers of trending hits. The place is strung with lights and Chinese-inspired decor—cozy and vibrant without trying too hard. . ✅ Will we come again? Of course. 👥 Recommend to friends? Not necessary—OTS already speaks for itself. . Just another solid visit to a place that gets the balance right—comfort food, atmosphere, and that one surprise dish that keeps you...

This is a food court located in the Taman Merdeka area of Malim.

This food court is operating daily. There are a number of food stalls selling different food dishes in the food court. The Nasi Lemak is good and the fried chicken is served fresh. The Pork Chop Burger is well prepared too. Rojak is also recommended. There is also a "Thong Shui" dessert stall which serves a wide selection of "Thong Shui".

Indian and Japanese food dishes are also available

Cleanliness is acceptable.

Service is fast.

Prices are reasonable. Cash and e-wallet payments are accepted.

Parkings are roadside parkings.

Handicapped patrons on wheelchairs can patronize this food court easily.

14-10-2022 ; Business operations are running well. Prices and quality of food are maintained.

26-09-2023 : The food operation hours start only after 3.00 pm. The Fruit Rojas and Muay Chi still fantastic and recommended. Prices had increased slightly but still very competitive. Still a very popular place to dine and relax.

21-09-2024 : Business remained stable. Food prices l, qualities and portions maintained. The Fruit Rojak and Muay Chee still my favourites and recommended.

17-06-2025 : Still the same food...

My friends and I went there fairly early, even for a Wed night, to get the seats, away from the sun and underneath the fan. 🤣🤣. Street parking was available, few stalls were closed. Check out with your favourable so you miss them on your visit. We had rojak, which was old style and delicious, we ordered another. The sauce used was like none better we even asked for spoons so we spoon up the sauce! I personally had braised pork served with taukuah, egg and a small bowl of curry sauce. My order was a disappointment as I find the braised pork 'undercooked'. It was meant to kind of 'melt in your mouth'. It was hard in my opinion. The taukuah was over cooked as it was kind of hard. I had that same dish 2 days earlier at a different food court. My friends had hakka green tea rice and they said they enjoyed it. All three of us agreed that the popiahs were not great like the bankuang tasted a wee bit over boiled though it came with a sizeable amount per piece. Flavour was not right .. something's missing. Well, those were my personal opinion for what we had on that particular day,...