Absolute Seven Wonders — Restaurant in Kajang Municipal Council

I've been there for a few times years before. It has always been one of my usual spots for regular lunch and dinner. It would be quite hard to find a parking there during lunch hours, and you will need to pay for the fees.

I ordered a plate of butter chicken rice which I guess is one of the signatures, and the portion is considerably big, pretty filling for people who need to eat a lot. And with that portion, it is priced at RM 7.90 which it's considerably cheap. It's just normal for its taste.

The environment is just so-so. Comfortable with the air-conditioning and some songs playing.

They do practice social distancing and sanitising frequently during RMCO periods. However extended sections were closed, which means seats available were limited.

In terms of payment methods, other than cash, e-wallets accepted there are TnG e-wallet and Boost. No extra service charges were charged.

Overall, it is ok I would say, nothing much extraordinary. The regular customers would normally be students from New Era, and several SMKs...

Have been visiting the branch at Dataran Jade Hills ever since it opened there. The shop is situated at an end lot which used to be tenanted by a fruit shop next to the car garage.

Simple food and fast service. Restaurant is clean and comfortable. The flagship sambal belacan is available here as well. The menu has individual meal sets as well as set dishes for a group to share. Price is slightly higher than the Kajang town original outlet most likely due to higher rental charge. No complaints as no need to travel that far for this eatery.

The grandma fried rice at this outlet somehow taste a bit off from the HQ. But the butter chicken rice and the pineapple fried rice are good. The cc set is also worthy if one had a larger appetite as it has a combination of chinese (fried rice) and western (chicken chop) in 1 meal.

E wallets are...

This would be my last visit. Reached there at 9pm, only realized they are closed at 9.30pm. Asked the staff if they still accept dine in , the staff said yes. So we ordered. Before the food came, the chinese lady came and asked for bill, fair enough we paid , she then told us they closed at 9.30pm, so? What does she expect ? We asked , so should we take away? She replied "up to you". The food came at 9.17pm. We started eating, 9.25pm, they packed up , turn off the lights and aircond, while we still eating . Is this the way treating your customer? If you cant wait for your customer, you shouldn't accept dine in customer anymore at the first place! Very poor service. Food taste so so, not...