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Grand Imperial Restaurant • Bangsar Shopping Centre
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KL Lifestyle Art Space
150, Jalan Maarof, Bangsar, 59200 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Richard Koh Fine Art SDN BHD
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Galeria Sri Perdana
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Suma Orientalis Fine Art 什么画廊
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Luca BSC
Lot G9, Ground Floor, Bangsar Shopping Centre, 285, Jalan Maarof, 59000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
DÔME (Bangsar Shopping Centre)
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WIP | Bangsar Shopping Centre
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Ruyi & Lyn 如意
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Roberto's 1020 Osteria
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Ben's Bangsar Shopping Centre
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Alexis Bistro & Wine Bar @ Bangsar Shopping Centre
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Ken Bangsar Serviced Residence
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Peninsula Residence All Suite Hotel
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Grand Imperial Restaurant • Bangsar Shopping Centre

T5, 3rd Floor, Bangsar Shopping Centre, 285, Jalan Maarof, Bangsar, 59000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
4.1(406)$$$$
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attractions: KL Lifestyle Art Space, Richard Koh Fine Art SDN BHD, Galeria Sri Perdana, Suma Orientalis Fine Art 什么画廊, restaurants: Dancing Fish • Bangsar Shopping Centre, 竹苑 Bamboo Seafood Restaurant @ BSC, Luca BSC, DÔME (Bangsar Shopping Centre), WIP | Bangsar Shopping Centre, Ruyi & Lyn 如意, Roberto's 1020 Osteria, Ben's Bangsar Shopping Centre, COCA Restaurant, Alexis Bistro & Wine Bar @ Bangsar Shopping Centre
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+60 10-206 6181
Website
grandimperial.com.my

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Reviews of Grand Imperial Restaurant • Bangsar Shopping Centre

4.1
(406)
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2.0
3y

Shortlisted this reataurant with fond memories of my wedding dinner held 10 yrs ago, with great Ala Carte meals and dimsum. However, yesterday's reunion dinner sets for 2 tables, 698 and 498, was a let down, way below what I can rate. Especially this 'Japanese Ayu fish. It was decorated with the poor fish being poked through the satay stick on the pineapple base, when I saw it for the first time, I was horrified ; as if this dish is served like joss stick for prayers! I was expecting a large fish in platter. Captain mentioned that they have done this for many years and there are no complaints from the customer? Seriously?

Then I tried the fish, and it was a let down, poked my mouth, have to be careful not to get injured with it, insides are soft, not crispy. I could get these in the morning market, a bunch of it, like mini ikan kembung or sorts like that.

Other dishes were not very memorable too, talking about the cheaper set meal having sharksfin and grouper fish when the more expensive set doesn't even have it. On the contrary, the 498 set is the more delicious one!

Service was poor, dishes were not promptly changed unless asked, teapot missing when being refilled, dessert came 30 mins after we chased the person in charge for couple of times!

Not sure what has happened, but for sure not returning again to this place again, unless I have run out of options to dine in. Utterly disappointed for the much anticipated reunion dinner for...

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5.0
4y

Grand Imperial restaurant needs no introduction as it has already established in Klang Valley for very long time. One of the popular group of restaurants together with Oriental Group, I would go to dine once in a while.

A lot of my friends told me that the restaurant in Bangsar Shopping Center (BSC) is the best among the rests. If you know the chef's or captains personally, sometimes they can create off-menu items specially for you. Otherwise just select from the thick menu book.

◾Pan fried iberico pork chop - purposely select this piece of meat to pair with my red wine which worked wonders. The meat had nicely charred edge while retaining its moist and tenderness. ◾roasted chicken - old school style with keropok on the side for the kids. Crispy skin and juicy meat were what I was looking for and they nailed it. ◾braised beancurd with black fungus & mushrooms - the young ones actually commented that the gravy was delicious when mixed with white rice. ◾Fried rice with egg & prawns had enough wok hei and essential flavour to keep me stealing spoon after spoon of it. ◾Desserts for those who have sweet tooth and they loved it!

Despite being packed, the captain tried his best to serve us...

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1.0
9y

Please share this 黑店! Not my first time visits the restaurant but it will be my LAST time. Terrible experience AND service sucks!! So this was my situation: The Grand Imperial manager mentioned this promotion to us, if we purchased the food amount of RM388 and pay by UOB we would be able to get the roast duck on the spot. So we specifically went through the bill to purposely order for the bill to be RM388 to pay with our UOB card but without knowingly The Captain half way throughout the food dishes coming out says that the duck is all gone Bad la bla bla bla and gives us a lot drama and a complimentary duck coupon to come back the next round. (SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN?) In the first place we were mislead by the managers statement and felt cheated as we would not have ordered so much instead then if it were not for the duck. This is very bad and if you continue to keep this kind of service up you may lose your customers in the future! I felt very disappointed with your services, and see how ppl review and rate...

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Min Hua ChuaMin Hua Chua
Shortlisted this reataurant with fond memories of my wedding dinner held 10 yrs ago, with great Ala Carte meals and dimsum. However, yesterday's reunion dinner sets for 2 tables, 698 and 498, was a let down, way below what I can rate. Especially this 'Japanese Ayu fish. It was decorated with the poor fish being poked through the satay stick on the pineapple base, when I saw it for the first time, I was horrified ; as if this dish is served like joss stick for prayers! I was expecting a large fish in platter. Captain mentioned that they have done this for many years and there are no complaints from the customer? Seriously? Then I tried the fish, and it was a let down, poked my mouth, have to be careful not to get injured with it, insides are soft, not crispy. I could get these in the morning market, a bunch of it, like mini ikan kembung or sorts like that. Other dishes were not very memorable too, talking about the cheaper set meal having sharksfin and grouper fish when the more expensive set doesn't even have it. On the contrary, the 498 set is the more delicious one! Service was poor, dishes were not promptly changed unless asked, teapot missing when being refilled, dessert came 30 mins after we chased the person in charge for couple of times! Not sure what has happened, but for sure not returning again to this place again, unless I have run out of options to dine in. Utterly disappointed for the much anticipated reunion dinner for three families.
Boon Loong LeoBoon Loong Leo
Grand Imperial restaurant needs no introduction as it has already established in Klang Valley for very long time. One of the popular group of restaurants together with Oriental Group, I would go to dine once in a while. A lot of my friends told me that the restaurant in Bangsar Shopping Center (BSC) is the best among the rests. If you know the chef's or captains personally, sometimes they can create off-menu items specially for you. Otherwise just select from the thick menu book. ◾Pan fried iberico pork chop - purposely select this piece of meat to pair with my red wine which worked wonders. The meat had nicely charred edge while retaining its moist and tenderness. ◾roasted chicken - old school style with keropok on the side for the kids. Crispy skin and juicy meat were what I was looking for and they nailed it. ◾braised beancurd with black fungus & mushrooms - the young ones actually commented that the gravy was delicious when mixed with white rice. ◾Fried rice with egg & prawns had enough wok hei and essential flavour to keep me stealing spoon after spoon of it. ◾Desserts for those who have sweet tooth and they loved it! Despite being packed, the captain tried his best to serve us with a smile.
Maxine YeeMaxine Yee
A good dim sum dining experience in Bangsar Shopping Centre. Overall, the dim sum was tasty and the service staff are all very experienced, attentive and friendly. We ordered yee sang with jellyfish and it was refreshingly good. The captain followed tradition and announced auspicious wishes and blessings for the coming new year with the addition of each ingredient. The restaurant was busy even during lunchtime on a working day but there is sufficient distance between tables so that you don’t feel cramped. If you like rice congee, try theirs, it had such a great smooth consistency. Their fried radish cake was filled with chunks of savoury Chinese sausage instead of just rice flour and it was pan fried to perfection with just the right amount of char on its surface. And you won’t go wrong with their siu mai, xiao long bao and other assorted dumplings. Their cheong fun (rice sheet roll) looked thick though but the kid at our table loved it so much.
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Shortlisted this reataurant with fond memories of my wedding dinner held 10 yrs ago, with great Ala Carte meals and dimsum. However, yesterday's reunion dinner sets for 2 tables, 698 and 498, was a let down, way below what I can rate. Especially this 'Japanese Ayu fish. It was decorated with the poor fish being poked through the satay stick on the pineapple base, when I saw it for the first time, I was horrified ; as if this dish is served like joss stick for prayers! I was expecting a large fish in platter. Captain mentioned that they have done this for many years and there are no complaints from the customer? Seriously? Then I tried the fish, and it was a let down, poked my mouth, have to be careful not to get injured with it, insides are soft, not crispy. I could get these in the morning market, a bunch of it, like mini ikan kembung or sorts like that. Other dishes were not very memorable too, talking about the cheaper set meal having sharksfin and grouper fish when the more expensive set doesn't even have it. On the contrary, the 498 set is the more delicious one! Service was poor, dishes were not promptly changed unless asked, teapot missing when being refilled, dessert came 30 mins after we chased the person in charge for couple of times! Not sure what has happened, but for sure not returning again to this place again, unless I have run out of options to dine in. Utterly disappointed for the much anticipated reunion dinner for three families.
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Grand Imperial restaurant needs no introduction as it has already established in Klang Valley for very long time. One of the popular group of restaurants together with Oriental Group, I would go to dine once in a while. A lot of my friends told me that the restaurant in Bangsar Shopping Center (BSC) is the best among the rests. If you know the chef's or captains personally, sometimes they can create off-menu items specially for you. Otherwise just select from the thick menu book. ◾Pan fried iberico pork chop - purposely select this piece of meat to pair with my red wine which worked wonders. The meat had nicely charred edge while retaining its moist and tenderness. ◾roasted chicken - old school style with keropok on the side for the kids. Crispy skin and juicy meat were what I was looking for and they nailed it. ◾braised beancurd with black fungus & mushrooms - the young ones actually commented that the gravy was delicious when mixed with white rice. ◾Fried rice with egg & prawns had enough wok hei and essential flavour to keep me stealing spoon after spoon of it. ◾Desserts for those who have sweet tooth and they loved it! Despite being packed, the captain tried his best to serve us with a smile.
Boon Loong Leo

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A good dim sum dining experience in Bangsar Shopping Centre. Overall, the dim sum was tasty and the service staff are all very experienced, attentive and friendly. We ordered yee sang with jellyfish and it was refreshingly good. The captain followed tradition and announced auspicious wishes and blessings for the coming new year with the addition of each ingredient. The restaurant was busy even during lunchtime on a working day but there is sufficient distance between tables so that you don’t feel cramped. If you like rice congee, try theirs, it had such a great smooth consistency. Their fried radish cake was filled with chunks of savoury Chinese sausage instead of just rice flour and it was pan fried to perfection with just the right amount of char on its surface. And you won’t go wrong with their siu mai, xiao long bao and other assorted dumplings. Their cheong fun (rice sheet roll) looked thick though but the kid at our table loved it so much.
Maxine Yee

Maxine Yee

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