Grasia Music Cafe — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

The only good thing about this place is free parking, not worthy to visit at all. Found this place through XHS, thought to experience a special China bbq stick. To save your time and not to be disappointed, strongly advise not to visit this place! The fish soup we ordered is tasteless compared to other China restaurants we visited before, the bbq stick was waited for super long time and unexpectedly cold + not well cooked. I was so upset due to the waiter missed out our bbq order, it didn’t served until we finished eating the fish soup dish. Additionally, next table was ordered after us and they got all their bbq orders before us. Hence, I went to complain to the China lady manager about it but she didn’t seemed apologetic at all. Also raised her voice to me asking so what do you want now? Questioning me if I’m here for a discount or what? We didn’t get any apology and didn’t get discounts, we are fine paying for the full price RM160.40 for whole meal. However, this kind of service and meals quality are really bad. Outdoor atmosphere is horribly with smoke, super hot and noisy. Indoor dine in area, people are smoking...

Was looking for a pets friendly restaurant in kl and found this one, They have change the name but never update here, I need to call them to reconfirm the name.. Parking is rm10. Their deco is weird, neither here nor there design. Barbecue beef and grill brinjal is delicious. Service very bad, staff mainly are Myanmar who act like can speak mandarin but when I order, give something else. Staff are not very attentive too. Price I think is only the high side, one tray of grill beef skewer, grilled brinjal. One pot of lamb soup, 2 bottles of Chinese beers, total 200++. Their cashier is not friendly and rude. Black face and not say thank you after payment too. I think this place is for them to serve Chinese tourist only who don’t know anything. Highly...

A typical China style bar with ostentacious and loud interiors but done with little interior design expertise. The feature was the Sichuan face changing dance which was interesting for the tourist crowd. Sadly the lamb skewers tasted of recovered meat having undergone bleaching of some kind. The imported China beer was not remarkable and reminded me of SNOW beer from northern China. The atmosphere was closer to an open teahouse until the loud China retro music drives you out of the door...