Malaysia Boleh at Four Seasons Place KL — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia Boleh is a food court on the lower ground floor of 4 Seasons Place that houses the extremely popular Penang Chendol. For only RM3.90 this chendol is mind-blowingly good and if you close your eyes, you'd be transported to the alley of Penang savouring this bowl of shaved ice drenched in gula melaka. Only you're right net to Suria KLCC, in a much comfortable setting, with proper seating area and air-condition. THE BEST.

Next door to this, there are handful of local hawker favourites which make for a go-to for the lunch crowd here, from the usual suspects of char kway teow, hokkien mee, pork noddles to bak kuth teh, dim sum, and claypot rice.

My fav thus far has got to me the last shop - dry curry noodles. Despite the portion (just a weeeee bit smaller than the usual KL standard), boy it packs a punch! The dry curry was not only fragrant, but also thick and creamy, with soft kway teow bathing in it along with all the other goodies like long beans, tofu puff and eggplant. It's priced according to KLCC standards, but at least it...

Probably one of the better ones as of now in terms of local-oriented food courts as others like Hutong at Lot10 and Publika have gone really far south, to the point where people haven't really bat a single eye on them. Time will tell how long they can keep up though.

I highly recommend trying the fried oyster and the Assam Laksa as those were the standouts and arguably taste the best of the lot, especially the Laksa with a gravy that manages to toe the line between sour and spicy without being too far into either side. The others were also decent to quite good although as of now, I would recommend avoiding the Fu Chuk for the curry noodles as I had recently tried them and they were exceedingly salty. The noodles were otherwise fine without them.

Note that the place can get really crowded during peak hours as it's quite small and demand tends to be high. Furthermore, parking can be very expensive, costing as much or more than a single dish especially...

Good food court where one can get great chinese non halal food. It has stalls selling some of the known chinese hawker food fare under 1 roof. This is akin the food court which was once at Avenue K.

This food court is not large in size. Number of stalls is also not many hence it could get crowded with long queues during lunch hours. Fare available comprise hokkien noodles, prawn noodles, curry noodles, oyster fried eggs (orr chien), fruit rojak and the famous Penang road cendol. Generally, the food is acceptable. However, pricing is steep due to the location. I don't find the cendol to be authentic as the original stall @ Penang road hence not sure if it is just a copy. Santan and gula melaka is not as fragrant as I remember the ori to taste.

Cleanliness is good and so was the service. Guess one can't complaint with such comfort food all available...