Suria Food Court, Bangsar South — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

1. Nasi goreng ayam kunyit : 9/10 Evenly coated chickens, hot off the wok, generous portion, superspicy sambal. One of the best here. Not to be missed.

2. Just Laksa : 8/10 Had Laksa Johor. The fish paste may not be much but it makes up with wonderfuly fragrant and satisfying broth. Plus portion is big and the condiments are complete. Another must eat here.

3. Chicken rice : 7/10 The chicken s skin is crispy. Always a good ting. But wished the sambal is spicier. Its bland and watery for my taste. Soup is also meh. Meanwhile veggie too little. Just there to cukup syarat. Overall, boleh la.

4. Arabic Food Stall : 7 The chicken kebab is alright. But it lacks the garlic sauce. And hardly any veggies in there. Plus , I think its ready made. Hence not hot enough. Proper kebab should take longer, to slice and dice the skewered meat. Save your money and go to Bukit Bintang area for good kebab.

5. Hotplate and claypot : 6/10 Had Claypot Chicken. The overpowering taste is sour. Too much vinegar maybe. Portion wise, chunks of chicken acceptable. The rice part should be well cooked and sticked to the claypot, but this is soft. It only got crusty and crisp after awhile on your table.

In a nutshell, the place is clean , food is mediocre to really good. I...

This is by far the second cheapest place to eat inside Bangsar South commercial area after AEON MaxValu, this food court consists of multiple stalls which serves different kind of cuisine which has a lot of varieties, range from mixed rice, fried rice, fried noodles, Nasi Kandar, chicken rice, sizzle rice and noodle with sauces, to juices and fruits. The Nasi Ayam Kunyit is nice and portion is good enough for a person, and it costs about RM 7.90 with fried eggs included. The fruit stall has also plentiful of fruits to choose from, as well as do have Lai Chee Kang desert soup too. A Starbucks Coffee vending machine are also available for the barista lovers. The downside of this foodcourt is that it only accept cash and no e-wallet payment are available (with the exception of fruit stall which have e-wallet payment via DuitNow QR), and also the seats are extremely full during the peak hour...

i gave one star because first time ever we encounter a food court that block the patrons to enter because some of us brought outside food. We're practically being humiliated, 3-5 foreign workers blocking the entrance & asked us to leave even when we tried to reason that we will order drinks / some of us that didnt bring outside food & would like to order inside.

He told us, if you only order drinks the other food shop will closed down. Nearby there's a very smug looking uncle, i guess he is the owner of the foodcourt, feeling satisfied that we're being ridiculed.

I will never return to this foodcourt, since Aeon has opened, I always frequent AEON foodcourt & order food from there,...