KISHENS RESTORENT — Restaurant in Negeri Sembilan

Hidden gem in the Nilai area, if you're craving authentic Indian food. They open early around 6.30a.m. and already people would swirm in. They're always prepared, serve any Indian breakfast you could imagine and even allow self-service when it comes to taking the food. I had breakfast here and there were 3 types of Idlys, Poori, Goreng2 and kuih like jemput2, karipap (if you opt for Malaysian cuisine), 2 types of Vadai, Sweet and Spicy Paniyaarams, Thosai, Roti Canai, Idiyappam (Putu Mayam) which can be complemented by an array of flavourful curries and chutneys! This is just the beginning btw and I've only mentioned half of what they have for breakfast only😅 They also serve other meals at different times, so there's always something new to dive into when you visit this place. Prices are reasonable and the taste of everything here is top-notch! Do locate and dine-in here when you're around Nilai☺️👍🏼 You...

This is my first time i went to this restaurant for lunch. Had vegetarian meals. Honestly, the food taste good. The brinjal masala was so delicious to just eat with white rice. Seriously no doubt on food taste. It's worth to give a try. They also provide QR payment mode as well. However, with the delicious food served successfully, hygiene was big let down or failed to give equal importance. Hygiene includes environment and also the workers. I just don't understand how can your worker just sneeze openly without closing his mouth and just walk away washing his hand which he didn't use at all. Kindly please educate them to provide the best clean hygiene...

First time i went and as the case with most indian restaurant they don't smile and don't entertain you immediately. Secondly after i ate half of my food they ask me for drinks! then comes to the billing part the staff asks me how many chicken pieces i have eaten!! That is while i am still eating. Now comes the best part, as i was paying at the counter the big sized fat girl who collected my money did not maintain any eye contact with me or even smile and say thank you. This is the case with most indian restaurants. They think we are beggers coming to eat. I can predict that this restaurant will close down due to lack of customers in...