N-nine Food Court — Restaurant in Negeri Sembilan

Best restaurant Spot in Malaysia!

If you’re in Malaysia and haven’t visited this gem of a restaurant, are you even living? Located in a prime spot that’s easy to reach from anywhere, this restaurant has quickly become my daily go-to for breakfast while I’m on vacation. The locals swear by it, and now I do too—it’s the place to be for a fantastic dining experience.

Let me paint you a picture: the restaurant has this brilliant open-concept vibe—no walls, just small railings where the floor ends, giving it an airy, free-flowing feel. It’s like dining al fresco but without the fear of a surprise rainstorm ruining your meal. The roof and lights give it all the cozy charm you’d want, while the open design keeps it super relaxing. Trust me, once you’re seated, you won’t want to leave.

Now, let’s talk food. The menu is a treasure trove of options, especially if you’re Pakistani or Indian, but everyone will find something to love. On my very first visit, I met Salaam, a superstar in the service world. I asked for an egg omelette with roti, and he suggested their special “Omelette Roti.” Imagine an omelette loaded with onions and green peppers, perfectly cooked inside the roti. One bite, and I was hooked! It’s so good, I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve ordered it since. Of course, I’ve tried other dishes too, but that Omelette Roti is worth writing home about.

The food is amazing, but the service? Top-notch. Salaam, my personal hero, made every visit a delight. If you don’t speak the local language, he’s your guy—your translator, your food guide, and your friend. He made me feel so at home that I almost forgot I was on vacation.

So, whether you’re a local or just passing through, do yourself a favor and visit this place. And if you see Salaam, tell him I sent you—and don’t leave without trying the Omelette Roti!

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Restoran Sarapan Terbaik di Malaysia!

Kalau anda di Malaysia dan belum cuba restoran ini, rugi besar! Terletak di lokasi strategik yang mudah diakses dari mana-mana, restoran ini jadi tempat sarapan kegemaran saya setiap hari sepanjang percutian.

Restoran ini konsepnya terbuka—tiada dinding, hanya pagar kecil di hujung lantai, menjadikannya sangat selesa dan santai. Rasa macam makan di luar, tapi tetap dilindungi atap dan pencahayaan yang cantik.

Menu di sini pelbagai, terutama untuk peminat masakan Pakistan dan India. Kali pertama saya datang, staf bernama Salaam cadangkan saya cuba “Omelette Roti” – omelette yang dimasak bersama bawang dan cili hijau di dalam roti. Sekali cuba, terus jatuh cinta!

Selain makanan yang sedap, layanan di sini luar biasa. Kalau tak fasih bahasa tempatan, cari saja Salaam – dia sangat membantu dan mesra.

Singgahlah ke sini dan cuba Omelette Roti. Anda pasti...

Many stalls offering wide choices of local and western food... Many stalls open in morning and close abt 2pm, and other vendors take over from the afternoon till past mid nite..

Food above average... We had FongKee handmade fish all noodle(nice warm broth) , traditional chi cheong fun(decent if not for the hard to chew pieces of yong taufoo that were left over from lunch) and meimei wanton mee)

Tables and dining area well maintained by the crew here... And good ventilation with ample overhead fans whirling away...

Prices abt MYR5 to 6 per serving, but overall food court ambience is pleasant and spacious.

The washrooms are a class above the usual hawkers.. Well lit, dry floors, Airy and taps and flush that works😁😁😁

Cleaning crew told us the claypot chicken rice stall is 'old school'…… but we were over indulged to try anymore.... Will save for our next trip.

We chanced upon this place during a detour into Seremban to revisit this old town.... Never know what gems you...

Most frequented food court whenever I come to Seremban. They have variety of options and the price is not cutthroat(maybe not for all stalls there). But I only frequent certain food stalls there which is the char keuy teow shop. This one always delivers without fail. Run by old aunty and the cook is a kind old man. I also love the bah kut teh there although there is 2 kiosk selling and I alternate btw these two. My favourite is the lobak bcos she has a lot of options. But be careful about being rambang mata looking at the options bcos ur wallet also will get empty. But the store operators are very friendly and always greet me with a smile. Next time maybe I will try the chee cheong fun. The nasi lemak kiosk run by an Indian uncle is decent also pretty good curry mee stall as well in the corner area. Kindly suggest other food court or chicken rice shop I can find...