Fraser Hill Curry House — Restaurant in Pahang

Service : 2/10 Food : 6/10 Price : 1/10

When we arrived it was around 9AM, but owner said to wait for 30 mins for it to be prepared. So we went around and came back 30-40 mins later, but the boss still said to wait for another 10 mins after and once again another 10 mins after. We were about to leave but after the long wait they said they were ready to serve. So my family of 6 ordered a plain white rice, vege, and a side of fried chicken. And we shared curry mutton and chicken masala. Little did we know, the price that came out was completely unreasonable. For a single portion it was around RM40 for rice, vege, chicken and a tiny plate of mutton the size of a kids fist (About 4-5 small pieces).

However, the only bright side is the taste of the food. It is considered pretty good but nothing astounding.

There was some lack of thinking regarding the position of the vegetarian and meat options, because according to the owner it is the fault of the customer because they placed the vegetarian curry right Infront of the chicken curry, so the owner got angry because when customer scooping the chicken curry a couple of drops might fall right into the vegetarian directly Infront of the chicken curry. The gap between the 2 curry is about 2 cm. This logic by the owner seems rather unreasonable and lack of a...

We stumbled upon this Indian food court at Fraser’s Hill during our first visit, just in time for a tea break and I must say, it was absolutely worth it!

We tried the thosai with chutney, roti canai, and mutton varuval , everything was packed with authentic flavour and cooked to perfection. The mutton, in particular, was tender and full of spice, just the way it should be.

The place is not too crowded, which makes it even more enjoyable. But once people discover how delicious the food is, I’m sure they’ll keep coming back again and again.

The highlight for me was definitely the tea perfectly brewed and so satisfying. I loved everything about this place.

If you’re ever visiting Fraser’s Hill, I highly recommend stopping by this food court. I know for sure that on my next trip here, I’ll definitely be...

Went over there with my family and had our lunch there. Tbh the only edible thing is a roti kosong and tosai,other than that is not nice at all. My brother ordered mee goreng with chicken but they had the audacity to give him just the wings itself with just little meat(excluding the drumlettes from wings). The price is ridiculously expansive,maggi soup was a whooping Rm9,and the mee goreng with that pathetic small piece of chicken portion cost Rm12. I would suggest to look around other shops beside...