Temerloh Marrybrown — Restaurant in Pahang

The foods follow the standard taste as other Marrybrown.

Parking is spacious as it located next to Cowboy supermarket with ample parking spaces.

It is not always busy except for certain times such as eid or any other celebrations.

Cleanliness is arguable, on the surface the restaurant seems clean but some part may need more regular cleaning.

There are outdoor space which you can sit and enjoy viewing the traffic, but it is quite hot in the afternoon.

There's a play area; a ball pit for children inside the restaurant which is a bonus, so you can let your children play while you're...

Marrybrown began at a small shoplot in Wong Ah Fook Street, Johor Bahru in 1981, founded by Chinese couple Dato Lawrence Liew and Datin Nancy Liew. At the time, US-based fast-food chains had already been dominating the Malaysian fast food markets, having been in the country 10 years earlier.[3] This led the couple to invent their own ideas based on Malaysian food-taste, as well to revive Malaysia's first fast food chain especially with the Muslim majority country that are always seeking...

For me, the drive thru staff is friendlier than walk in counter staff. In my recent visit, I asking politely whether my fav food was still in the menu or seasonal. The manager (I assume based on their different outfit) rudely said out loud that it wasn't available for a looooong time. Please imagine it be said in Malay, "DAH LAMAAAAA TAKDE DAH". What kind of front desk customer service is this? Rude and...