Love Chopstick Garden 筷子园 (Icom Square) — Restaurant in Sarawak

Chopstick Garden Icom Square is a new branch of the existing Chopstick Coffee Shop in Pending. While significantly fewer stalls to offer, this coffee shop is notably popular for its beef noodles (opened everyday except Friday, as of 10 January 2016).

Despite the availability of fewer stalls than is Pending branch, a variety of good food is still available. From noodles (recommend the beef noodles and the ramen noodles), to porridge, soup and rice.

Price is reasonable. Drinks cost just about the same as any typical coffee shop. Food price is within acceptable range.

Service is exceptionally good. Several waiters and waitresses are often on standby to tend to customers. Very helpful and friendly as well.

Ideal time to come is in the morning. Not only are the food made with the freshest ingredients, but also the morning sun is not too hot for a...

Tables left dirty after previous patrons left. Needed to call them to clean it up, in their defense probably too many customers that day. Also, drink waiters are not that friendly.

Would rate 2/5 for the variety.

Had sarawak laksa, kampua and spinach noodles here.

1.5/5 Laksa, has a more curry flavor, which is not how I like it and not how I will normally describe sarawak laksa

4/5 Kampua noodle How I remembered good kampua to taste. With the nice lard flavor, but I have had thicker pieces of meat elsewhere. They gave a bowl of soup but that lacked flavour.

2/5 Spinach noodle Tastewise is ok with good amount of minced meat(bak chor) and char sio, but noodles felt like its the manufactured type....

A few big food courts are operating in this iCom area. Mostly coming to patronize this particular one. Like the kampua special here which to me is suited to my taste. Fried ramen is also delicious. The half boiled kampung chicken egg here for breakfast is so nutritious. Some other foods here are not bad too. Drink service is quite efficient. The problem here is often annoyed by flies flying around the foods on tables. Why so...