Andaman Restaurant — Restaurant in Shah Alam

Went here for family dinner after Isyak prayer (arrived around 9.45pm). It was easier to find a parking as there were less cars.

The restaurant was clean + the staffs quickly cleaned up dirty plates + tables. There were plenty empty tables upon our arrival. I believe it would be crowded during peak hours. You could see the tukang masak cooking + preparing the food (mostly are male 👀).

Ordered Kuew Teow Kungfu + the taste was a bit bland. However, it was generous with seafood, beefs + chicken slices! 🤩 The hot tea was a bit sweet for me.

My parents ordered siakap steam + they loved it! Siap ordered extra rice. Overall, the price paid was WORTH IT!

Alhamdulillah rezeki our family as during our dine in, there were no smokers, Hence, the air was clean 🤲 Hope smokers can use their common sense not to smoke at public area especially when the place is filled with kids.

p/s: Be a smart, unselfish smoker. Think about passive...

I’ve ordered Tom yam bihun in foodpanda. They never state what tomyam, I’ve confidently ordered thinking it’s campur (where it’s normally Ayam + seafood in most restaurant) but when receiving i got together beef. I’m an Indian, how can I eat beef? I’ve called the restaurant and let know they send me beef which I can’t eat it. The irresponsible restaurant person just said “he don’t know, he can’t do anything and ask me to give remark” but how could I know that they will serve me with a beef right? atleast in foodpanda column could have state what tomyam instead. As a customer I’m not wrong the restaurant should be responsible for it but NO THEY JUST REFUSED TO TAKE ACTION. WASTED MY MONEY ON SUCH A STUPID IRRESPONSIBLE RESTAURANT!!! To whoever who gonna order foods from foodpanda from this shop, be aware. As this is not a restaurant for non Muslim or for those who...

We recently dined at this restaurant and unfortunately, the experience was disappointing: Sup Ekor: Too salty, overly sour, and served in a small portion. Tomyam Ayam: Extremely watery, overly sour, and the portion was shockingly small—served in a bowl much smaller than expected. Paprik Ayam: Just average in taste, with a portion size as small as the tomyam. Nasi Air: Served cold. Nasi Kosong: Ordered four servings, nothing notable. Keropok Lekor: The only decent dish we had.

The total bill came to over RM50, which felt unreasonable given the small portions and overall lack of quality. This was our first visit, and unfortunately, it will also...