Food Court Anggerik Mall — Restaurant in Shah Alam

We were here to take care of some personal matters, and the JPN office is also located at UTC. I arrived early in the morning, but the queue was extremely long (5 hours in total just for them to call my number!). So, I decided to go upstairs to the food court to buy a bottle of mineral water from Secuci Bakery. It cost about RM1, and I paid using QR. Later, during lunchtime, we came back here and had lunch. We decided to go to Citarasa Thai and ordered Mee Goreng and Nasi Goreng Pattaya. Don't trust the prices advertised on the menu as they seemed very outdated. For instance, the menu listed Mee Goreng at RM5.50 and Nasi Goreng Pattaya at RM7.50. However, we were actually charged RM6 for the Mee Goreng and RM8.80 for the Nasi Goreng Pattaya. The food was below average and just okay to fill stomach since we came here to pass time and convenience sake anyway. I would also like to mention that the food court is very hot and stuffy... there's no air conditioning nad we were sweating badly. So I advise finding a clean table (they hardly clean them when we were there) near a working wall...

Mainly lazy style malay cuisine. The only honest stall i can see is the Kopi Santai. Their fruit juice is GOOD, pure fruit juice without any water addition or sugar. The rest of the stalls, CUSTOMERS HAVE TO CATER TO WHAT THE STALLS ARE WILLING TO PREPARE. They will give a lot of excuses. Hence my comment of lazy...

Cheap, okay Malay food with variety of selection. Got charged 3.5 myr by the leftmost shop (I forgot the name) for one teh panas and one teh ais. We stopped by for food as we wait for our turn for passport application in UTC. There was no AC during the time we visited there and there were limited number of...