Zhao Ji Dessert IOI Puchong Mall — Restaurant in Subang Jaya

Had ordered 3 desserts and a crispy milk curd in the evening. All items ordered were disappointing. First, the black sesame soup with glutinous balls, the black sesame soup is in the consistency of glue, starchy and disgusting. Glutinous ball is ready made ones, nothing to shout out about and it's not hot. Second, the glutinous rice with coconut milk. Warm glutinous rice mix with cold coconut milk before serving, so the dessert is not hot but more like lukewarm. Not very pleasant to have and I had some tummy upset after that maybe due to the coconut milk may not be very fresh. Third, red bean cereal soup with sago. On the menu it says only hot but the waitress still ask if we want hot or cold. Came out ok la hotter than the other 2 desserts but still, not very nice to have. Lastly, the crispy milk curd is boring. It live up to its name, just crispy and milk curd, no aroma, not much of a taste. Almost Rm50 for all of that, kinda costly for the small serving size and poor in taste. Sorry, first and the last time...

Alhamdulillaah Alhamdulillaah 感恩 for the different varieties of chinese desserts, from fried milk curd, french toast ( “西多士” ) to nice bowl of hot ginger milk ( “薑汁撞奶” ). Heartwarming desserts especially great for comfort and warmth.

Ginger milk pudding is my soul dessert, is sweet, comforting treats, often made with simple, rich ingredients that bring warmth and nostalgia.

It is like having a bowl of ginger milk pudding (薑汁撞奶) in Hong Kong on a hot summer day feels like stepping into a classic dessert shop, escaping the city’s heat and humidity for a moment of quiet indulgence.

Despite the heat, the dessert is comforting, like a nostalgic hug, balancing warmth and refreshment at the same time. It’s a simple pleasure, yet it carries a sense of tradition and home.

May it continue to bring you and your loved ones warmth and joy, just like the best soul foods do. And may you always find comfort in life’s little pleasures, in both food and...

Went there on the New Year's eve at 5pm, it's a weekday. It's quiet in the mall. There were 2 tables in the restaurant, about 5 to 6 empty tables inside. I asked for a table of 3, the waiter want me to sit inside, I wanted the table outside, which has 6 seats, because it's too cold inside. I asked him it's the restaurant very busy, then only the waiter allowed us to sit outside.

My 10-year old brought along a sandwich from Paris Baguette wanting to eat using hands. While I was looking at the menu, the waiter came and said no outside food is allowed. We can only leave to another restaurant because there is nothing in the restaurant my child wants to eat.

Will never come back to this...