Brought family here in the weekend for some western-style food. Interestingly it was empty here on a Sunday afternoon; we were one of only two dine-in tables at that time. So that made for somewhat of a muted dining experience. The staff who served us were friendly.

They have a lot of choice in their menu, including a 'nasi lemak burger' which we did not get. Maybe if you're feeling adventurous, you can give that a try.

The food was okay overall, and the plating is pretty, however there's nothing unique about the taste per se. Plus, for the price you pay, plus tax, you would hope that it's value for money. There might be alternatives elsewhere if you rajin cari, but for this place, belum cuba belum tahu kan?

Western-style food that is okay lah...

Stopped by Tuaran for a quick breather and we found ourselves needing to cool off. The place itself is air conditioned. We came at lunchtime, so seating is limited. Our order was taken promptly, although there was a considerable wait time to receive our desserts.

The watermelon coconut milk (RM6) tasted pleasantly light and refreshing. The savoury egg waffle with icecream (RM7) balance eachother out nicely. The Oreo sundae (RM5), nothing special, it's like an Oreo McFlurry.

Overall, decent value for money. I think you'll be able to get the same standard quality regardless which branch you go to.

Hot day refreshments

Came to this restaurant to satisfy a craving for a noodle soup dish. We ordered three different dishes. Each dish had a generous amount of pork meat and they all tasted nice, although the laksa was slightly saltier than my usual taste. The restaurant is air-conditioned, very pleasant for a hot day. Overall decent value for what you pay. If you're in the Menggatal area looking for a hearty meal, do give this place a try.

Brunch time

went here on a sunday evening around 6pm. although the place was less crowded when we visited, the place got more customers closer to 7pm

there is large variety to their menu. different types of fish (boulu, tenggiri, keli, tuna etc.), side dishes and desserts. the dish prices vary by the size of fish you get. i got myself their ikan boulu terung bakar telur set for RM18, which gets you a medium sized fish and some sides.

my dish had no problem filling me up. the fish was crispy outside, juicy inside. the sambal was a bit too spicy for my taste but complements the dish well

we also got a ikan tuna set. the tuna came out on the relatively dry side. their ABC special costed RM7, which i think is worth it, especially on a hot day like when i went

although the place can feel a bit stuffy, all in all it's a good place to eat good food.

ikan boulu tanpa tulang

came to this food court at around 10pm, there were maybe 3-4 stalls still open but still somewhat crowded. ordered from the sinalau linugu stall which had smoked pork and kampung style rice.

the large portion of pork is RM25 and good enough to fill two ppl. one serving of rice was RM2. it took around 10 mins to get the order ready. paired it with a soft drink and i was all set.

this is a fun place to makan2 and hang out with friends and family especially when there's buskers. will definitely come back again

chiewccy