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Based on 105 reviews
Loh Kai Yin
Had lunch at the fish soup stall. It cost $6.50. I checked and was told that it did not come with noodles. After paying $7.50, I found only 2 slices of fish (none fried, though I ordered option 4 with both normal and fried fish). The generous amount of bitter gourd was not worth more than $4 for a bowl! Exorbitantly overpriced! Even more expensive than restaurants!
Steven Tan
We had a few viewings in the area and wanted to check out the location, so we decided on lunch at Cantine. We went with the fish and chips from the Western food stall, and the Taliwang nasi lemak (the chilli is spicy but shiok). Both dishes were okay, though the pricing seems slightly higher for the location. The place is small and became very crowded at lunchtime, with people standing over you waiting for you to finish – not very pleasant.
Tan Calvin
The seats are so close to each other. If there were a fire, I think many would not be able to escape. Please do something about this. The Japanese curry rice stall is super lousy and expensive. It looks nice but the quality is very bad. Try at your own risk. I won’t visit this Food Court again.
Nur Syazwani
Went to the Yong Tao Foo stall during lunch for a takeaway. When the aunty asked ‘separate or together’, I didn't understand if she wanted me to mix my soup with the rice or the ingredients with the soup. Upon asking for clarification, she shouted at me and started talking negatively about me to her colleague. I apologised for the confusion and told her she didn't have to shout. She ignored me and continued cursing. It was so humiliating as it happened during peak hour. I'm a regular patron there and usually, when I ask for extra sauce, they don't charge me. I'm not sure if it's their policy or what, but this aunty charged me, which I don't mind paying. Why is it sometimes free and sometimes I need to pay? Is it just because you don't like me that you're asking me to pay? No receipt was given for the extra sauce requested. And I just checked! She didn't give me the extra sauce that I paid for. Total paid $8.40 for rice + 7 items. The price list stated otherwise. If the aunty doesn't like you, she charges you as if she owns the stall.
Irene Leong
The staff are super rude. Firstly, I was trying to look at the tray pushcart to see if the trash bin lookalike could be used to throw trash, and an auntie then shouted saying the bin cannot be used. I was just looking at it to check, there was no need to shout. Secondly, the Chinese auntie cashier was so unwilling to serve. I ordered a canned drink, and she hit the plastic cup and canned drink on the counter, showing her attitude. I know working on the front line with many diners around isn't easy, but at least have some respect for the diners.
Yazid M.
Tried the Nasi Goreng Tomyam from Thai Macik and the Mala Hotpot Noodles – and wow! Both were bursting with flavor, packed with just the right amount of spice, and absolutely worth it. If you're craving something bold and delicious, these dishes won't disappoint!
Tan Han
I ordered Promo 1, which is Kway Teow with Oyster Omelette, at Wok Delight. I requested no vegetables, but when they called my order, it still had vegetables on it. I know it's a small issue, but I paid for what I eat. The staff still told me, 'It's only a little bit, you still can't?' I kindly said no, and they redid it again with an attitude. I understand it's struggling and annoying during peak hours, but you shouldn't treat us this way if you want us to be your loyal customers.
Philip Tan
A Halal version of a canteen (kopitiam), though the one on the top floor in the corner is a bit inconvenient. Food-wise, there are lots of varieties ranging from Malay, Chinese, and Indian. It's quite spacious, and nearby, there's a fun place with arcade machines as well as a cinema. If you're thinking of trying the French Toast, the bread is only available around 10 am. It's moderately sweet with a tasty egg filling. Opening hours are at 9 am.
Mohd "HACKS" Hafiz
Good food, good service, and excellent cleanliness. It's so nice that I ate the utensils too. (Picture posted afterwards)
Roxanne Aurora
New shop. Love the menu. Tried the Ikan Promfret & Ayam Bakar King set. Delicious! Loved the combo and the rice filled with curry.