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Good service, but small portion and average taste given the price point.

Hike Bukit Kiara from Mont Kiara side.

Good service despite the crowd, less waiting time as they have more space. Nasi Lemak Ayam Goreng (RM 12.30) is satisfying with big portion, like it better than Rendang.

Pretty good place for Hong Kong style afternoon tea within Starling Mall.

There is an unlimited BBQ buffet at RM 40 per person, which I think is pretty worth it, The meat is pretty good, and the side dishes are okay. This place is crowded on weekends night, but the service manages to keep up.

Jawa Mee is average.

Afternoon tea average, the coffee taste not to my liking.

This is a pretty unique Chinese neighborhood restaurant, with a slightly upscale price, yet they do come up with some pretty unique dishes. The Dongpo Pork (RM 65) is pretty good, but I feel it could be better. Perhaps slightly more meaty, and the fat needs to be softer. The Lobster Bits Fritter (RM 68) is simple yet nice. The flavour is good, mixed with fruit salad. The Eight Treasures Duck (RM 160) is pretty big with lots of ingredients. Taste wise is alright, but didn't live up to the expectations.

Cold Brew Orange (RM 13) is nice, but probably too much orange (sourish). The star is the Cheese Terrine Cake (RM 13), soft and milky, and feels very much like Japanese cheesecake.

A tiny outlet run by a young couple. Cappuccino is pretty strong, but without the latte art. The CLT sandwich comes with fresh ingredients and nice sauce, I wish the bread is better and thicker. The highlight would be the fries, good size, soft inside and crunchy on the outside.

The Grilled Chicken Chop (RM 17) mixed sauce is pretty good, but the chicken is average and small portion, and the fries definitely a pretty down. Roti John Cheese Bolognese (RM 8.50) is good value for money, but probably too much sauce with a guilty feeling.