Shop Reviews

The Rojak at Malaysia Boleh ! at The Centrepoint is the best rojak I have eaten. The roasted you tiao is super super crunchy. The sauce is just perfect, all ingredient evenly coated. Sauce not too much and not too salty. Highly recommended you to try their Rojak. Their Durian Milk Ice also very nice 👍🏻. The durian puree flavour is strong.

Chwee kueh and carrot cake (black and white) were generally good. Coffee is quite good as well. The place is usually crowded.

Visited the drinks stall and was disappointed with the attitude of the staff who took my order. I ordered 6 drinks, and his response—a look of shock and the comment, "order so many ah?"—was unnecessary and showed a poor, impatient attitude. While he eventually processed the order, the initial reaction was unprofessional. Service experience needs improvement.

The Hokkien Mee is just average. Cook didn't make effort to cook it with wok hey. Cooked it with no effort at all Noodles not cooked long enough to have the burnt taste at all. Just like boiling the yellow noodles as you can see from the colour. Standard has dropped perhaps with the cook on duty that day. Tried the Penang Char Kway Teow before was quite good but I think standard has dropped due to a different cook.

Had a cup of kopi C by Ipoh White Coffee stall for dinner — smooth, aromatic & well-balanced. Just the right strength & not too sweet. A comforting classic done right. Great spot for a simple local brew.

Expensive but worth the penny with the premium selection of meat and a awesome broth to cook those meat with.

Best experience japanese shabu shabu. The beef melt into your mouth. Soup is amazing. Willing to come back if someone wanna pay me.

Really like the ambience here plus great staff! Delicious Japanese beef w loads of veggie! Go for lunch n get it cheaper than dinner time 😉 update - lunch was beef don yumms 😋 …

Dined there early on a quiet week night. Service wasn’t good. Had to shout and wave wildly to get water refill, tea refill, garnish and condiments. Goma (sesame) sauce is nice. Recently we had both ramen and rice at no extra charge. We asked if both rice and ramen were included in the sets, and the server acted like it was a big favor and agreed rather coolly, saying “ok then I can do that”. Erm… we can afford the side-dish of ramen. I replied with a smile “oh no need then”. The server became a bit nicer after that. Their menu is unclear. At the end of the meal, I asked if dessert was complimentary and when the server said yes, she can offer melon, ice cream or sorbet, I was delighted. The manager looked annoyed and she came back saying “Sorry, no”. That’s fine but why did you offer it then? My dining companion isn’t a dessert person so it’s not like I’m going to make him watch me eat dessert especially if it isn’t part of the set meal. when I declined dessert politely, the server and manager gave us disdainful looks. Hey ice cream doesn’t cost much. If we aren’t happy to pay for that, we certainly wouldn’t have paid for Kagoshima beef meal sets. Felt a bit uncomfortable and unhappy when we left. #awkward Oh and don’t wear anything nice. The ventilation is poor and our clothes and hair smelled so bad like we were air-fried for a few minutes. I cancelled my big party reservation there for the following week. Plenty of other restaurants with good Japanese beef and attentive service. After sending this feedback to them, they didn’t even reply. Disappointing for a supposed high class restaurant. Les Amis doesn’t make me feel awkward when I inquire about set meals and is always attentive regardless of how much I spend or who I’m with. If you guys want shabu shabu, really anywhere is loads better than Shabu Jin.

Beef is nice but pricy. Soup base is blend and vegetables are pretty ordinary. No appetizer or dessert included in the set. The environment, decor and service just doesn't feel like an upscale dining place that the price suggests. Overall a disappointment. For the food alone I might rate it 3.5 stars but considering the price this place really do not deserve to stay in business. I've tried all Les Amis group restaurants in this building, this one is by far the worst, by a wide margin.