Shop Reviews

Newly open in 2024, first timing trying the Dim Sum. Taste good. But food cold very fast, eat while still hot.

Kimly Coffeeshop at Lucky Plaza offers a bright and clean dining environment, bursting with a variety of cooked food options. Its central location makes it an ideal spot for lunch, providing patrons with both quality and convenience. A delightful choice for anyone looking to savour diverse flavours in the heart of the city.

Yay, a new lunch place for office kakis in the Orchard road area! There are some Halal stalls here as well, which serve great variety and good food for our Muslim friends 😀 ---- Space 🏬 Sufficient to cater multiple groups during peak hours, but the downside is 1 table is a right squeeze for 4 pax. You may rub shoulders with some strangers. But honestly, I'm just happy to find seats. Also. Ventilation is really good. Aircon is strong and new, so there is no grease stench after dining! Food 🍜 The stores are packed quite tightly with each other to cater more variety, and display was very loud! We tried a good variety of different stalls, and it's a rather hit or miss. It's pretty clear what's good and what's not based on the queue. There are a few opening promotions, so do catch them while they are still available! I got my Nasi Ayam for about $6, which is quite a steal for its quality. Facilities ♿️ There is a wheel chair ramp here to access different parts of the coffee shop. There is also a self return tray section & a sink with soap after eating. Would come back here again to try other stalls!

We were staying at a hotel nearby and came across Sei Ngan Zai Roasted inside Malaysia Boleh at The Centrepoint. My five-year-old daughter and I absolutely loved the food here, especially the roast pork and roast duck. We enjoyed it so much we ate here three times — twice at the food court and once as takeaway back to our room. The service is very fast and efficient, and the food was consistently tasty. Great spot if you're craving some well-done roasted meats in the Orchard area.

Buy half duck half pork. $7.50. Duck i see only $6. Carsiu pork and rice only $5. But i dont want to argue. Then give me duck all bones. So comes the bad review. I hope u close down la.

At Malaysia Boleh Centrepoint outlet - Dine in around dinner time. Cook was NOT FAIR on portion. Almost 20% only can eat as meat still got lots of blood, Not cooked Too many bones he gave to our plates Save your $$..

Really good Signature Noodle with perfect level of mala spiciness!

Average , not to my tase

The shrimp wanton noodles (with charsiew) was really good. The charsiew was extraordinary - the barbecued marinate tasted so good and the meat itself was juicy and thick, felt really authentic. The shrimp wanton had generous fillings as well, and the noodles itself was pleasant to eat. There were a lot of other variety of food as well, would love to try another time. It was so worth it (5.5 sgd) - would definitely come back again!

Rating: ★☆☆☆☆ This was my 3rd visit to S. Abdul Hamid Money Changer at Lucky Plaza in the past 5 months — and it will definitely be my last. I used to trust this place. In fact, it even came up in ChatGPT as one of the better-rated money changers, so I returned without hesitation. But what happened on 07/04/25 at 8:48pm left me feeling completely cheated. I exchanged 470,000 KRW, but they treated it as just “470”, multiplied it by 0.8, and handed me $376 SGD. At the actual market rate, I should’ve received $430+ SGD. Even the lowest exchange rates that day would’ve still given me $420+. That’s a difference of $50–60, which is absolutely ridiculous. When I questioned the rate on the spot, the staff only then printed out the receipt and told me, “That’s the current rate.” There was no rate board, no breakdown, and no explanation upfront. It was only after I walked off and did proper research that I realised how off the rate was and how much I’d been shortchanged. This wasn’t a minor oversight — it felt deliberate and shady. There was ZERO transparency, and the way they handled it came across as though they were hoping I wouldn’t notice. They are, honestly the most dishonest money changer I’ve ever dealt with. If MAS or the police or any authority is reviewing this, please feel free to check the CCTV from that date and time — because everything I’ve said is 100% true. I’m very money-minded and I don’t play around with BS like this. It’s not just about the amount — it’s about being misled and taken advantage of. I truly hope the relevant authorities take a closer look at this outlet. It’s unacceptable for a licensed money changer to operate like this, especially in a place like Lucky Plaza that sees tons of tourists and locals. Save yourself the headache — avoid this darn place at ALL costs.