Comments on: Madam Kwan’s Pavilion KL

By: W.C. How

W.C. How — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 06:11:20 +0000

I love too… madam kwans’..mmmppp. especially i like nasi bojari. actually quite a big portion. i really can’t finished la… but really can full my stomach er. dessert of course is cendol. can’t compare with other cafe shop, other is too little is too “kiam siap”, but then mdm kwans’ really have big portion and price are not so expensive also. i like it!!

By: kathy

kathy — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 12:29:12 +0000

I love madam kwan food but a little bit wondering whether are you all certified with Halal certificate by JAKIM? Pls comment asap. thank you.

By: stuff

stuff — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 12:08:38 +0000

hi ya…
ok what i got to say is food there is not bad and always busy .. and why people like to go there because is the brand …
like those people buy LV bag,.is the same thing people want is the brand not the food or the service …
he he
about the water so far is the best dont have any people use s’berry or some thing else most people use lemon .. some time there use orange and lemon.. but still the best is s’berry…

By: Neo

Neo — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 06:28:39 +0000

Che-Cheh,
Next time you treat me, okay?

Keeyit,
Oh yeah. You reminded me. I think in Pavilion they put a slice of lemon into the water jug. Not strawberry.

By: keeyit

keeyit — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 01:05:25 +0000

For madam kwan, I can say is a high class places for mamak food.. hehe.. You can eat those local delights at our mamak stalls like chow kuey tiao, nasi lemak, nasi kerabu, cendols…

I had meals there before.. yeah trying new things always ma.. normally i will order nasi lemak..

And Madam Kwan at KLCC, will put the strawberry into the plain water for you.. is that the same in Pavillion ?

By: Che-Cheh

Che-Cheh — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 04:53:43 +0000

Yes Clare is right. Nasi Lemak is their signature dish. Tried once enough liao. Not worth the $

By: cibol

cibol — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 23:37:18 +0000

Never been there. I was working nearby that area last year. It was still under construction. but I heard pavilion is quite an expensive place. but then still very good for sight-seeing I guess.

By: Neo

Neo — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 16:34:28 +0000

narrowband,
This is my first time at Madam Kwan’s. I guess I most probably will not be eating there again for a long time.

Mama BoK,
Take your time. Madam Kwan’s will be glad to welcome you!

KY,
Haha… I purposely didn’t put “at” or not even a comma, so as not to dilute the keywords.

Clare,
Nasi lemak? There is a nasi lemak stall at a food court in my Taman, very fragrant and delicious. Generous amount of rice. Add one rendang ayam drumstick, and huge amount of vegetable, plus all the necessities of a plate of nasi lemak, all in only RM4.50.

But at Madam Kwan’s, RM4.50 is just enough for the government tax. Hahaha!

Furkids in Hong Kong,
I didn’t have a chance to try those traditional �cha chaan teng�s� when I visited Hong Kong last time. Too bad. See when I have the chance to sneak there again.

Matchfingers,
Nope, I haven’t tried Yo-Sushi there. This was actually my first time in Pavilion, but I think I will go there again soon because the place is big. Need a few visits to explore all.

By: Matchfingers

Matchfingers — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 15:54:40 +0000

Hi there,

Their outlet in KLCC is always packed. Thank God there’s another one here.
Though Nasi Lemak is their signature dish, but I always ordered the ‘Nasi Bojari’ - sambal prawn and giant fried chicken with colorful rice on a piece of banana leaf.

Btw, have you tried Yo-Sushi in Pavilion?

By: Furkids in Hong Kong

Furkids in Hong Kong — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 12:28:41 +0000

I hate it too when I go out with Deb for dinner and we have to search high and low, in several different restaurants, for a simple seat and meal. Especially on Friday and Saturday nights!

So we usually end up going to the ugliest, traditional ‘cha chaan teng’s’ instead cause nobody eats there now. Better for us, nice quiet meal!