Teh Tarik Place

My second time in Teh Tarik place. Been to the one in Nu Sentral, so giving it another try here in Bangsar.
Went with a couple of colleagues for early dinner. We decided to order different things to try, so ended up with nasi lemak, mee goreng and roti milo.
Mee goreng was the best among all. Nasi lemak was not that good as the chicken was a little cold and not so fresh. Roti milo here is probably the best I’ve had ever since the mamak near my college.
Overall I think Teh Tarik place has pretty good food with consistent quality. Second branch that I been to and the food quality is pretty much the same.
Much to be improve is probably the customer service. Waiters and waitresses are not so friendly. They are trained so much to do their job probably and forgot to smoke :/​
I still think this place is slightly more expensive mamak but oh well, you have to pay a bit more for better environment with airconds: p

A mamak like shop with a little more style. I like coming here for my mamak food cravings, its a hygienic and very clean in comparison to the mamaks you may find by the road sides.
At The Teh Tarik Place you may sit comfortably on their cozy wooden chairs, catch up with some friends over good mamak food and frothy teh tariks, enjoy their free wi-​fi and oogle over their old school artwork on the walls.
My favorite food here is the roti canai and the Nasi Goreng Kampung. I like the crispy anchovies in the Nasi Goreng and it has just the right level of spiciness to it. The curry for the roti canai is delicious too.
Definitely a place to hang out if you are in the area.

This place was newly opened around two months ago in Bangsar UOA, and I was excited to give it a shot because many of my colleagues mention that it’s quite a decent place to hangout. I find this to be the new go-​to break place when we are feeling sleepy around evening time (4−5pm), yet needed to stay longer to do some works. To me, it’s almost like, prettified, hipster, and definitely more pricey mamak. But yes it was fun to chill around! :))
Teh Tarik Place is located beside Joms (level 2 Bangsar UOA), and is decked with a mixture of wooden and metal furnitures. It also has plenty of tables; both indoor and outdoor. The menu consists of typical mamak food: roti canai, teh tarik, milo ais, and many more. I tried the teh tarik and popiah the other day, and I would say that the taste of the products are just about there.
I guess this place sells ambience more than their food/​beverages, but for any day I need to take an evening break, it is always a handy spot to go. :D

This is like our normal mamak out there, but more high class and hygienic. It’s a self serviced concept here and you will be taking numbers and hooking it on your table. The food will then be served to you :)
Their signature dishes are nasi lemak, nasi goreng, roti canai and so on, just like any other usual mamak. Well they are well furbished and air conditioned, but the presentation of their food looked way better, so if you’re paying more compared to the mamak, you know why :)
Well that’s just the physical side of things. The food is pretty good too :) drinks as well.
Lunch hour is like a market here. They are just toooooooo crowded. My advice will be to come here during tea time or dinner time. You can literally have the whole shop by yourself :)

This place is just awesome! I was there just yesterday for lunch and I had a Nasi Lemak with blue rice and cocoa, it was not the top Malaysian meal I ever had but it surely was amazing when I mixed up everything, the chicken sauce with the rice with the chicken! was such an amazing experience, I even tried the TEH Tarik Tea and Milk mixture, I will be truthful and say I did NOT like at all! I swear I tried but I just couldn’t help but imagine if that only was a proper hot coffee and milk creamy coffee! nevertheless! my friends had juice and some different dishes that I tried from and they were super delicious!
See the pictures! with Nasi Lemak dishes you can’t really go wrong! just mix it up and enjoy your meal! :)
One important note! The staff were a huge mess! it was super funny! I couldn’t stop laughing, how they mixed orders, they would go out then go inside and then come out again not sure for where the orders are going. Then the manager just took over and guided them and it got better! but who’s to blame them? the place gets really crowded and fast during lunch time :)

Excited for this franchise to open up here. They are all about Malaysian comfort food and they have a very well designed interior. Their well-​designed interior makes for a good comfortable setting but it can get very warm and packed during the afternoon rush lunch hour. If you want to try this place for lunch, i would suggest to come as early as 12.30 or prepare to take away.
Most of the lunch meal, you can pick from the display — it’s already ready to be served and you can chose 2 dishes, rice and a drink for the set. If not you can go for their nasi goreng kampong, nasi goreng cina, mee rebus, etc. Which would be prepared on the spot.
I have a strong affinity for their Ribena Lychee, it’s my go to order whenever i’m there. On the other hand, drinks are on the pricey side, they are about RM5 onwards but they do come in a generous size «mugs» — you can ask for less ice. Service is alright but hopefully can see more improvements.

It is a hipster Style mamak !
Hehe believe it or not it’s actually a new trend that I’ve noticed in Kuala Lumpur.:)
I was overwhelmed when I saw the menu with so many options, but I thought to play safe and picked one of my fav dishes Laksa.
One spoon was enough for me to realise that it tastes nothing like laksa that I am used to. I kindly asked staff if I can have chicken rise instead and they were very nice by just changing my dosh without charging me extra !
Visit this place, not for laksa, but for yummy chicken and great service!:)

I have to admit, I didn’t even know this restaurant existed and it was so close to me. I never had Malaysian food before I moved here but this place is pretty good.
The décor is quite interesting, with small wood chairs in front of the restaurant but the prices and food are pretty good. You can get a noodles meal or rice meal for only RM8. They offer breakfast, toast and jam and also nasi lamak and more.
You may be surprised but the place is packed at lunch. I wasn’t even able to get a table one time. Also keep in mind the prayer time during the day as they will not serve at that time.
All in all a good, fast and tasty place.
Bön Appétit.

This place just open a few weeks ago, and everyone love is.
All my indian friends are going there almost every day. So I decided to go with them and check it. I had a very good Chicken Noodle. The price for the food is very good and the good part is that you don’t have to wait a lot.
The menu is big and they have a variety of dishes and drinks.
The second reason why I like the place is because of the interior design of the place because they have many original ideas.
So if you like the indian food, I highly recommend you to check this nice restaurant.