Teh Tarik Place

Mamak are every where. Even in the malls. Usually the mamaks you find in malls are Teh Tarik Place. I will never recommend this place because they are overpriced while their food isn’t really good.
I believe strongly if the food would cost so much, the quality and the portion of the food must match the price. If not, you’re wasting your money on something that not worth it.
Personally I find the staff here to be arrogant and doesn’t really care about their customers.
Food wise, it is just mediocre. Wouldn’t bring anyone here as there are better mamaks nearby.

Hanging out at a mamak is typically a Malaysian thing to do however times change & you can do just that in the malls aswell! Foodies can now enjoy all their malaysian delights right at the ‘Teh Tarik Place’ which operates several different outlets. If you looking to have a quick bit try out their crispy roti canai & their flavorful nasi lemak whilst sipping on a glass of teh tarik.
Dont expect your mamak pricing here as you are definitely getting a little bit more than what you’d expect at the roadside stalls minus the dust, heat & sweat. So head on over here to give it a shot!

In a mood for fancy mamak? This is the place to go. Teh Tarik Place combines comfortable ambiance with great local Malaysian food and like it’s name implies, it’s a great place for having your cuppa of teh tarik while «bersembang-​sembang» (which means chit chatting) with your buddies.
You can get all the local drinks you love like teh tarik, teh O limau ais and also kopi O here and at quite an affordable price looking at place it’s usually situated and the ambiance. Food though, you have to be slightly more careful on that. I’ve been to a few outlets and some food can be disappointing but some great. So there might be a little risk there. Their nasi kerabu set comes with generous amount of vegetable toppings and chicken and is very satisfying in portion or also taste. I’ve gotten good and bad experience in their mee goreng mamak before though so food quality may differ in different outlets.
Despite the risk (I am very particular towards some food), I will go back for more. It’s convenient, comfortable and also affordable. The whole idea of a comfier place for your everyday mamak cravings is great and it’s a place I always head back to when I am looking for a quick meal or place to «lepak aka chill» with friends.

A good ol’ Malaysian favourite, I used to love frequenting their other outlet in Empire Shoppig Gallery. Prices are affordable (of course it’s more than you’re usual mamak) and the food is definitely on par with any other mamak I’ve been to. Their Nasi Lemak with Chicken Rendang was so tender and flavorful. I must say though their drinks are made in a glass filled with almost ¾ ice. I felt a bit cheated by this and actually told the waiter later as I was paying the bill. Overall though I would definitely come back.

While I was doing my internship, I practically lived on the train so during lunch hour I was always in KL Sentral. One of my favorite lunch places was Teh Tarik Place. It is pretty small in size but I thoroughly enjoyed the food. One of the things that I had quite regularly was their nasi lemak and teh tarik. Their in-​house specialty was their nasi kerabu which was also really tasty and seemed to be a favorite for a few of my colleagues. If you are near a Kelana Jaya line train station, this is an easy place to get to for lunch. Also, those working in Brickfields can get here quite easily as well. Parking is not all that cheap (unless you are coming with a group) otherwise, if possible, take the train.

Finding place to chill out with your buddy? Go to Teh Tarik Place. I could say the best teh tarik in town.
They also serve nasi lemak, roti canai, mee goreng all those mamak menu for breakfast for the whole day. Free wifi is one of the reason why you can stay here for the long hours.
Even though this place is mamak concept stall, but the ambience is more comfortable. No curry smell, it has inside and outdoor area, the decoration is more to contemporary art style.

Famous as a hangout spot, this used to be my favorite spot to just kick it with my friends during our college days (I cant believe I just used the term ‘kick it’.) It was usually quite packed which was good to scout and find potential dates and it’s noise during peak hours and weekends so you had to scream to talk to your friends but aside from that, everyone really enjoys their time there.
The place is set up to look like a typical ‘kopitiam’ but they somehow must have gotten distracted by all the wooden benches at the furniture store while picking up pieces for the restaurant. The place had a feel of a kopitiam but had the interior of a rainforest bar, when it came to the furniture that is. Everything was brown, a decent combination if you come to think about it. As for the food, I wouldn’t say it’s totally amazing but its decent and the price a little on the high side for normal, kopitiam-​type food.