Little Penang in Mid Valley and The Curve both serves rather authentic penang food. Try the assam laksa, char kway teow, prawn noodles and chendol.

Ordered Char Kuay Teow, Penang Prawn Beehoon, and a starter dish. Didn't need to wait that long for the Fried Kuay Teow to arrive, although it is stated in the menu the wait time will be approximately 20 minutes. Food served within less than 10 minutes. I believe, the more customers , the longer the wait time will be for... More

Quick service, simple menu, tasty food, good value

Here in Malaysia you can get much better food than this out on the street at the numerous stalls but if you are stuck in KLCC and get hungry, this is pretty good. Not sure if its Penang good but its good (but about 3x what the stall prices are...).

Good alternative to the food court at KLCC where seats are hard to come by. Though we have to wait for a table, but don't really have to wait that long, probably because the setting of the place doesn't really invite one to sit and laze around. Kopitiam atmosphere, table placed pretty close to one another, not an ideal place... More

Large queues and expansive menu but only average in my opinion. Reasonably priced.

We chose this restaurant on the last night of our three week trip to Malaysia when we were tired and couldn't really be bothered with making decisions. Given that the restaurant is in one of the more glitzy malls in KL, it offers good value for money and a wide selection of Malaysian (mostly Penang Nyonya) cuisine. My husband and... More

get delicious penang food in klcc, same price at signature's, why not stay in the resto

It was one of the first shopping mall restaurants in KL to promote Penang food. There are a few outlets within the Klang Valley; you will find them at Mid Valley, KLCC-Suria and The Curve, Damansara. The rice-sets are more like home-cooked food, i like the chicken set best but they also have a fish set and a devil curry... More