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pms70 says:
I stayed in this hotel twice, once in November 2003 and again in November 2005. The first time this was still a Novotel but that changed in 2004.
I booked this hotel myself after finding information on the internet. Emails were sent and responded to quickly and transport (limousine service which …
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afiqjo says:
This is the place to go if you'd like to taste Malay cuisine. Its perhaps the last remaining 'kampung' or village right smack in the city. Not a very touristy place as mostly locals from all over come here to eat. Food is very affordable. There are many food stalls to choose from, although close one…
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Jopin says:
Madam Kwan's has a very upmarket and stylish look to it, but unfortunately it's probably the very thing that patrons are paying so much for when dining here. The staff were hardly helpful either, with barely a smile on their faces and a wave of the hand to tell us to wait whenever we called out for …
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alexchan says:
All the food seems good here ... it is pricey by Malaysian standard but you do get quality. Hygiene isn’t up to Western standards as there are some flies around. It does a roaring trade so the food should be always fresh.
Filled Croissant: Divine, lots of filling.
Assam Laksa: Noodles in…
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mamasanlzn says:
Good eats. I think it is the only Malaysian restaurant in the southeast of the United States. Decor is beautiful. Food is good. I recommend the chicken roti.
The restaurant is located in the back of the plaza so you have to really look for it.
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