Leanie Toh

It has been 3 yrs since I last visited. Still find the architecture amazing. Huge and very well maintained. Washrooms were clean but can be improved on the ventilation. Plenty of F&B outlets and retails. Window displays were beautiful too.
It was nice to have water dispensers near the boarding gates. Also MAS was giving out door gifts for departing and arriving too. Not sure whether its just for a promotional period but we were happy to receive. Great service from the staff.

Huge and lovely 'one of its kind' architecture. The pyramid can be seen from very far. The whole area was well planned. The mall is attached to hotel, Sunway Lagoon theme park, a convention centre and etc. As I remembered, it was the first mall to have ice skating rink. A shopping mall with plenty of entertainment suitable for whole family. Love the beautiful domes differentiated by the color which was helpful for not losing one's way while engrossed in shopping. Many nice eateries too. However parking is somewhat difficult at certain hours.

This was my favourite lunch joint when I was working in Penang 23 years ago. Huge "spoilt for choice" food court with plenty of varieties...Chinese, Indian and Malay food. Some stalls are open only for breakfast. Very spacious dining area and very high ceiling with good ventilation. Nicely renovated toilets and well maintained.
The oysters omelette from stall no. 32 is a "die die must try". I opted for a medium size portion...Rm16. This is not the crispy version but very delicious. The big oysters were fresh, plump, juicy and lovely with the spicy chili sauce. Worth the 25 mins wait.
The pasembur was as good as ever. Mixture of thick spicy sauces. I didn't want to queue for the mee goreng sotong which obviously still very popular.
Fried koay teow was yummy as well except it was without the Chinese sausages. Perfectly fried and the bean sprouts were still crunchy.
Lobak was okay. Sauce was a bit diluted.
Unfortunately my fav dessert...apom from an Indian shop was closed.
I have always recommended this food court to my outstation and oversea friends. Still the right choice if you are at this side of the island.

Very cool interior. Dim like a bar/cafe. Spacious and clean. There are a few outdoor dining as well. It was not crowded as it was after lunch hour. The menu was attractive. You have to order and pay at the counter.
I just had to try the soft shell crab burger. Unusual but delicious with a sunny side up egg and a combination of sauces. The crab was crispy as it should be. Avocado toast was just as yummy. A plateful of colour. The drinks were good. The lemon tart was too runny and sweet for me but it completed my satisfying lunch. Service was great.

It's just 1 shoplot size and not the usual cornerlot kopitiam. Though small but there are like 7 food stalls and dining area was not bad. Crowded on peak hours.
The wantan noodle and dry curry noodles were both yummy but salty for me. Char siu was tender. Dry curry koay teow was with lots of ingredients...fried beancurd, long beans, brinjals, shredded chicken and prawns.
Service was fast, as it was past lunch hour.