Visited on a busy Saturday night. The equipment is new, and each room has its own air purifier. We appreciate that it’s a non-smoking facility, although we did experience a brief issue when someone (who we later learned was a foreigner unfamiliar with the rules) in another room tried to light a cigarette. The smoke traveled through the HVAC system and entered our room. However, the staff handled the situation very professionally — they addressed it immediately, reprimanded the guest, and ensured it didn’t happen again. They even offered us an extra 30-minute extension as an apology, which was a nice gesture. Overall, a good experience despite the minor hiccup.
This Teo Heng outlet is fantastic. I loved the ambience, and the staff were really friendly too. I would definitely recommend coming here for a karaoke session, whether for a small group or a large gathering!
First time visiting Teo Heng. The area is clean and tidy, the price is pretty reasonable, and there's even a promotion going on! Kudos to one of the staff for assisting. When I was curious how big the room was, he gave me suggestions on which room to take and even showed me how to use the system. I didn't catch his name, but he is a young gentleman who wears a jacket. He was very passionate and polite!
Karaoke KT was a fantastic experience! The ambiance was cozy and inviting, making it a great place to relax and have fun. The venue was well-maintained, and the staff were friendly and accommodating. I also loved that they had a great selection of new songs to choose from. Overall, a wonderful spot for karaoke lovers.
Newly opened outlet in Tengah. It’s less crowded at the moment. Nasi Lemak was good, especially the chili and the chicken. The rojak is also good for sharing.
Seats here are a little limited, but I think it’s worth the wait for the affordable, delicious food.
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This newly opened place offers a good variety of Malaysian cuisine, and the price point is reasonable, which explains the long queues, especially on weekends.
The curry noodles were not the typical local curry, which can, at times, be very lemak. It was more similar to the kind cooked with evaporated milk, allowing it to be creamy and flavourful without being overpowering.
The nasi lemak was interesting. The rice was not the usual fluffy basmati rice one would expect. Imagine the rice as a fusion between chicken rice and lemak rice. This was not a bad thing, though. As I chewed on the grains, they released a nice aroma. The sambal, which was not overly spicy, elevated the dish with its spiced savory profile. The achar balanced out the greasiness, making the staple a rather wholesome dish to have at any time of day.
Coffee was smooth and fragrant, and the usual sweetness would be just right for the majority.
The Shao pau was a disappointment, though. The fillings lacked fragrance, and the dough, while flaky, was a little dry.
Overall, this is a nice place, conveniently located beside the MRT, to satisfy your cravings for Malaysian delights.
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