This food court offers a good range of stall serving up local favourites, with dishes such as asam laska, cendol, murtabak, nasi kandar and tastes from all states of this delicious country.

The food court works on a passport system, so you collect a card on the way in, swipe it each time you make a purchase and then pay on the way out. Portions are large and though prices may be higher than at the local mamk, its cheap compared to the more pricey options at Bangsar Shopping Centre.