Varieties of food to choose from... a little bit expensive. Clean and friendly staff...

The place has been opened quite a long time ago. When I was employed with Adabi, they had this idea to have a restaurant using their Products during that time. Now it's a lot bigger than before. The food are mostly Malaysian (a little mixture with Indonesian/Java delights) delicious and tasty. If you like to have a true Malaysian food, come here, it's worth. The price is affordable. Both the management and the staff - including servers (sometimes the management staff would take the liberty of doing serving work) are great with customers. Possibly the parking (paid) can pose a problem during peak hours even at night sometimes. ---------------------------- Sunday 09/04/23 - Wonderful ifthar with eldest son, daughter in law and my handsome grandsons.

Nice place to eat with wide variety of traditional Malay food. Ample seatings. Affordable price. Wheelchair friendly. Ample parking. HALAL.

Breakfast nasi lemak with telur mata..The sambal is not spicy, a little sweet.The restaurant is clean and well maitained. The staff here are very helpful and courteous..The peanuts and anchovies were crispy...

Really a surprise when my wife suggested to come here. The ikan bakar is not your usual sambal laden fish but more curry like and on the dry side. But it was indeed good (my wife telling my in-laws she has never seen me eat that much of fish before). The other star is the kam-heong sauce which we ordered to be cooked with the lala. It was indeed delicious the chinese style (adapted a bit to malay taste buds if you ask me) cooking made me broke my 1 bowl of rice rule 😁 Even though the place can be stuffy especially if more people were there, I would definitely come again.

Various selection of local malay cuisine at affordable price

Reasonable price... offer Malay cuisine... Have also nasi ayam, rojak... Recommended for all... Parking available but sometimes hard to find (peak hour)

Varieties of Malay cuisine, tasty, price wise okaylah acceptable...can repeat once a while.

There were a lot of food choices, though one just stopped for early breakfast. Overall, taste wise is average to mediocre. A declining performance. I have been their patron since they only have 1 outlet ie Selayang. The food quality has dropped at the main outlet, sadly. Daging masak hitam was chewy and tough. (On the other hand, food quality at the branches has always been poor and couldn't be at the same par as Selayang.) Overly calculative restaurant staff, hence the expensive price beyond absurdity. I, too, experienced the same charges for two obvious different cut sizes of meat like the other sharing from the other customers. Nevertheless, I still come and have meals here once in a very long while 😅.

Nice, clean and the Mee Rebus taste good. Well surprisingly the kitchen has no chilli padi … after I requested twice the waiter brought some chilli padi!

Bad services at RnR tapah outlet. The food is too pricey and not affordable. Need to wait for long time to get my food. Please treat your customer well even though your customer is a kid, he still your customer who paid for his food.

The food was amazing especially the lamb, but the squid not the best due to the coconut flavour overwhelmed the squid taste

Have so much to offer from chicken rice to "nasi berlauk " char kuey teow and more. Comfy and good place for kids ☺️. Keep up the good service 👍👌

The taste of the food is so disappointed. And price is not reasonable. We're definitely not recommend this restaurant and not gonna repeat.

Having iftar here after a business meeting nearby. Great variety of food. Local malay cuisine. The traditional kuih meet my taste very well.

One should came and try food here , they have varieties of choices to.choose from , quality food served , clean shop , little bit on a high side but still worth it to try . You would not regret it at all

Serving authentic Malay food of all kinds, this restaurant has a lunch spread with a lot of options, ranging from lamb curries, to chicken done in a variety of styles (including barbecued ayam percik). There’s also a range of ulam (fresh herbs) which you can have together with spicy sambal. Just take what you want and sit down to eat. The waiter/waitress will come to you to price your meal and ask for your drink order. Aside from the dishes that you eat with rice, you can also order bihun sup daging (beef soup with rice noodles) and other standalone dishes. Prices are actually quite reasonable— a meal with two pieces of mutton on the bone, two veggies and a drink costs around RM16.