Authentic local hawker fare We've brought together 20 established hawkers from different parts of the country, such as Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown, Penang, Melaka, Ipoh and Kuching - so you don't need to travel anywhere else for the best, authentic fare. A true celebration of local flavours, you are in for a remarkable Malaysian treat! Recommended Vegetalk charsiew rice Curry Panmee Hon Kee Porridge Clay pot chicken rice Location: Location: Level 4, SkyAvenue (Non-Halal) Open daily from 9am – 9pm Price of Food RM 19-33 Price of beverage RM 6-9 Breakfast set RM 15 include drinks.

Nice ambience but very average food. Tried the chicken rice which was very bland. Most dishes were unavailable. Prices are high.

Came here to have my usual street food of Malaysia. The chicken rice, char kuey teow, wan tan mee were pretty good since you are in Genting. Can’t complain much. The only down side about here is that the price i am paying is kinda high side. I know eating in Genting is expensive but comparing to other restaurants, their menu are at least 10-20% cheaper than Malaysian Street Food. Furthermore you don’t provide any service at all and i can get waitresses to serve me and take my order. So kinda minis big point here. Taste Rating: 7/10 Ambiance: 9/10 Value Rating: 6/10 Service Rating: No service but giving a 2/10 as paying their price i can get some services Overall Rating: 6/10

Not sure what to eat for dinner last evening. So came to this food center, saw quite a number stall still open. First I queue at the curry fish head stall and operator too dme that I have to wait for 1 hour. Ended up I order a few fried noodles for my family. All are quite good. Price ranges from 16 to 20 plus ringgit.

Not good. The prices are eerily similar to those at Resorts World Sentosa which is incredibly unfriendly to the locals who have lower spending power. You would need RM50 per pax to comfortably buy a meal with drinks/dessert. And they don't really taste that good. I bought Hokkien Mee, and I think it's okay. BUT WHATS NOT OKAY IS THE PRICE POINTT. It's not okay to spend so much on food court stuff like, I can find cheaper at half the price at Gohtong Jaya/Permai and even feed two with that. You're better off with McD or smthn when you're at Genting and trying to save up haha. It's virtually impossible to not splurge on food up there otherwise.

The service here is horrible. Went to to Loong Kee hokien mee and Hainanese chicken, both the staff didn't seem interested in working. The food taste was very blend. Not much flavour. The price is a little expensive but that is expected as this is a tourist area. not very Clean. believe the owners won't care much as to these reviews because people still have to have their meals when up in Genting.

Everything here tastes average. It's a good place to dine if u come in a group. Everyone can choose their own food. Place is also very spacious. The food is expensive for the quality provided. In genting it's actually more worth to dine in a proper restaurant. At places like this, food is overpriced & tastes very normal.

Had the fish curry and it’s RM60 for that pot and rice for 2 pax. Price is reasonable as portion is enough for 2-3 pax. The curry is a bit too thick to my liking but the fish is very fresh. Considering food in Genting is a bit more pricier, this price seems reasonable. Has a variety of Chinese cuisine and the whole food court is separated into 2 sections (halal and non-halal section). There’s also a vegetarian restaurant in the non-halal section for those with that dietary requirement. Place is clean and serving time is fast. Recommended if you’re looking for a variety and there surely is something for everyone.

Ambience was great with many options. Food looks yummy but the actual taste was far from expectations. Curry fish head had more bones than meat. Curry gravy was the only saving grace. Ckt was ok. Hor fun was too starchy. Come and try once if you have no other options.

Disappointing. Big names. The food can’t even compare to any other food court in KL or PJ. Genting Highlands management pls do something. Already it’s double the normal price you should at least provide edible food. Workers are rude. No option when ordering CKT. wanted only koay teow. They said no choice only mee + koay teow. Cantonese Yin Yong also the same. Tasteless and rude workers. Terrible. It’s sad to see Malaysian food in this state

Chicken rice NOT good..serb3d cold and taste bad... On the ok there hand,the cendol is super nice..abc was good too

The best food court in Genting. Come & try local famous delicacies. The foodie that I will recommend are k.l. hokkien mee,wantan mee & fried kway tiao. For more on youtube:dailyvlog@willywilly

So much love this!! The place, the ambience, the food 🤤 I had vegetarian dishes and it's super delicious!! I love the soup and I wanna copycat the recipe 😭😭 but I dunno how wkwk

Have to buy card from a machine to buy food here , but can be refund later through another machine if there still money in the card . Some Famous hawker establishment from petaling street , but price was double the price from petaling street .

Visited Malaysian Food Street located at Sky Avenue in Genting Highlands. It is a spacious food court with many individual stalls and plenty of seats during the weekdays. The average price for a bowl of noodles and a meal is quite expensive at the price of RM21. The portion is considered medium size.

All the food here was really good and the portions were big to fill us up, thanks to chef Pravin for introducing us to this exceptional restaurant, really happy with the the food and will come again.

I am not impressed and the food is quite average. I feel the food has been commercializate by hotel cooking SOP. It lack of the passion cooking from the real street food and to be fair, no expectations since I am at genting. My take is dun waste time here, go and try those restaurants foods which probably might surprise u.

Pricey street food but more choices for tourists. Nice setting and deco. Good coffee. Average bowl of noodle costs RM20. A cup of black coffee costs RM6. Nothing is cheap in Genting so such prices are expected. Card system is good

Love this place. All the good food and names from all across Malaysia put in one convenient spot. Heaven for authentic Malaysian food. They have wanton noodle, fish curry head, hainanese chicken rice, satay, laksa and others

14 Dec 2023: came here first time .. environment okay... Tasted these 2: Chicken rice - 2/5. Rm22 a plate. Taste no good, soy sauce salty, ginger paste no good, rice no good. Beef noodle - 3/5. Rm21. So so only.. noodle no good. The soup taste 👍. Better go Beena's for nice food and better price in Genting.

Queued 45 mins for their egg set and I regretti 😵‍💫 Taste is quite average, kaya very thinly spread, coffee also quite average. Tau hua food with gula Melaka is shiokkkk

This is a food court in Genting. It's clean, at times very crowded. Love the curry fish head. A pot of curry comes with 2 plates of rice and 2 pcs of papadam. We ordered 2 pots. Actually you can order 1 pot and an extra plate of rice if there are 3 of you.

Obviously everything is overpriced... it's Genting! But if you ask me, it's cheaper than other restaurants. A plate of chicken rice will set you back RM21 here, while some kaya butter toast and a hot drink will cost you RM11. They were generous with the butter on the toast, the hot drink (i had cham) was just ok. The chicken rice was acceptable - quite hard to screw up chicken rice IMO. Except that the chicken wasnt heated up. I must say the environment is superb, attention to detail is amazing and makes you feel very cosy indeed.

Genting highlands offered very limited breakfast choices. Most of the small eateries are filled with people in the morning. We went to this Food Street for 2 days, always feel comforted because there are plenty of seats available. Must purchase their GeM card to make food purchases. The kiosk did not mention I could use my Genting Reward Card too to purchase food. If this was mentioned, I would prefer topping up my Genting Reward Card which can earn points too. Refund kiosk is also readily available to refund any balance to you. The toast / beverage kiosk is very popular. Even though they have long queue, their bread was pleasantly very nice and we loved it. Char Kway Teow is also very nice, in penang style. Generally, i would recommend this food street especially in the morning.

We always love hawker centres and the food quality here seems to have dropped over the years. Chicken rice used to be divine for us and it's still not bad now, can't say the same for the rest of the dishes we ordered.

A food court with a collection of stalls, supposedly from famous hawker around the country. Can't say it has the same quality. Some stalls seem be very far from the original that I've been to before. If you're stuck here with no transport, I guess it's not a bad option. But if u're able to go to KL, I'd say Lot 10 does a better job of bringing authentic hawkers together. You purchase by buying a refundable prepaid card

Extremely tasty food but the food street was too crowded. The price is reasonable (RM39 per person) for dinner (5pm to 10pm). The price in Genting Highland usually is much more higher than the others restaurant. Thus, RM39 is really worth to dine in. There are more than 10 stall you can choose from Curry fish head, Hokkien noodle, Hainanese Chicken rice, Penang Laksa, Asam Laksa etc. All the food was served unlimited. Never regretted visit here. But the food street was too busy and there were a lot of table left with dirt (People are waiting for those table but their cleaning staff were absent). Overall, it was a good experience to dine in as you have the chance to taste mostly all the Malaysian crusine.

Came here for breakfast and was surprised that there is quite a big selection ranging from clay pot to congee, wantan noodles to prawn noodles. Needless to say, it’s filled with loads of local delicacies to choose from. It’s good court style so have to self serve. We ordered their wantan Mee and Hakka Mee. Both came in biggg portions and is very hearty. The roti bakar is quite mediocre though. The place is big and clean. Guests will have to purchase a payment “card” before entering, reloaded and used to pay inside the food street. The noodles were around RM20+ per bowl so it’s not really “food court” prices. Overall, a good place to get filled in the tummy but nothing to really shout about.

Really disappointed ! The taste of food its not delicious and when eat not feel international place Eventhough expensive… please management do something to care about the quality of food .. so sad!

We had our dinner after concert at Arena of star and our next day dim sum and toast set breakfast here. Apart from wide seating arrangement, food such as claypot rice, curry fish head, claypot congee, hokkien mee is affordable compared with Singapore food price and delectable.