Chatterbox HK

Chatterbox serves some delicious Hong Kong favorites which is pretty similar to that off kim gary restaurant. Be sure to try their Dong po pork, fried rice & pork patties. Yes as you can see, this place is heavy on pork & clearly not halal.
The ice milk tea is a crowd favorite here as well as the standard shakes & ice blended. For me, I stuck to a simple hot tea as the combination of something as milky as that with oily food is a definite recipe for disaster. The prices here are pretty alright so you dont have to worry about burning a hole in your wallet. Moreover, you get to a dine in a calm & cool ambiance. Dont worry about parking as there’s ample parking space in the basement parking lot of Bangsar Village 1.

Chatterbox HK Restaurant is a place where my mom and I will go for dinner during weekday after work. The restaurant served Hong Kong dishes, and it’s located at the top floor at Bangsar Village 1 just opposite Toys ‘R Us.
The captain and the servers are always very friendly and the service are good, but there were times that we need to wait for our food a bit longer. For ala carte menu, they have the usual fried rice, baked cheese rice, hot & sour noodles, stir fried noodles and others. If you are there in a group, you can choose to order the dishes and pair them with white rice. Alternatively, they have set meal where you can choose any dishes from the set meal, and it comes with white rice and fruits.
The quality of the food are quite good and the portions are not too big. The pricing is not too expensive as the dishes are averagely less than RM20. I would recommend the place if you want to have some Hong Kong food that are not too expensive.

This is one of the Hong Kong style café restaurant that I used to frequent back in Ipoh, and I was quite surprised to find one outlet here in Bangsar as well. However, you don’t usually see Chatterbox elsewhere in Kuala Lumpur, which in my opinion is actually slightly better than the overrated Kim Gary. Again, this is just what I think.
Here, must try would be their Hong Kong style french toast and their milk tea. The combination is actually so good and it’s good for sharing too.
They do serve set meals here as well, but usually when I come here I will just be having tea break with friends, sharing their french toast.
Prices here are rather fair, especially that it’s located in Bangsar.

Shatterbox is a really cool Hong Kong restaurant, they have amazing food options, rich and delicious that goes with really good tea. I absolutely love it I know that you wouldn’t regret it for sure. You will love the service. cool staff, quite helpful and very nice. and the food is really really good.
The prices are average. So, you can have a really cool meal with 30 to 50rm, it depends on your budget I would say just go for it because it’s definitely going to be an amazing experience it’s going to be worth it, it’s super tasty food I honestly cannot wait to go to Hong Kong itself and discover all the beautiful Hong Kong cuisine.

Chatterbox is a Chinese restaurant located in Bangsar Village 1. I really like Chatterbox because I think the food is really yummy. In my opinion they make the best salted egg yolk squid, and its perfect everytime! They’re quite famous for their special tea drinks though I’ve not tried any. The Char Siew fried rice here is among the bst I’ve tried. generous portion of char siew and the taste is just right. This place is pricier than your normal chinese restaurant but thats only because of the location and also because the restaurant is pretty nice. I mean its casual but nice-​casual.
This is one of my favorite places and will frequent this place without a doubt.

Yesterday afternoon, I went with a 2 friends to have dinner in Bangsar Village. Because we wanted something different, we decided to try a Chinese restaurant, so we went to Chatterbox.
The interior design of the place is very nice and the atmosphere is very relaxing.
Once we received the menu, I decided very fast to go for a pork dish called DongPo Pork (東坡肉). The picture of the dish in the menu was incredible, so I wanted to try to see if it’s like that also in reality.
The DongPo pork did not disappoint, it was truly a mouth watering dish especially for a pork lover. The texture is very soft and tender, you can easily pry the meat apart with your spoon or even just chopsticks. Broccoli offsets the texture and tastes of the pork fat and everything goes very well with rice. However, the 3 pieces of giant pork belly proved too much for my stomach, and I will recommend anyone to share the dish instead. I would have finished it if I had a bigger stomach. The other two nobs had some sort of noodle and pork patties with salted fish rice.
They rated the dishes favourably, and we also had a plate of vegetable to share. I remember that the DongPo pork was RM 18 while the other dishes are comparable to any other HK style restaurants, usually priced at around RM 8 – 12. If you are a pork belly lover, don’t miss out this good stuff.

Just by looking at the name of the shop, you know that this is definitely a Hong Kong cuisine restaurant. Their old location has got a smoke friendly area outside the balcony walkway. But since the relocation of the shop within Bangsar Village 2, they are do not have a smoking are anymore.
As you can imagine, all Hong Kong cuisine restaurants offers similar types of dishes. They will always have cheese baked stuff and thick bread toast with all sorts of creative toppings. I won’t say their dishes are superb but it is good for what it’s worth.
I had a pleasant dine in experience as the staffs are friendly and attentive.