Teh Tarik Place

Absolutely the best place for Teh Tarik and Roti Canai! I’m just so thrilled that they are located at Nu Sentral, an easily accessible place through public transport. I found out that they also serve Nadi Kerabu and it’s a much healthier version compared to Nasi Lemak. So it’s even more attractive for me to visit this place.
Those of you who loves roti Canai or roti prata as its termed in Singapore and enjoys a cup of Teh Tarik, you ain’t taste anything like it until you’ve been to The Teh Tarik Place.
The service is great! You can either order and pay first before you get a seat or just sit first and the waiter will come by with a menu for you. I just love their food and the reasonable prices, I went there every day!

The Tarik for me is the restaurant where I get to experience all these awesome pure Malaysian food flavours! I just know i will walk in there and it will not be missed cultures food, it will be 100% Malaysian! I absolutely enjoy the food and my time spent there!
I would say this restaurant is better than the one at Bangsar where the waiters have no idea of where the next dish goes to!

Since the recent flourishing of multiple «hip and happening» outlets over at Nu Sentral, my family and I just can’t seem to get enough of this mall! Located at a convenient distance as well as only moderately crowded, this place has really grown to be one of our favorites. We were at Nu Sentral a few days back when we decided to settle down at this restaurant titled ‘Teh Tarik Place’ for lunch. The first thing I noticed was how it provided a pleasantly bustling atmosphere, but managed to be mellow enough for a laid back feel to it.
Now for as long as I can remember, I’ve always enjoyed the service provided by Malaysian type kopitiam restaurants as they are always friendly and in good spirits. However I do have to admit that the service here put me off a little. Our waiters were just plain out disinterested and bored when it came to taking orders from customers. There was no smile, no ‘welcome’, no ‘thank you’. Food there wasn’t all that great either. My nasi lemak with rendang (RM 10.50) was messily presented, cold and bordering on tasteless! The atmosphere was the only thing I enjoyed about this place, but everything else was a real bummer.

Used to be visiting this place quite often while I was taking public transport, I really liked their nasi lemak here. They serve a very wide variety of nasi lemaks here, a lot of dishes for you to choose from.
Their sambal is really fragrant here, not overly spicy too. so, if you’re someone who likes sambal and nasi, you should try this place out.
However, lately I feel like their portion has somehow become smaller. Anyway, I visited the place less now that I rarely go to NU Sentral mall.
Also, I really liked their teh-​o-​limau ais here. It somehow tasted different from others that I have tried, the tea tastes really bold here, and not just the normal sweetened teh-​o-​limau.
A rather humble ambience in the restaurant, even though it gets a bit noisy at times, but still a not bad place to chillax with friends and catch up.
Price wise, I think it’s pretty fair for a place in such central location.
Overall, not bad food, price and convenient location.

To be honest, I would rate this place a 2.5 star instead of 3. I come here quite regularly for lunch or dinner and I was satisfied with the food when they first opened. Somehow I feel it has dropped in quality a little.
My regular orders are the Nasi Lemak Sambal Sotong and Nasi Lemak Ayam Goreng. Sometimes I go for the Indomee goreng, which is quite good but very small in portion. Another gripe about the Indomee goreng is they use those frozen corn /​pea /​carrot cubes and I find it quite atrocious.
They have Cucur Udang during tea time, usually from 3−6pm, which I find quite satisfying. The chilli sauce that comes with it is sweet and has a strange colour, but no complains. Food is generally just slightly above average. Don’t forget this is a shopping mall outlet, so expect mall food prices.