Luck Bros Kopi+ @ Puchong

Other than not so attentive servers and not enough in number, the rest are good. Food quality and portion commensurate with price. Given most cafe are not cheap now a days, Luck Bros Kopi's menu is competitively priced.

- Paul F -

Food taste good, big portion. Plenty of choices on menu, but a lot are not available There was a fly flying around. Parking seems limited. Place was half full on sunday lunch.

- Poley Lee -

Came here on Saturday around 2.30pm for a late lunch. Enjoyed the food and our time spent there. The mural on the wall is bold & attractive as was the bag that came with our takeaway food. A waiter recommended us to try their Signature Sang Har Noodles after our order had already been placed using the scancode. The friendly and efficient Cashier managed to revise our order, so we packed home the Hainanese Chicken Rice for my Mum and enjoyed the Signature noodles and Mee Siam Ayam Panggong there. Both the dishes tasted delicious and had sufficient portions. Another plus point is their complimentary soup, popcorn and ice sticks for dine-in customers' enjoyment. We will be back again to try other dishes for sure.

- Adiray -

The food here is really good, and the atmosphere is pleasant. They even offer complimentary snacks like popcorn and ice sticks while you wait for your food. The menu is extensive, featuring almost everything from nasi lemak, noodle soup, toast to dim sum and even set lunches. The only downside is the limited parking around the area, which might explain why it’s not very crowded.

- Sean Yam -

For October birthday babies celebration, a dear friend suggested Luck Bros. "Luck Bros? I tak nak minum Kopi leh" I said in protest. "Just make yourself available that day. I'll arrange the rest" he reassured me. So three of us went to Puchong industrial area - but more commercial activities here and industrial. Taking the whole semi-D, they have private rooms for both first and second floor. Our private room took the entire floor space with a long dining table, living hall area with karaoke + Chinese tea corner.. We ordered a set of dishes meant for 8-10 pax comprised of: ◾Seafood broth rice or 泡饭 - dish of the night with flavourful broth cooked with various seafood; the rice soaked in the broth making every scoop a bliss. ◾3 pcs of XL crabs cooked in chilly sauce - not the best version I had, crabs were fresh though. ◾Salt & pepper squids with garlic & chilly crumbs - crunchy and addictive. ◾Sizzling beef with ginger & spring onions - tender meat slices açcording to my friends. ◾Spicy mala chicken cubes - enjoyed both numbing meat and peanuts. Perfect accompaniment for our whisky. ◾minced meat & eggplant tofu - surprise surprise that it actually cooked nicely. ◾Stir fried lotus root - something to cut down the guilt. ◾A la carte - we ordered additional chicken satay which they gave generous meat portion and tasty peanut sauce. Paid RM100 corkage for BYO alcohol (unlimited) and the night turned from normal dinner to one filled with laughters and non-stop drinking + singing in the exclusive private room - minimum spending required. Note: They have recently changed the menu (we've been notified the last time we came here) so you might or might not get what you'd seen in the post.

- Boon Loong Leo -