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Looking for good food at Quill City Mall? This city-centre mall has plenty of options tucked across its floors, covering everything from Malaysian comfort food and kopitiam classics to Japanese, Thai and Chinese favourites. Here are 10 of the best places to eat in Quill City Mall, including affordable meals, family-friendly restaurants and spots worth saving for your next food hunt.
| Name | Location | Key highlight |
|---|---|---|
| Hometown Hainan Coffee | G-06, 39 & 40 | Kopitiam classics and local favourites |
| Thai Chicken Rice Station | LG-13 | Fast weekday service and dishes from RM12.90 |
| Sen Teppanyaki | LG-13A | Teppanyaki sets with rice, miso soup and chawanmushi |
| Kungfu Ramen | LG-11 | Lanzhou-style beef noodles from RM9.50 |
| KatsuGo | 2-19 | Japanese curry meals from RM9.90 |
| Little Canton | G-42 | All-day dim sum and sharing dishes |
| Kafe Ruuma | LG-21-21A | Nasi lemak from RM6.90 and familiar local dishes |
| Happy Potato | LG-12 | Seasoned fries, tots and chicken combos |
| Pak Punjab Restaurant | 2-05 | Tandoor meats, biryani and naan |
| Rusim Thai Kitchen | G-19-20 | Thai menu with seafood and sharing dishes |
1. Hometown Hainan Coffee (G-06, 39 & 40)
A good kopitiam never goes out of style, and if you’re looking for one at Quill City Mall, Hometown Hainan Coffee makes a strong case for why.
Founded in 2008, the homegrown chain draws inspiration from the Hainanese coffee culture that took root in Nanyang generations ago, carrying forward recipes that have been enjoyed for decades to be enjoyed in modern times.
One thing you’ll notice almost immediately is the sheer variety on offer. Instead of specialising in just one or two signatures, Hometown Hainan Coffee covers plenty of Malaysian favourites.
Among its bestsellers, White Curry Mee Special deserves a spot on your order. Creamy, aromatic and soothing, it’ll make you want to finish down to the last spoonful.
Those after something heartier can turn to the Grilled Beef Rice Bowl with Onsen Egg, where tender beef, a velvety onsen egg and savoury sauce come together in a combination that’s simple but undeniably addictive. Their Hainan Chicken Chop is another must-try, an old-school staple that continues to earn its place on the menu with its timeless appeal.
Sweet endings are just as tempting. Rather than sticking to the usual cakes and pastries, Hometown Hainan Coffee leans into local flavours with a Kaya Mille Crepe, layering fragrant kaya between delicate sheets of crepe. Adding to the lineup is Kaya & Peanut Butter French Toast — velvety kaya and creamy peanut butter nestled between golden, fluffy slices of toast.
Pair either with a glass of Gula Melaka Hainan Teh or Gula Melaka Hainan Latte, where the deep, caramel-like notes of palm sugar add a welcome richness without overwhelming the drink.
Good kopitiams have a way of bringing people together, and Hometown Hainan Coffee captures that feeling without having to break traditions. Familiar recipes, dependable flavours and a welcoming atmosphere make it somewhere you’ll happily return to whenever the craving for local comfort food strikes.
+603 2602 0788
Daily: 8am – 10pm
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2. Thai Chicken Rice Station (LG-13)
For a quick and affordable Thai food at Quill City Mall, Thai Chicken Rice Station is a pretty solid option. The weekday service impressively fast, making it especially convenient when you’re squeezing in lunch between errands or meetings.
The Boiled Chicken Rice is the standout for patrons. The chicken is tender without being overly soft, while the rice has a lovely fragrance that carries enough flavour on its own. It also tastes fairly authentic, which is always a plus when you’re after something simple and comforting.
The Pad Kra Pao Chicken With Rice is decent, though some probably would wish it has more heat. If you like your pad kra pao properly fiery, you may find this version a little tame.
Still, prices here are hard to complain about, with dishes starting from RM12.90 and set meals with a hot drink from RM14.90. The menu also includes Crispy Fried Chicken Rice, Mixed Chicken Rice, Mango Sticky Rice, and a range of Thai drinks such as Thai milk tea and Thai coffee.
Nothing too fancy, but when you want a fuss-free Thai meal that won’t hurt the wallet, this one does the job.
+6011 6566 2976
Daily: 10am – 10pm
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3. Sen Teppanyaki (LG-13A)
If you’re after affordable teppanyaki at Quill City Mall, Sen Teppanyaki is worth a look.
One of their bestsellers, Teppan Rib Eye Beef Steak Set, comes with rice, miso soup, chawanmushi and unlimited drinks such as sirap and green tea. The beef is well-seasoned and grilled until nicely cooked, with a portion that looks modest at first but proves sufficiently filling when paired with the rice.
Other teppanyaki options include Teppan Tori (from RM22.90), Kimchi Beef Yakiniku (RM31.90), Teppan Saba Fish (RM31.80) and Teppan Salmon (RM39.60). There are also donburi, fried rice and local-inspired dishes such as char kuey teow and pad kra pao.
+6012 310 3957
Daily: 10am – 10pm
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4. Kungfu Ramen (LG-11)
Noodle lovers have another reason to stop by Quill City Mall with the upcoming arrival of Kungfu Ramen, a specialist in Lanzhou-style clear soup beef noodles. Originating from northwestern China, Lanzhou noodles are best known for their springy, hand-pulled strands and clean, aromatic broths, and that remains the focus here.
The menu is refreshingly affordable, with bowls starting from just RM9.50. The classic Beef Noodle Soup (RM10.50) keeps things simple with hand-pulled noodles in a clear beef broth, while the Braised Beef Noodle Soup (RM11) offers a richer, more savoury alternative. There are also lamb, chicken and vegetable noodle soups, alongside Xinjiang-style mixed noodles and fried hand-pulled noodles for those who prefer something less soupy.
Beyond noodles, the restaurant serves mutton and chicken shashlik, freshly made dumplings, beef buns and a range of northwestern Chinese dishes such as cumin-fried meats and braised beef.
Daily: 10am – 10pm
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5. KatsuGo (2-19)
For a family-friendly Japanese curry fix at Quill City Mall, KatsuGo keeps their food hearty, straightforward and easy on the wallet. Portions are generous enough for a proper meal, while the curry leans closer to Malaysian tastes than the sweeter Japanese-style versions.
The Tori Katsu Curry Rice (RM9.90) is the obvious place to start, with a crisp chicken cutlet served over rice and topped with Katsugo’s signature Japanese curry. It has a gentle sweetness with just a hint of spice, making it a good fit for those who prefer their curry more savoury than sugary. The Signature Set (RM15.90) comes with fresh cabbage, miso soup and Japanese green tea.
There’s plenty beyond chicken katsu too. Tori Karaage Curry Rice (RM19.90) pairs Japanese-style fried chicken with the signature curry, while Sakana Katsu Curry Rice (RM18.90) and Ebi Katsu Curry Rice (RM19.90) offer fish and crispy prawns respectively. For something different, the Tori Katsu Don (RM18.90) comes with Japanese dashi egg sauce, onions and rice.
+6011 5930 0266
Daily: 10am – 10pm
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6. Little Canton (G-42)
If dim sum is your love language, Little Canton at Quill City Mall is an easy one to keep on your radar. The menu covers plenty of familiar Cantonese favourites, from delicate dumplings to fluffy steamed buns and more substantial dishes for when dim sum alone won’t cut it.
Start with the Chicken Siu Mai (RM9.90) or Prawn Dumpling (RM14.90), while the King Prawn Siu Mai (RM14.90) brings a more indulgent take on the classic. For something a little different, there’s Sweet & Sour Beancurd Roll (RM14.90), Glutinous Rice (RM9.90) and Salted Egg Pau (RM9.90), the latter filled with a rich, savoury-sweet salted egg filling.
The all-day dim sum selection gives you even more to play with, including Tomyam Siu Mai (RM9.90), Black Pepper Siu Mai (RM9.90), Five Spice Chicken Feet (RM12.90) and Ebikko Prawn Dumpling (RM12.90). There are also less conventional picks such as Cheese Prawn (RM12.90) and San Jin Pau (RM12.90), a pan-fried bun with a crisp underside.
For a proper family meal, the Roast Chicken Set comes with half a roast chicken, oyster sauce kailan, ginseng chicken soup, spicy fungus, braised egg and two portions of steamed rice. Meanwhile, the Roasted Duck starts from RM80 for two, making it a more substantial option for sharing.
+6012 626 7899
Daily: 8am – 10pm
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7. Kafe Ruuma (LG-21-21A)
Tucked into the basement of Quill City Mall, right beside the supermarket, Kafe Ruuma is the kind of no-frills eatery when you want a proper meal without spending too much for food. The setting may be simple, but the menu is packed with familiar Malaysian favourites at wallet-friendly prices.
The Nasi Lemak Ayam Goreng (RM6.90) is a particularly good-value option, pairing fragrant coconut rice with crispy fried chicken, sambal and the usual accompaniments. There’s also White Curry Mee (RM9.90) with a creamy coconut-based broth, Asam Laksa (RM7.90) and Wantan Noodle With Fried Chicken & Fried Wantan (RM11.90) for those after something more substantial.
For a more complete rice meal, the Curry Chicken Nasi With Ulam (RM11.90) comes with tender curry chicken, fresh ulam and sambal. Meanwhile, the Roti Bakar Set (RM7.90) combines butter-and-kaya toast with two half-boiled eggs and hot coffee or tea, making it an easy breakfast or teatime pick.
There’s even a sizeable Ayam Goreng selection, with combo sets ranging from RM12.90 for 2 pieces to RM99.90 for 20 pieces, plus sides and drinks.
+6011 5555 9312
Mon to Fri: 9am – 10pm
Sat & Sun: 10am – 10pm
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8. Happy Potato (LG-12)
For something a little more snackable, Happy Potato brings a spin to the humble potato with its range of seasoned fries, tots and chicken-filled combos.
The signature Happy Shake (RM11.90) comes with freshly fried shaker fries and a choice of flavour, with the fries shaken seven times for an even coating. There are also Waffle Fries (RM11.89), Loopy Fries (RM11.89) and Potato Tots (RM11.89), while the larger portions range from RM13.87 and are better suited for sharing.
If plain fries won’t quite cut it, the Happy Combo with Chicken Pop (RM16.80) pairs shaker fries with crispy chicken popcorn and two flavour choices. The Happy Combo with Jumbo Nuggets (RM16.90) comes with four pieces of meaty nuggets, while the Chicken Tender Combo (RM19.75) includes two thick tenders alongside the fries. Larger versions are available for RM18.77 to RM21.60, depending on the combination.
For something simpler, there’s also a Hashbrown (RM6.51) and Smiley Fries (RM11.89), which should prove particularly popular with younger diners.
+6012 788 1723
Daily: 10am – 9.30pm
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9. Pak Punjab Restaurant (2-05)
For a taste of Punjabi and Pakistani food at Quill City Mall, Pak Punjab Restaurant brings together fragrant rice dishes, tandoor-grilled meats and an extensive selection of naan and flatbreads. The dining room has a warm, traditional feel, making it a comfortable spot for both casual meals and larger family gatherings.
The Tandoori Chicken (RM40) is a natural starting point, while the Tandoori Fish (RM43) offers a lighter grilled option. For something more substantial, the Lamb Shank Biryani (RM65) pairs tender lamb shank with fragrant basmati rice and aromatic spices, while the Lamb Shank Pulao (RM65) takes a slightly simpler route with spiced rice.
The bread selection is equally tempting. Plain Naan (RM3.50) and Butter Naan (RM5) make affordable accompaniments to curries, while the Garlic Naan (RM9) and Garlic Cheese Naan (RM17) bring considerably more flavour to the table. There’s also Chapati (RM4.50), Aloo Paratha (RM11) and flaky Lacha Paratha (RM9).
For sharing, the menu gets considerably more elaborate, with Pakistani Style Mutton (RM48 for medium) and Special Claypot dishes from RM60, depending on the meat and portion.
+6016 337 8674
Daily: 10am – 10pm
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10. Rusim Thai Kitchen (G-19-20)
Thai food doesn’t need to come with a hefty price tag, and Rusim Thai Kitchen at Quill City Mall proves it with a sprawling menu of familiar Thai favourites at fairly approachable prices.
The rice dishes are a good place to start, with Pad Kra Pao Chicken With Rice (RM19.90), Golden Prawn Fried Rice (RM19.90) and Pineapple Fried Rice (RM20.90) among the options. For something more communal, the Tom Yam Soup (RM24.90) comes loaded with seafood, while the Clear Tom Yam Soup (RM22.90) offers a lighter, cleaner broth with chicken and mushrooms.
Seafood gets plenty of attention here too. The Thai-Style Steamed Sea Bass (RM49.90) comes with a sour, spicy and garlicky sauce, while the Crispy Fish With Green Mango Salad (RM49.90) contrasts crunchy fried fish with tangy green mango. Prawn lovers can opt for Salted Egg Prawns (RM32.90) or Creamy Butter Prawns (RM32.90).
Don’t skip the starters either. Thai-Style Pandan Chicken (RM15.90 for 5 pieces) and Lemongrass Chicken Skewers (RM16.90 for 6 pieces) make easy sharing plates, while Prawn Pad Thai (RM19.90) covers the noodle craving.
Finish with Mango Sticky Rice (RM16.90) or Thai Red Ruby (RM8.90) for something sweet, and you’ve got a fairly complete Thai spread without an overly painful bill.
+6018 207 2800
Daily: 10am – 10pm
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How to choose where to eat at Quill City Mall
For a quick, affordable meal, Thai Chicken Rice Station and Kungfu Ramen suit diners who want straightforward food without a lengthy meal, while Kafe Ruuma works for budget Malaysian staples. KatsuGo is a practical choice for Japanese curry and family-friendly portions, whereas Sen Teppanyaki suits diners after a more complete set meal. For groups, Little Canton and Pak Punjab Restaurant offer dishes designed for sharing, while Rusim Thai Kitchen has a broad Thai menu with seafood and communal plates. Hometown Hainan Coffee is better suited to those craving familiar kopitiam fare, with Happy Potato offering lighter, snackable options.
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