Food quality and portions remain reliable, with most customers finding the nasi kandar and mixed rice sets decent value at RM10 to RM30. Pricing complaints surface often: some say it fluctuates without clear reason, and iced tea at RM5 drew criticism as overpriced for what it is.
Based on limited recent reviews, so treat this as low-confidence.
Recent shift: The business relocated; some long-time customers report food quality and taste have declined since the move, though pricing remains competitive.
Burger Nuar serves hand-made burgers at affordable prices from a street stall in Taman Puchong Perdana. The crispy chicken burger stands out as a local favourite, earning consistent five-star ratings for taste and value.
Half of reviewers rate this place five stars, praising friendly staff like Masrita and Siti Aida, plus decent salads and cakes. But a quarter give it one or two stars citing slow service (waits up to 2 hours), stale or badly tasting cakes, and unprofessional staff - including one report of a supervisor scolding an employee in front of customers. Food inconsistency and order fulfilment are the main pain points.
Service swings wildly here. A handful of reviewers praise staff warmth and quick problem-fixing, but the majority encounter rude, impatient staff with stiff expressions and slow order fulfillment. Drink orders often arrive wrong or poorly made-undersweetened, wrong base, skimpy toppings-and staff rarely own mistakes without frustration.
Last updated 2026-08-10
