Every review is five stars. Visitors return repeatedly for the immersive aquarium setup (tables, walls, floor, and stage all featuring live fish) and the owner's homemade dishes, especially lemongrass chicken and Nyonya seafood. The owner runs the kitchen and greets guests personally, and children can feed the fish. Food menu remains limited and skews towards drinking rather than dining, though prices are reasonable and no MSG is used.
The space suits family outings, celebrations, and young people seeking photos. Open from 4:30pm to 1:30am with comfortable seating, soft music, and a relaxed vibe. The owner designed and built everything himself.
Tucked inside IOI Business Park, this quiet cafe draws repeat visitors for Dutch baby pancakes and all-day breakfast. Drinks and pastries shine when prepared well, but consistency and essentials like wifi and chargers lag behind expectations.
Most visitors praise Clean U for healthy, satisfying meals and a photogenic setting. Specialty items like low-calorie braised pork rice and fried options that aren't greasy earn consistent mention. The space feels fresh and quiet, making it a natural gather spot for groups. However, one detailed complaint flags a 40-minute wait despite available seating, with food arriving cold and tasting dry. The reviewer found it overpriced relative to competitors in the "clean eating" category. For most, the experience delivers; for timing-sensitive visits or those prioritising speed, caution applies.
Large portions and a welcoming environment keep people coming back. Food quality is mostly strong-Korean ramyun, nasi lemak, and mango sticky rice shine-though some dishes vary inconsistently, and value against nearby rivals could be better.
Last updated 2026-07-10
