Bright and welcoming spot right next to the pickleball courts in Taman Kinrara. People come back for the relaxing vibe, fresh drinks, and good service. The space is small but works well for casual meetups after activities or brunch with friends.
Staff go the extra mile (one reviewer noted Bee's quick help with group events), and the aesthetic drinks photograph well. Expect limited menu choices and tight quarters when busy; prices lean pricey for portions, with mains from 19.90 and drinks from 9.90.
Shiok delivers solid food quality and welcoming service that keeps regulars coming back. Long-time diners praise consistent tastes, generous portions, and staff who know their names. Recent renovation improved comfort. That said, some find prices steep for the area, and a few noticed excess oil in fried items and kids meals.
The live band and moody dark tones draw crowds most evenings, particularly Thursday through Sunday. Food and cocktails earn consistent praise, though one diner flagged uneven table service. It works best for weekend drinks rather than quiet study, and parking is reliably available. Staff know their cocktails and plate dishes with care. A Saturday night here fills up quickly. One complaint: a family felt overlooked when a later-arriving couple with a time constraint jumped the queue. Some find it pricey for the area, but the vibe and performance schedule justify the cost for social visits.
Most visits bring satisfying specialty coffee and a calm workspace where locals extend their stay, though recent orders via delivery have tasted plasticky and in-store restrooms occasionally disappoint. Staff quality varies: Eugene and Alicia stand out for their barista skills and warmth, but others have seemed distracted or slow during peak service.
Last updated 2026-07-03