Q Bistro TTDI in Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

"Had an amazing experience here! The food was flavorful, fresh, and nicely plated. The ambience was warm and inviting, and the restaurant was spotless and well-kept. The team was welcoming and provided excellent service throughout. Truly one of my favorite dining spots. I’ll definitely be returning again!"

"5 Stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing food at QBistro TTDI! The Rojak Sotong, Soup Daging, and Putu Mayang were all fantastic. The staff are friendly, and we were especially impressed with how clean the toilet was. It’s the little things that make a big difference. Well done and please keep it up! Can’t wait to return"

"Went here for a quick breakfast. I have been searching the genuine fresh susu lembu for a very long time, finally found it in here. Ordered a cup of the susu lembu myself, it did not disappoint me, love it! The food served here is quite fast. Would go to other branch again if craving for the susu lembu again. :D"

"Tasty Factor: 4/5 Price: Reasonable Service: Super Friendly Environment: Clean and suitable for family and friends Things I recommend: Their goreng2 menu"

"Q Bistro in Taman Tun Dr. Ismail is the sort of establishment one discovers quite by happy accident as an all-hours refuge where the scent of roti canai and teh tarik mingles most invitingly with the gentle bustle of the neighborhood. Upon entering, I found it refreshingly democratic: smartly turned-out executives, students deep in conversation, and weary travelers all breaking bread side by side.I began with the nasi lemak ayam goreng, served piping hot, the coconut rice perfumed and the sambal wickedly persuasive. The chicken arrived with a golden crust that crackled under the cutlery, decidedly satisfying. The maggi goreng followed, robust and unapologetically spiced, reminding me that simplicity, when executed well, can be its own sophistication. To finish, I took a teh tarik kurang manis, frothed high with admirable flourish. There’s a certain theatre in the pouring of it, a small act of everyday artistry that somehow captures Malaysia’s easy warmth. Q Bistro, though modest in appearance, carries itself with the quiet confidence of a seasoned host. It does not promise luxury; it offers comfort, and in that, it excels admirably. If you enjoyed this review, Please give me a Like!"

"I always come to QBistro TTDI for weekend breakfast because the atmosphere is very comfortable and the there is a very wide variety of food choices. It's easy to find something for everyone to eat when in groups of people of differing tastes. Everything is generally quite delicious. Today I tried their limited time menu of chicken stew and found it very satisfying and up to par with other western focused restaurants. Price was not too bad. Very attentive and quick service. Only downside is that being Taman Tun, the parking can be a bit difficult during peak hours."

"6/12/25, Saturday, 11.40pm: Q Bistro TTDI is a decent mamak-style spot if you’re around TTDI and want something quick and familiar. The food hits that Malaysian comfort-food vibe: good nasi kandar, nice variety, and enough options to satisfy a group with mixed cravings. The place feels chill enough for a casual hangout. Just be ready: if it's crowded the kitchen can get slow, and sometimes orders or bills get messy (check carefully!). All in all worth a try, especially if you’re not hunting for fine dining, just good, simple makan with friends / familia. What many people like about Q Bistro TTDI - The food is often described as “comforting Malaysian / nasi-kandar / mamak style. - Good environment for casual dining: clean restaurant, comfortable space, good for family or friends. - Variety of menu: Q Bistro offers a broad mix, from rice and curries to mamak-style dishes, even dim sum, desserts, Western & local favourites. This menu diversity appeals to groups with different tastes. Complaints and common negative/mixed feedback from users - Inconsistent service or ordering issues: A review reported getting items they didn’t order. - Sometimes long wait time for food, especially during busy hours or for certain dishes. #qbistro"

"While jetlagged after 12 hours on the road, it felt like I could eat anything here. While going for the regular mamak menu would have sufficed, I opted for chicken stew and garlic bread all because of their tiny advertisement they had. Was it long? Definitely. Was the chicken and gravy good? Absolutely. It had a rich and creamy texture while also giving out the biggest breast thighs that could fit in the bowl. While you'd formally use a knife and fork, I found it easier to eat with hands for the chicken portion. A vet nice limited edition meal."