Chinoz

It had been a while since I last ate in Chinoz so after a long day of shopping, my cousins and I decide to have dinner there. I’ve never been impressed by the service in Chinoz, and that day was no different. I find some of the staff to be quite unfriendly and it almost feels like they’re sizing you up as soon as you walk in. Service is fast, no doubt about that, but the staff seem to lack in terms of basic PR skills.
I was hesitant about ordering the spaghetti carbonara because I’ve never been a carbonara kind of girl. Since it was one of the things on their menu that I’ve never tried before, I thought I’d just give it a go and Im so glad I did. It was delicious. The sauce is unlike any I’ve ever tasted, it’s so savoury and creamy and has a nice thick consistency. As soon as they set the plate in front of me, the aroma from it told me it would be amazing. This dish is an absolute must try when dining in Chinoz.
We ordered strawberry italian sodas that had little chunks of strawberries in it. The syrup to soda ratio was just perfect. Lunch that day was by far one of the best meals I’ve eaten. The Italian soda wasn’t too sweet and it was really nice and refreshing to drink. So, skip the boring soft drinks and try out one of their awesome Italian sodas when you visit Chinoz.

Western cuisine at its home. Some of their dishes are Battenberg Cake, Lobster Laksa & Marinara, Seafood Paella. Snapper Fillet with Sauteed Spinach & Mushroom and more.
Their average price is somewhere around RM25 and the dishes are quite tasty. The service in KL hasn’t been that great and there are just a handful of places where service impressed me. I didn’t experience anything major here but I know people who complained about the service so be mindful of that.
I love being able to have other food than just Asia cuisines so this place is on my list once in a while. Their breakfast is pretty good so give them a try if you are in the area.

You know those moments when you walk into a restaurant and you’re just like, «Damn, my wallet is going to regret this!»? Well let me tell you that for a pretty swanky looking restaurant, Chinoz is super affordable! Their menu is priced averagely at RM 20 upwards, and for quite the variety as well.
Sadly they don’t have an all-​day breakfast menu, but lucky for me I caught the breakfast session just 15 minutes before it was over. Woots! I had the Bacon & Eggs Breakfast (RM 22), for a surprisingly large portion as well. My eggs had been scrambled to fluffy goodness and was served hot with turkey strips and fresh toast. My only complaint would be that service there tended to be a little slow as my meal only came around half an hour later, even with just a handful of customers around. Oh well, minor bump in the road. Chinoz was a big win for me!

Takes Reservations, Walk-​Ins Welcome, Good For Groups, Good For Kids, Take Out, Catering, Waiter Service and Outdoor Seating
The restaurant was known as one pf the best from Bangsar Shopping Centre. The place from BSC is huge, with many seats outside or inside with air conditioned. Inside they have very comfortable bench seats and the ambience is a relaxing one.
In regards with the food they have a big variety of dishes which are quite nice, for a decent price. I ordered here once — Ozzie pie, which was delicious and vegetables which were good though a few more mushy peas would have been good, buy nothing to write home about though
The huge downside of the place is the staff. They avoid eye contact completely and they don’t smile. Also it takes a lot of time for them to take your order, not saying to bring you the order.
Chinoz have gone from being the best outlet at BSC to being way below average and that is a pretty low average in the first place.

Love the ambience here at night times especially on friday nights. Nice to people watch over drinks with friends, catch up on the latest gossips and happenings! The alfresco area would be best to do so.
Food is good too and very affordable. They are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Definitely should try coming here for breakfast too. their breakfast menu is the bomb digidy!

What attracted my attention in the very first place is their wine and beer promotions!
If you stayed in KL longer than a week you probably noticed that alcohol is one of the most expensive consumer goods if you compare it to other countries with similar standards of living.
There aren’t many options when you wanna have your early morning coffee without a big crowd or waiting in line — Chinoz never disappoints. They open at 8 and ready to serve you some fresh coffee.
I think their teas are quite over priced — you pay ¹²⁄₁₃ RM for a cup, it’s really odd to see that it costs as much as a cup of coffee.
I’ve had their big breakfast for 30 RM and I was a bit disappointed. You can get a beautiful meal in a good restaurant for that amount of money. But when I saw just casual breakfast that didn’t look that inviting or special I decided that I am not gonna make the same mistake and just stick with the coffee.