Boleh Boleh! - Eastpoint Mall

Loved the hot claypot dishes in Boleh Boleh. The chendol is not as good as before however. It is diluted and does not have the wow factor it used to have somehow. It is a pity that such a renowned chendol is easily melted with not up to standard ingredients.

Very unpleasant experience dining in this food court. First talk about the service there. Went to the fried hokkien mee stall to order a plate of noodle, told the young man frying at the stove my order, his attitude was like I was invisible. I asked can use Fave pay, no response, then I realised no Fave pay so told him I pay cash, he still no response. I was so frustrated and asked him if he got my order, then he reluctant answered "ya", only reactive thing he did was to give me back my change. His face made me felt tt he was not keen in his job at all. After that went to order a popiah from the popiah stall, think the popiah lady is the most courteous person I saw in the food court. At least got response n even reminded me to take chopsticks. While waiting for the popiah, went to opposite coffe stall to order coffee, another expressionless human I met. Then went back to the hokkien mee stall to fetch my noodle, this time the lady from the Ban Mian stall handed me the noodle but also black face. I really regretted stepping into this food court to take my meal. Second thing to talk about, the food. With that kind of working attitude, I doubt the food can be too delicious. Hokkien mee, normal, can easily find better ones at any hawker centre. Somemore I find something like a tiny tree branch in my plate. Did not bother to approach anyone there to complain as I know sure get the bochap attitude. Popiah also so so. Really nothing to wow about. Anyway, my last visit to this food court based on the experience there. Boleh??? Tak boleh lah!!!

Great place to have a quick meal with a variety of options. The Malaysian-themed food centre will have you spoilt for choice and missing the food across the border. Favourites are the Ayam Bakar, Chicken Rice and Prawn Mee stalls. Prices are slightly higher than your usual food court.

It is a rip-off!!!. Order nasi ayam 2x ($5.50 each). The amount of rice is so pathetic. Order You Tiao Rojak ($7.60) as well, and it is so pathetic just like the nasi ayam. The double chicken porridge ($6.30) is the same as well. Not worth the amount paid, I have bought nasi ayam, chicken porridge and Rojak at other shops for less price and the amount is definitely more. I would have given negative ratings if it was available. The order was placed via Foodpanda. So beware not to get rip off!! I would not buy anymore from them or recommend anyone to buy from 'Boleh Boleh' (in malay) (in English means can). I would say Tak Boleh Tak Boleh (Malay) (in English-cannot cannot)

Was suprise to find this place! Had alot of different dishes sold, the claypot rice was good, wanton noodles are worth it. The prices here is reasonable! Would drop by again to try out other foods! Good thing is all foods sold here are halal!

Curry chicken mee - thick gravy , not that flavourful, yellow noodles had strong kee taste . Fried oyster no good . Ayam berempah - chicken meat bland . Chilly pan mee is good .

Claypot rice was tasteless. I have expected to have some scorched rice but mine was totally burnt as you can see from the photo. Chili pan mee was nice but for the amount paid, you get more portion at Encik Tan. Chendol was tasteless as well. Bowl was sticky from all the overflow from the condiments. Ordered the fried rice from the zi char stall for takeaway and was told it will be a 25 mins wait. We finished our meal and the fried rice was not even ready. I can’t imagine if I order for eat in.

Authentic dishes made generously from real ingredients- can be tasted from every freshly prepared dishes to the desserts. Price is affordable and have the smaller portions for family and friends to share and taste. The desserts are nicely done and the tastes are nostalgic and reminiscent of Chinese Malaysian Hawker Food