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You are here: Home / Food Review / Popcorn Food Court @ Mid Valley: The Non – Halal Food Court in the Mall

Popcorn Food Court @ Mid Valley: The Non – Halal Food Court in the Mall

October 3, 2019 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review Leave a Comment

 Do you know there is a non-halal food court in Mid Valley. The Pop Corn food court is one of our family favourites as now you can have affordable meals here in Pop Corn Food Court.

The food court brings you a wide variety of food outlet where they have noodles, economy rice, bread shop, and more. The food court is usually packed during weekends.

Duck Rice & Siew Yok Rice
One can have their delectable duck rice or siew yok rice. The tender and juicy meat accompanied with a rice completes one’s tummy.

Portuguese Ikan Pari & Sotong (RM 12.80)
I am loving the kick of umphhh and spiciness of the dish itself. Though the portion of the ikan pari is not much but it is good enough for one. I am loving the taste of it with the spicy squid that accompany with it.



Nasi Lemak
Have your nasi lemak with the luncheon meat and also egg with it. You also can opt for additional add-ons such as chicken drumstick, and many more.

Overall, there are plentiful choices of food here and they are priced at affordably. If you are looking for some non-halal delights in Mid Valley, Popcorn Foodcourt would be the place.

Address: 2nd Floor, Mid Valley Megamall, Persiaran Mid Valley, 58000, Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours : Daily ( 10 am – 10 pm)

Locations: Mid Valley Tags: #DineInMidValley Category: Food Review



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