KNS Restaurant

While some patrons praise the "good portions" and "value-for-money aspect" of dishes like the simple prata, others report "BEYOND TERRIBLE" food and service.

A recurring complaint centers on outdated menu pricing, with instances of customers being charged more than advertised for items like the maggi goreng, which was listed at $4.50 but charged at $5.50.

The spiciness level is also a point of contention; some appreciate the "relatively high" heat, while others find it overwhelming, describing dishes as "Buldak spicy noodles." Service is frequently cited as slow and forgetful, with staff reportedly not writing down orders and making errors at payment.

We also note concerns about the use of plastic plates for dine-in and a 20% surcharge during Chinese New Year, which was not clearly communicated.

While the mutton chukka briyani received a positive mention for taste, the overall sentiment points to significant operational issues.

We'd recommend KNS Restaurant only if you're in the immediate vicinity and are prepared for potential pricing discrepancies and service inconsistencies.

Be sure to confirm prices before ordering, especially for items like the maggi goreng ($4.50 on menu, but reported as $5.50).