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Located at the Promenade of Dataran Putra, Selera Putra is where visitors can sample an array of food, ranging from local favourites to fast food, and both Western and Asian delights. The food court which is flanked by Masjid Putra, offers a wide variety of international and local delights and can accomodate 800 diners at any one time. It offers indoor and outdoor dining with great views of the Putrajaya Lake.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Promenande Dataran Putra, Putrajaya
Very nice location at the lake, at Botanical Garden in Putrajaya.
Excellent food and service.
For example:
fried egg foo yong (with shrimps) RM 15
asparagus with garlic RM 15
rice RM 1
jasmine tea RM 3
(+ 15 %)
Written Jan 13, 2008
Phone: 03-88891188
Selera Putra food hall is located at the Sisiran Putrajaya, Putra Square in Presint 1. It offers a wide variety of international and local delights to tempt your palate.
The diners have a choice of ambience - either the spacious, air-conditioned indoors or outdoors by the tranquil lake. Not just food, the clients will also find myNEWS.com - a magazine cum food kiosk, baby-changing rooms, ATM machines and public telephones.
List of stalls serving variety of foods are as follows:
a) San Francisco Coffee
b) Hameed Nasi Kandar
c) Dim Sum & Dessert
d) La Cucur
e) Nando's
f) Rain Nudle House
g) Kelantan Delights
h) Noodle House
i) Jagung Manis (Kiosk)
j) Chicken Rice
k) Claypot & Sizzling Hotplate
It is open on Mondays to Fridays at 9.00 a.m - 7.00 p.m and on Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays at 9.00 a.m - 9.00 p.m.
Updated Sep 19, 2007
Address: Selera Putra, Dataran Putra, Presint 1, Putrajaya
The food court is located at the junction of Jalan P8 and Jalan P8C, within the vicinity of the other public amenities namely the smart school, neighbourhood learning centre, residential and commercial units. A total of 15 units of stalls, offering a wide variety of food in operation at the food court, the first neighbourhood food court in Putrajaya.
Updated Sep 19, 2007
Address: Food Court, Presint 8, Putrajaya
Set at the end of a sheltered wooden path, right beside the Putrajaya Lake, Putrajaya Seafood Restaurant embraces resort style dining in Polynesian architecture amidst the lush greenery of the Botanic Garden.
Putrajaya Seafood Restaurant offers al-fresco dining by the lake and indoor dining as well as steamboat and barbeque dining packages in Cabanas. You can also choose from the ala Carte menu a variety of imported live fresh seafood, cooked to your preference in Chinese, Malay, Western or Thai style.
The restaurant's operational hours is as below:
11.30 am - 2.30 pm : Lunch
2.30 pm - 6.00 pm : Snacks
6.00 pm - 10.30 pm : Dinner
Written Sep 19, 2007
Address: Putrajaya Seafood Restaurant, Presint 1, Putrajaya
Cosmopolitan dining in Putrajaya comes in the form of the Selera Putra food hall which is located at the Sisiran Putrajaya, Dataran Putra in Presint 1. The food hall which is flanked by Masjid Putra, offers a wide variety of international and local delights to tempt your palate. The food court can accomodate 800 diners at any one time.
The diners have a choice of ambience - either the spacious, air-conditioned indoors or outdoors by the tranquil lake. Not just food, the clients will also find myNEWS.com - a magazine cum food kiosk, baby-changing rooms, ATM machines and public telephones.
Favorite Dish: * San Francisco Coffee
* Hameed Nasi Kandar
* Dim Sum & Dessert
* La Cucur
* Nando's
* Rain Nudle House
* Kelantan Delights
* Noodle House
* Jagung Manis (Kiosk)
* Chicken Rice
* Claypot & Sizzling Hotplate
Written Sep 3, 2007
Food are special
Favorite Dish: Moderate
Written Apr 12, 2010
Address: near Botananial Garden
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people told me that eating or dining in Putrajaya is expensive !
I didn't have the time to check as when I was there the eating places were closed anyway.
Written Apr 7, 2004
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