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I actually discovered this restaurant completely by chance. I was in the area to buy a cheesecake from a bakery just a few steps away. As I was walking back to my car, something caught my eye—a banner in front of a newly opened restaurant, proudly announcing a 50% discount on all menu items. Well, you can guess what happened next. Curiosity got the best of me, so I peeked inside.

At that time, the place was still quiet. No crowd, no buzz—just a clean, simple setup and the smell of something delicious coming from the kitchen. It wasn’t flashy, but something about it made me want to sit down and give it a shot. I’m so glad I did.

That first visit turned out to be one of those rare food finds that instantly stick with me. The soup, the beef, the noodles, the chili oil—everything was so much better than I expected, especially for a restaurant that had just opened and barely had customers yet.

Since that day, it’s become my go-to whenever I need a comforting bowl of Chinese noodles.

✅ What’s on the Menu?

Restoran Masakan Cina Muslim has quite a variety of halal Chinese food on the menu. You can find all sorts of dishes here—from warm soups and tasty noodles to rice plates, dumplings, and satay-style meats. They’ve got chicken, beef, seafood and even lamb dishes. If you like veggies, they also serve things like broccoli with mushrooms, tofu, and other stir-fried greens.

For drinks, they offer a range of juices like orange, lemon, mango, strawberry, and blackcurrant which are usually around RM6–8 per glass. But if you’re not fussy, they also provide free self-service drinks, which is a nice touch if you’re just there for a quick meal.

🍜 What I Always Order: Beef Noodle Soup 

This is my must-have every time I come here.

I still remember the first time I tried it. I was instantly hooked. They have two options: clear soup and braised in brown sauce. For me, it’s always the brown one, though the clear soup is pretty good too. But the brown one is just so much richer and full of flavour.

The bowl comes in a good size, filled with springy noodles, chunks of tender beef, and slices of white radish, all soaked in that delicious, comforting broth. And here’s the best part: they have chili oil on every table, so you can adjust the spiciness to your own liking. I always add a bit—it just brings the whole bowl to life.

And honestly, this place nails it. The broth is tasty, the noodles have a nice chew, the beef is soft and juicy, and that chili oil adds a lovely kick.

I’ve also tried their dumplings and both the chicken and lamb skewers. The dumplings were pretty good—soft, generously filled, and nicely cooked. As for the skewers, both were juicy and well-seasoned. They were grilled just right—not dry at all, and the flavours were nicely balanced.

✅ Price & Portion Notes

When the restaurant first opened, they had a 50% launch promo, and I still remember how generous the beef noodle soup was back then—packed with chunks of beef and super satisfying. These days, the portion size has gone down, especially the amount of beef in the bowl, which is honestly a bit of a letdown.

But to be fair, the flavour has stayed consistent, and that’s what keeps me coming back. The food still hits the spot, even if it’s not as generous as before.

Overall, I still find it quite affordable, especially for simple noodle or rice dishes. You can usually enjoy a meal here for under RM15–RM20, depending on what you order and whether you add drinks. Some of their items, especially the premium ones like lamb or seafood, can get a bit pricey, but that’s expected with a big menu like this.

You can take a look at their full menu here: Restoran Masakan Cina Muslim Menu

📍 Location & Ambience

This restaurant is located at Presint 15, Jalan Pulau Pinang, P15‑1, tucked in a row of shoplots in Presint Diplomatik, Putrajaya.

Inside, the restaurant is really basic—a very down-to-earth place. Just regular dining tables, a few fake plants, and not much decoration going on. No fancy setup, no hipster or aesthetic vibes… But honestly, I kinda like that it’s chill and low-key. It feels like your typical Chinese family restaurant—the kind of place where you can bring the whole family, sit down, and just enjoy a good meal without any fuss.

It may look simple, but one thing I notice every time I come is how consistent the ambience is. It always feels cozy in its own way.

Final Thoughts

Restoran Masakan Cina Muslim isn’t the kind of place you visit for décor or aesthetic vibes. But, when it comes to flavour, comfort, and value, this spot truly delivers. It’s halal, consistent, and hands down serves one of the best beef noodle soups I’ve had in Putrajaya.

If you’re like me, someone who loves a good bowl of noodle soup that’s rich, warming, and full of flavour—this place is going to win you over. The beef is tender, the broth is comforting, and that chili oil? Chef’s kiss! 

So if you’re ever around Presint Diplomatik and craving something satisfying, I highly recommend giving this place a try. Bring a friend, bring your family, or just treat yourself. Who knows, it might just become your go-to comfort food too.

Until next food adventure,
Auri 🍜💛

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