Coliseum Cafe & Hotel

ashford
ashford
First Reviewer
4 out of 5
Avg. Member Rating
2
Reviews

Colliseum Hotel Restaurant

  • July 21, 2001
  • Rated 3 of 5 by Alan Ingram from GLASGOW, Scotland
The old colonial style restaurant with its period , wood-panelled walls is a popular dining centre for locals, ex-pats and tourists. A large restaurant it can however sometimes be difficult to get a table. The extensive menu ( and cooking ) is plain old-fashioned, British - soup is served with two thick slices of bread ( door-stoppers ) - vegetables tend to be overcooked. The sizzling steaks are a speciality - diners are dressed with protective bibs before serving.

Service is efficient and fast like a military operation - the chinese waiters are uniformly dressed in white jackets and orders are taken promptly by the "Captain". Tables are just as quickly cleared and cleaned as soon as you have finished eating - a heavy hint to move on and vacate the table for the next customers.

From journal Peninsular Malaysia: Singapore to Kuala Lumpur

Editor Pick

Colliseum Restaurant

  • April 17, 2001
  • Rated 4 of 5 by ashford from Subang Jaya, Malaysia
The Colliseum Restaurant is the colonial-style eatery par excellence. Founded back in the 1920's this haunt is well known as a great spot to get very tasty Western cuisine at reasonable prices. My two great favorites at this atmospheric restaurant are the sizzling sirloin steak and the baked crab. Wow-they are good! You should also check out the jelly pudding, the creme caramel and the fish and chips! You can wash your meal down with a refreshing Tiger or Anchor beer.

From journal The Attractions of Kuala Lumpur

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