ICC Pudu

A huge food court which is very crowded and humid particularly during weekends, patrons are attracted by the large numbers of stalls offering a wide range of food choices to fulfil one's taste buds. Certainly a place for food lovers who like vibrance and don't mind the heat and queue even for a table. Best to come during week days. Private parking nearby costs RM5 per vehicle.

Great for breakfast and brunch. Most of the popular stalls start early and may sell out before noon, so it’s best to come early. Prices are reasonable, and you get to enjoy hawker food in a cleaner, more comfortable setting . Weekend mornings are crowded, so expect some waiting time or sharing tables. Overall, ICC Pudu is a must-visit for foodies looking to enjoy classic Malaysian flavors under one roof.

A vibrant food stall area with over 20 vendors, offering a wide variety of authentic Chinese and Malaysian dishes. It’s the perfect spot to explore local flavors and experience the true essence of the food scene here. Highly recommend visiting to check out the local restaurants—I’m sure you’ll love the food! A must-try for food enthusiasts looking for variety and authenticity.

A hawker center filled with tourists — the ground floor houses a food court, while the lower level is a wet market. The sixth floor has banquet-style restaurants, and the second floor also has a few eateries. The other floors are mainly parking lots. At a glance, there are probably over a hundred food stalls, with several stalls selling similar types of food. The taste isn’t particularly special — you can get the same kind of food at regular hawker centers outside. It’s just that the prices here are slightly higher. Of course, if you enjoy having breakfast in a crowded, bustling environment, this place is perfect for you.

Very complexity with plenty of eaters and food and beverage stalls in the ICC Pudu. There are some areas with good ventilation, and there are areas surrounded by hot temperatures. You may get sweating if you are sitting in a hot area, feel not comfortable. Some stalls sell delicious food, but some offer fair taste food.

It was my first time coming here for my breakfast. It was super crowded, and I managed to find a seat. I said it was worth it. There were a lot of choices of foods. I tried to order it but ended up buying a turnover pancake; it was incredibly delicious. I guarantee I will buy it again if I come here in the future. It was a great experience.

Overrated!! Super crowded in the weekends. Finding an empty table is a challenging task for my family of 5 😆 Food taste is just a ok for me, neither great nor super delicious like those mentioned by tons of influencers out there, it's a tad disappointing actually. (dim sum there is really overprice)😒 The only thing worth mentioning is the place itself has a lot of variety of local chinese food to choose from, but a little bit pricey compared to the outside stalls nearby 😂 I think it's somewhat become a tourist spot for them to taste all local food in one place 😅 (I saw one of the china girl influencer that always review malaysian food bringing a group of China tourist pass by, dunno what's her name though)

ICC Pudu's food court is a foodie's paradise. With hundreds of stalls serving local delicacies. The noise, warmth, and crowds only add to the lively charm. A good destination for authentic Malaysian flavours.