Chinta Ria Mood For Love

MALAYSIAN DINERS WILL APPRECIATE THE AUTHENTICITY Chinta Ria is a very decent Malaysian restaurant on the 6th level food court in Westfield Sydney. It has the usual range of Malaysian cuisine (rendang, kway teow, laksa, nasi lemak etc) with good vegetarian options. Although its inside the Westfield complex it has some "outdoor" tables which are quite good if you want to watch the (shopping) world go by. If you are planning on ordering an alcoholic drink however, you'll have to sit inside (indoors) as the liquor licence is restricted to indoor diners only. We went for lunch on a Saturday at about 1 pm. Service is quite fast and friendly, although the food took a relatively long time to come out. Food quality is good. We had vegetarian rolls a beef char kway teow and a vegetarian char kway teow - all very tasty and very "authentically Malaysian". Along with two bottles of sparkling water our bill came to $57. Accepts cash and cards. As its in a quite modern building there will be no access problems for people with mobility issues.

Chinta Ria Mood for Love is at the top level of the Westfield shopping centre. It is a restaurant, rather than the food court style place. The menu offers Malaysian fare and we were here for the $20 deal, available Sun-Wedn when quoting aroundtheclockfoodie. Basically you get an entree and street food option or a street food option and dessert. We both went with the entree option, ordering beef and chicken satay sticks. They had a lovey sauce to accompany them. For the mains, we had the hokkien veggie noodles - a large serving with a dark soya sauce. We also had the Bee Hoon Goreng; noodles with prawns and squid. They kindly gave us a small dessert to share. Food servings were generous and an easy meal to take a rest from shopping.

i'm on holiday from Adelaide, and for my first night out... I'm so glad I came here for dinner with the girls! The service her is kind/polite and provide a great service. The food is well priced and came out surprisingly fast, tasting absolutely amazing... I'm not one who gets a full stomach, but I can definitely say that I have one when I come here! thanks

Really love the King Toh Beef dish here. They have a good selection of wines too. Friendly service. I recommend going in a group and getting a number of dishes to share. Three dishes for four average people and maybe a side is plenty of food. The setting in the shopping centre isn't as romantic as it used to be in Darling Harbour, but it's still a nice vibe.

I went to Chinta Ria for the first time in 2015 for my birthday lunch. I was pretty impressed with the theme of the restaurant and menu book. What I didn't like is the fact that the staff are hurrying us to finish because the restaurant will close around 2.30 pm. When the food was served, I find it so so for a Malaysian cuisine. I find it trying hard to be a fine cuisine. A bit pricey too. Two years later I dined again without realising that I already dined here. And it validates that they are just so so....

My wife and I went there for lunch on Friday around 4:30pm and the staff are really helpful as they were going to close at 5pm. Put put our order in and it arrived promptly we ordered Beef Rendang. I must say it was delicious and I would definitely go back again and have the same dish. It is well priced restaurant and service was quick and easy.

I don't normally write reviews however after taking the day off and wanting to treat myself to a nice glass of wine and relaxing meal let me just say, what a disappointment. Lunch for 1 turned into me spending over $50 and then basically being thrown out the door at 2.20pm after arriving at about 1.50pm. I was told the til was closing and I had to finish up. If I was told this before I ordered I would have gone somewhere else. Food was so so, overpriced for what it was and my relaxing meal was a waste of time and money. Customer service is a definite zero!