Visiting Legoland Johor Bahru isn’t just a treat for the kids — it’s also a great opportunity to sample the city’s underrated food scene. From family-friendly halal eateries and Malaysian comfort food to Indian restaurants near the theme park, this area offers plenty of delicious options for Indian families looking for both local and familiar tastes.
1. Bricks Family Restaurant (Inside Legoland)
Why visit: The main buffet-style restaurant inside Legoland Malaysia, perfect for a filling meal during theme park visits.
Highlights: – International buffet with Indian veg and non-veg sections. – Kid-friendly dishes and high chairs. – Colorful LEGO-themed interiors.
Timing: 12 PM – 3 PM
Location: Legoland Malaysia Resort
2. Old Town White Coffee
Why visit: A local café chain offering Malaysian-style coffee, toast, and meals in an air-conditioned setting.
Highlights: – Nasi lemak, kaya toast, and iced white coffee. – Vegetarian fried rice options available. – Quick service and budget-friendly.
Timing: 8 AM – 10 PM
Location: Mall of Medini (next to Legoland)
3. D’Laksa Mall of Medini
Why visit: Great for trying authentic Penang-style asam laksa inside a clean, air-conditioned mall.
Highlights: – Spicy, tangy noodle soup with mackerel and pineapple. – Halal and quick-service. – Best for adventurous foodies.
Timing: 10 AM – 10 PM
Location: Mall of Medini
4. Restoran Star Hadramout
Why visit: A family-friendly Middle Eastern restaurant offering large portions and lots of rice-based meals.
Highlights: – Mandy rice, kebabs, and lamb shank. – Indian visitors love the spice blends and grilled meats. – Free soup and tea with most meals.
Timing: 12 PM – 11 PM
Location: Near Bukit Indah
5. Spice Villa
Why visit: A modern Indian restaurant with North and South Indian classics, close to the theme park.
Highlights: – Paneer tikka, dosa, and paratha combos. – Jain and vegetarian meals available. – Stylish décor and quick service.
Timing: 11 AM – 10 PM
Location: Puteri Harbour (10 mins from Legoland)
6. Me’nate Steak Hub
Why visit: Halal-certified Western grill perfect for families who enjoy steaks and burgers.
Highlights: – Ribeye, lamb chops, and grilled chicken. – Kids' meal options and mocktails. – Popular with locals and travelers alike.
Timing: 12 PM – 10 PM
Location: Eco Botanic
7. Restoran Nasi Padang Minang
Why visit: Traditional Malay restaurant serving Padang-style dishes buffet-style.
Highlights: – Sambal chicken, rendang, and ulam salad. – Affordable and packed with flavor. – Try with rice and house-made chili.
Timing: 10 AM – 4 PM
Location: Bukit Indah
8. The Chicken Rice Shop
Why visit: A popular Malaysian chain offering halal-certified Hainanese chicken rice.
Highlights: – Steamed or roasted chicken with rice and soup. – Vegetarian side dishes available. – Quick meal before or after park hours.
Timing: 10 AM – 10 PM
Location: AEON Bukit Indah
9. High School Kopitiam
Why visit: A fun, retro café serving classic Malaysian breakfast and snacks.
Highlights: – Roti bakar, curry puffs, and teh tarik. – Decorated like a 1980s school. – Simple meals perfect for kids.
Timing: 8 AM – 8 PM
Location: Bukit Indah
