Quan's Kitchen at Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur, Chinatown

Dining at Quan’s Kitchen Ramadan Buffet 2026 was a delightful experience. The spread showcased Malaysian favourites from all states, with rich flavours and variety. The ambiance was lively yet comfortable, perfect for buka puasa. Service was attentive, and desserts were a highlight. Overall, a satisfying buffet worth trying with family and friends.

We loved the atmosphere. Display of dessert station was awesomely beautiful due to Christmas's celebration. However, food was served cold except for noodles station. Hotel restaurants should think of a way to serve their food hot. Staffs were friendly as usual.

The price is reasonable, but sometimes the pastries are slow to be refilled, and I don't want to wait too long. By the time I'm full and tired of waiting, other food items have already been restocked, hmmm.

The food was decent, but not great. Had Itfar that one of Marriott main competitor's property in PJ... similar price but theirs were light-years better for similar price, pre-discount.

We recently went for a buka puasa buffet at Quan’s Kitchen and had a pleasant experience overall. The food selection was decent; there was a good variety of local dishes, some international options, and desserts to choose from. While it wasn’t extremely extensive, there was enough variety for everyone to enjoy. The taste was good and satisfying, especially considering the price. For what we paid, it felt reasonable and worth it. The ambience was comfortable and suitable for breaking fast with family or friends. Overall, it’s a good option if you’re looking for a reasonably priced buka puasa buffet with decent variety and quality.

trust me when i said the food is very good.and to much variety that u cant seems to eat it all.worth the money

reasonable with the price. food superb,clean,staffs are helpful. the small band played a good song for festival vibe.

restaurant ambiance: great

Good buffet at Four Points Chinatown, with decent variety of food, dessert and drinks. Special mention to sup pak hameed and the nescafe tarik.

The restaurant has a very nice atmosphere and beautiful scenery. Dining with a view of Menara Maybank is truly a unique experience. There are fewer drink options, and some of the main courses taste a bit bland, especially the Beef Wellington, which was particularly dry and overcooked. The service staff were quite pleasant, though.