This food court is always packed with tourists. Anyway, what I don't like about this food court is the management blocked certain tables up and these are only used for patrons who order a certain number of buckets of beers. Later in the night, they have live singing on stage.
Anyway back to the food, we ordered the Mutton Briyani (RM7.50) which in my opinion is very good and the mutton pieces are just tender and nice. Also order the Fish and Chips (RM11.80) that came with a small portion of spagetthi too. Overall presentation is quite good and the fish tasted fresh n nice. Also ordered a small bowl of local Chicken Herbal and Intestine soup that came with a bowl of white rice (RM9.50). For the price it is not worth it and the portion is very small. Not recommended.

I really enjoyed eating here twice. It is very lively and packed with locals and tourists. There are many different food stalls, so its a great way of trying out new things. You find a table, memorized the number on the table and then off you go to different food stalls ordering food and giving them the table number. Be prepared to wait a the table. You pay at the table when the food arrives. They also have bands on stage. It all makes for a fun and easygoing atmosphere. I would go again.

When you have had your dinner at the Red Garden Food Paradise stop at Nellcis cakes and take a couple back to your hotel to have the next afternoon with your cup of tea! Nellcis offers the best in freshly made homemade cakes and the banana cake is scrumptious. Hubby liked the mint chocolate but all of the cakes looked lovely.

i went there several times with different sets of friends. i tried their grilled seafood, it was good. the filipino shop is nothing filipino except for the names adobo and lechon paksiw. seafood tomyum is so-so. japanese food was good. i loved the braised pork, it just melts in your mouth.