Fierce

Fierce is my company’s favourite go to Indian cuisine restaurant! I had my first Banana Leaf there, I have tried some other things I’m not sure I remember. but one thing for sure it was always good to try something new there because there was so many delicious meals to try out!
I remember being super impressed last time I was there by the staff’s english, hands down, the guy spoke american and surely spoke it better than I did! I love how when it rained they offered me and my friends a lift from the restaurant’s car which I thought was super thoughtful and amazing but thank God the rain slowed so we said we could walk.
I definitely recommend this place! give it a try anytime of day or night you will have a great experience there! :)

Curry houses sure know their way to my heart! Just like its highly sought-​after name, Fierce takes Indian food onto another level spiciness. Not that I’m a fan of blazingly hot foods, I just like it when there’s just the right amount of heat to foods. And Fierce does just that.
I’m a fan of the Indian Mixed Rice, choosing the Vegetarian options of course. I liked the chickpea dish that they served. Not sure what it was called, but I think it was Channa Masala? I don’t know. They also serve great chapati and idly here, which is a great healthier alternative to most Indian dishes as the fat content is low due to no oil.
Prices here are also fairly decent. Service here is also great as the waiters offered to take us to our car with an umbrella due to the rain. Now that really says something about good quality service. Going beyond for your customers’ sake. Really recommend this place if you love Indian food.

I’ve just had another great experience at this restaurant. Fierce is a really nice Malaysian Indian restaurant. It is named that way because of its claim to have very spicy food which I particularly don’t like that much. But their chicken briyani is amazing.
They also have really nice chapati for a very decent price. The ambience doesn’t have anything to special about it and it tends to get a bit hot if you choose to seat outside. Their service was extremely good. It was raining a lot today after we had lunch there and the manager offered to drop us off at our office which was really sweet of him and
I guess it’s part of their policy of going above and beyond for the customers. I really recommend stopping by this place if you like spicy food and appreciate good service.

This place is quite popular as it is close to Bangsar LRT and it has a lot of vegetarian indian cuisine options.
I enjoy the indian cuisine quite a lot but I can’t say I am a huge fan of this place. The food is alright but I find a bit overpriced. Some portions are quite large and I never end up finishing everything so I feel like I have lost more than 20% of the money I paid on the food.
It is always super busy at lunch so plan accordingly and the staff is not very engaged so the experience wasn’t that great. The food is good so if you are around Menara UOA and want to stay away from the Mamak or the fast food options do try this one out.
Bön Appétit

If you like vegetarian spicy food, I found the other day this small restaurant, near Menara UOA in Bangsar.
It’s a local india, I think, restaurant with a very nice staff. I said indian, because I’m not sure if it’s indian or Malaysia one.
The food here is very good. Unfortunately I did’t order anything because I don’t eat spice food, but my friends with which I went there, they devoured everything and they keep going there very ofen. So I think that the food is quite good.
The food is very afordable, so you don’t have to worry about anything.