SS15 Food Guide: 10 Best Restaurants Near The LRT Station

Best restaurants near the SS15 LRT station

When it comes to food haunts in Subang Jaya, the bustling SS15 remains as a go-to spot with its array of restaurants and cafes all located within a walking distance of each other. But finding a parking spot in the area just to get food can be a real headache if you’re travelling by vehicle.

Thankfully, there’s the SS15 LRT Station that lets you avoid traffic and parking woes. We rounded up some of the best restaurants in SS15 just a hop off the train, so you can discover some of the area’s popular eats sans the hassle.

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Best restaurants near the SS15 LRT station

1. Fowlboys – Southern fried chicken & waffles

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When you dine at Fowlboys, you not only get to dig into juicy fried chicken – you also get to dine in a place that oozes retro American diner vibes.

Featuring subway tiles, blue-tiled counters, and red pendant lights above the tables, Fowlboys is an American fast-food joint that specialises in serving Southern-style fried chicken with different spice levels: Neat, Mild, Hot, Extra Hot.

SS15 Food Guide - Fowlboys
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While their fried chicken is great on its own, you have the option to have it between two fluffy potato buns with their O.G. Sandwich (RM20.50). This is a simple curation of chicken thighs, pickles, in-house Cluck sauce, and Fowl jam. Another option worth trying is the Major Buffalo (RM24), which incorporates buffalo sauce into a chicken sandwich for that added dose of spiciness and tanginess.

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Another highlight on the menu is Batter Up (RM17.90), comprising chicken and waffles drizzled with maple syrup. To complete the classic American comfort food combo, order yourself a glass of their vanilla Milkshake (RM16).

Address: 38, Jalan SS15/4b, SS15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening hours: 11am-10pm, Daily
Contact: 016-607 7601

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2. Big Brooklyn Pizza – wood-fired pizzas

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Like baking a bread, fermentation is crucial in making pizzas. Pizza doughs from Big Brooklyn Pizza go through a careful 48-hour fermentation, which helps achieve the ultimate texture and flavour needed in a pizza – it’s safe to say that you’ll be going back for more.

Image adapted from: Big Brooklyn Pizza via Facebook, @marinadndy via Twitter

Pizzas at Big Brooklyn Pizza are wood-fired, so each bite guarantees smokiness and crispiness. Among the bestsellers here are Smoked Duck & Sweet Peach Pizza (from RM32) and the vegan-friendly Margarita Pizza (from RM32).

For classic American pizzas, there are Classic New York Pizza (from RM16), Brooklyn BBQ Chicken Pizza (from RM24), and Hawaiian Pizza (from RM24), all slathered with Big Brooklyn Pizza’s homemade tomato sauce.

Big Brooklyn Pizza also serves Sicilian Pizzas (from RM36), which are rectangular pizzas that have a focaccia-like texture that’s soft and slightly chewy.

Image credit: Big Brooklyn Pizza @SS15 via Google Review

Address: 74, Jalan SS15/4d, SS15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 4pm-12am | Fri-Sun 12pm-12am
Contact: 012-588 9855

3. Cor Blimey – Muslim-friendly customisable fish & chips

Image adapted from: @corblimey_britishfishnchips via Instagram

When it comes to legit fish and chips, Cor Blimey doesn’t disappoint. The restaurant’s owner, Adam Joseph Hanrahan, grew up in South East England and decided to open a restaurant in Malaysia that specialises in this popular dish from home.

Image adapted from: @corblimey_britishfishnchips via Instagram

At Cor Blimey, you can customise your plate of fish and chips, from choosing your preferred fish to picking the fish batter and sides. There are over seven fish selections, including Haddock (RM50.90/set) and Atlantic Cod (RM40.90/set), both two classics among the British.

Image adapted from: @corblimey_britishfishnchips via Instagram

While their menu centres around fish and chips, Cor Blimey also serves British Pie & Mash (from RM37.90), another classic British duo. The pies are baked fresh, and served with gravy and two sides of your choice: creamy mashed potatoes, homemade chips, mushy peas, or baked beans.

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To ensure that all Malaysians can enjoy their authentic fish and chips, Cor Blimey uses only halal ingredients in their dishes.

Cor Blimey @ SS15
Address: 23, Jalan SS 15/4, SS 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening hours: Tue-Thu 5pm-9.30pm | Fri-Sun 12pm-9.30pm (Closed on Mondays)
Contact: 03-5611 3358 | Cor Blimey’s website

4. Twins DakGalbi Restaurant – homely Korean food

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Twins Dakgalbi’s atmosphere might be simple and homely when compared to trendier Korean restaurants at malls, but they are operated by a Korean family and serve legit food.

To warm up your stomach, start your meal with some dumpling soup, Mandu Guk (RM20), or kimchi soup, Kimchi Jjigae (RM23). Then order their Dakgalbi (from RM54), which is the star of the menu. Featuring chicken or pork belly slices stir-fried in Korean chilli paste and served in a sizzling hot pan, the dish is a flavour bomb and a Korean classic.

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Another unmissable dish is their Hae Mul Pa Jean (RM25), a Korean pancake that is dotted with seafood and spring onions, and pan-fried till golden brown and crispy.

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Address: No. 29, Jalan SS15/4, Subang Jaya, 47500 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening hours: Thu-Tue 11am-10pm (Closed on Wednesdays)
Contact: 03-5612 6082

5. School Food – affordable Korean stew and burritos

Only a 2-minute walk from INTI International College, School Food has quickly become a favourite lunch spot among college students in the area. Not only is their location strategic, but they also serve Korean food at a reasonable price.

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At RM15, you can get comfort food such as Korean Fishcake Soup and Gochujang Jjigae – the latter is a spicy stew loaded with a variety of ingredients. Don’t skip their popular snack, the Tteok-Kkochi (RM7), which is Korean rice cake skewers.

Image credit: Jesslyn Tahir via Google Review, @schoolfood.my via Instagram

Korean food is not all the restaurant has to offer.

Their Black Pasta (RM20) is a creative reinvention of Korean Jajangmyeon with parmesan cheese while their Bulgogi Cream Pasta (RM30) is a harmonious blend of smokiness and creaminess. Another fusion treat are their Bulgogi Burrito (RM15) and Tunamayo Burrito (RM13).

Image adapted from: School Food via Google Review & 干饭人 via XiaoHongShu

Address: 57-G, Jalan SS 15/8a, SS 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening hours: 10am-10pm, Daily
Contact: 03-5613 6974

6. Sumika – Japanese skewers for RM3/each & Japanese booze

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When you visit Sumika, grab a seat at the bar to watch the seasoned chefs showcase their grilling skills in the open kitchen. They can be found firing up skewered chicken of all cuts, with prices starting from RM3 per stick.

For those who are adventurous when it comes to food, try the skewered chicken gizzard, heart, or even blood vessels. If you prefer to play it safe, opt for chicken breast skewers with seasoning such as Wasabi, Ume, Mentai, and Yuzu to choose from.

Other than chicken, they also serve pork skewers from RM6/stick. Another special item on the menu is Satsumabata (RM12) – sweet potatoes brushed with butter and baked in foil paper.

Image credit: Charis Wong via Google Review

You can enjoy your Japanese grilled meats with alcoholic drinks such as Sake (from RM40), Umeshu (from RM25), and Shochu (from RM60).

Address: 19, Jalan SS 15/4, SS 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 5.30pm-11pm (Closed on Mondays)
Contact: 012-301 6268

7. Menya Hanabi -brothless ramen Mazesoba

When it comes to ramen, most of us picture a bowl of noodles swimming in a thick broth. But at Menya Hanabi, the broth that typically goes with ramen is nowhere to be found. This Japanese ramen shop serves Mazesoba: a brothless ramen dish that originated in Nagoya, Japan, and inspired by Taiwan danzai noodles.

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The Nagoya Mazesoba (from RM24/small) at Menya Hanabi is created with a foundation of ramen, followed by seaweed, scallions, spring onions, chopped garlic, and dried fish powder, which are all carefully arranged along the edge of the bowl. Topping these ingredients off is spicy minced pork and a raw egg yolk.

To best savour this dish, get your chopsticks in and give everything a good mix. An eating hack shared by the restaurant is to add a bit of their homemade vinegar. Once you finished your Mazesoba, you can ask for a free scoop of rice to soak up the leftover sauce and toppings in the bowl.

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Other brothless ramen options here include Doniku Nagoya Mazesoba (from RM32/small) with added char siu and Toroniku Nagoya Mazesoba (from RM32/small) with braised pork.

restaurants in ss15 - menya hanabi
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Address: 22, Jalan SS 15/4b, SS 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening hours: 12pm-10pm, Daily
Contact: 03-5612 6150

See all Menya Hanabi locations here.

8. Thaisom Mookata – Thai barbecue with unlimited sides

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At Thaisom Mookata, you can enjoy a Thai mookata feast with three unlimited sides: glass noodles, cabbage, and kangkung. Start your meal by opting for their fuss-free Set Meals (from RM46.80) that include all the must-have ingredients for a good barbecue fare.

You can also opt to add on ala carte ingredients to level up your barbecue, with meat selections offered including fresh cuts of pork shoulder, pork belly, New Zealand lamb, and smoked duck.

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For an authentic Thai street food experience, order their barbecue skewers, which start from RM0.80/stick. A must-try is the Pork Moo Ping skewer (RM4/stick), which are marinated pork slices that have been grilled over open flames.

Thaisom Mookata also offers several deals that you’ll want to take note of. For starters, if you are a student you can enjoy 15% off your bill by showing your student ID. Or, visit the restaurant during your birthday week within a 10-day timeframe and you can get a free Thai milk tea tower.

Address: 94, Jalan SS 15/4b, SS 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening hours: 5pm-11.30pm, Daily
Contact: 011-2701 3800

9. Every Thai Restaurant – famous Mama Mee & affordable mookata buffet

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If you love an all-you-can-eat experience, visit Every Thai for their mookata buffet. From RM29.90 per pax, the buffet lets you savour all the meats and greens that you like for 1.5 hours.

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Besides the mookata buffet, the Mama Mee at Every Thai Restaurant is also a highlight, with options of Creamy Tom Yum Mee (from RM16.90) and Green Curry Mee (from RM16.90).

For larger groups, the XL-sized Mama Mee (from RM36.90) feeds up to four pax.

As we’re all bound to work up a sweat when enjoying fiery mookata and slurpy Mama Mee, order some of their soothing Thai Chang Beer (RM9.90/bottle) or Thai Milk Tea (from RM4.90) that’ll help cool you down.

Address: 25 (Ground Floor), Jalan SS 15/4c, SS 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 5pm-11pm (Closed on Mondays)
Contact: 03-5613 1855

10. Chachi Mexican Street Food – tacos, nachos & burritos for sharing

Image adapted from: Carlotta Bako via Google Review & @chachi_subang via Instagram

Taco to Mexico is just like nasi lemak to Malaysia, and at Chachi Mexican Street Food, you can order tacos that are especially spec-taco-lar.

Their hard and soft-shelled tacos meld all the bold Mexican flavours into one handheld bundle. Among the variety of tacos, their Chicken Al Pastor Birria Taco (RM24 for 2 pieces) is the real showstopper. It is a decadent interplay of marinated chopped chicken, mozzarella cheese, and a spicy-smoky Mexican Birria sauce.

Image adapted from: @chachi_subang via Instagram & Saujana Glenmarie via Facebook

While their tacos are amazing, you should also try their burritos. Their sturdy, rolled Slow Cooked Beef Burrito (RM36) features tender pulled beef, Mexican rice, zesty Pico De Gallo, and guacamole, all assembled in a tortilla.

For sharing plates, there are nachos (from RM12) and quesadillas (from RM12) that come in small, large, and even kid-friendly portions.

Address: 74, Jalan SS 15/4d, SS 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 4pm-11.30pm | Fri & Sat 12pm-12.30am | Sun 12pm-11.30pm
Contact: 012-588 9855

Restaurants near the SS15 LRT station

Good food is 99.9% better when we can get it without spending so much time on the road and struggling to find a parking spot. The ever-bustling SS15 might not seem ideal, but don’t rule it out just yet with plenty of good eateries all within walking distance of a LRT station.

So the next time you find yourself in the area, come back to this guide and pick an eatery to check off the list.

For more food guides in KL, check out our lists of modern-day kopitiams and supper places.

Cover image adapted from: Every Thai SS15 via Facebook, @fowlboys via Instagram, @hangrycharmy via Instagram, @corblimey_britishfishnchips via Instagram, Twins DakGalbi Restaurant via Facebook, Big Brooklyn Pizza via Facebook

This article was first published on 12th July 2023 and updated on 21st July 2023.