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Telephone
03-6156 5092
Opening Hours
Today
08:00 - 23:00
Mon - Sun
08:00 - 23:00
Payment Methods
Cash
Restaurant Website
http://www.rootbeer.com.my
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Signature Dishes
Onion Rings Curly Fries Waffle with Ice Cream A&W RB with Float
Review (5)
Level4 2013-09-25
211 views
Fried chicken from A&W fast food is something different from the usual burger/hotdog wrap/ a&w float or ice cream waffle. Fried chicken came in two pieces, not that big in size and tasted rather ordinary like the one you can get in any restaurant. Crispiness maintained even after a while. Meat was too small compared to the one selling in other fast food store. Not oily. continue reading
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Level4 2013-08-07
35 views
i always like the drinks in a & w when i think of drinks will surely my first choise is the large rootbeer large size and the float is really delicious. i want to take the double scoop ice cream but each time will not able to finish it up and i prefer the single scoop. taste good and llove the float, rootbeer cooling and refreshing, with nice dining environment here and good service continue reading
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Level4 2012-09-18
20 views
Curly fries is definitely a standard order now in A&W. Their normal fries are far from McD standard, so it’s understandable that they shift their focus to curly fries which is absolutely a correct decision in my opinion. The curly fries are special, due to it’s shape but most importantly because the texture is different as compared to normal fries so no one would really make a like-for-like comparison. The curly fries were deep fried till crispiness, slightly salty, but was all right. The potato used were sweet and soft. continue reading
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)