Do they have breakfast service?

Yes, they serve breakfast in the morning.

What is the durian buffet price?

The durian buffet is RM 58 per person.

Has the business changed recently?

Yes, the shop was recently renovated and now includes multiple food and drink stalls inside.

SS2 Durian Glasshause

Updated 2026-07-06 · 2,606 reviewed · 432 listed · Scored from 174 Google reviews · How we rank ›

3.5(174) 58 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Verified

Specialty Coffee & Roastery Cafes

Service: Specialty Coffee & Roastery Cafes
Reviews: 174

What recent reviews say

New renovation and expanded food stalls have drawn praise, with recent reviewers noting friendly service and fresh durian. However, older buffet reviews cite overripe stock, mosquito issues, and poor-quality durian at RM58, while some staff interactions remain unpredictable. Recent five-star reviews suggest improvements, but the buffet offering remains polarizing.

Recent shift: Recent renovation and expansion appear to have improved staff friendliness and dining experience (five-star reviews in past month), marking a shift from six-month-old complaints about staff attitude and poor buffet quality.

Praised for

newly renovated space
friendly staff (recent visits)
quality durian selection (Musang King)
expanded food offerings
honour third-party discounts

Watch-outs

staff attitude inconsistency
durian buffet poor quality and overripe
portion sizes too small
slow service
inconsistent product quality

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Best for: durian buyers seeking fresh retail fruit and mixed food options in a renovated space

Think twice if: the durian buffet (RM58) has received severe quality complaints; stick to retail purchases or arrive early for non-buffet food

Strengths

newly renovated dining space
expanded in-stall food vendors
Musang King and specialty durian selection
willingness to replace inferior fruit

Worth knowing

Musang King durian praised in recent reviews
durian buffet charged at RM58 per person
breakfast service offered
mystery durian box discount option available
staff attitude complaints from 6 months ago; recent reviews report friendlier service

What reviews say by service

Specialty Coffee & Roastery Cafes: durian retail quality and freshness now improving post-renovation; buffet option remains problematic

How it compares

Rated 3.5 against a 4.37 average across the 336 specialty coffee & roastery cafes businesses listed here.
Has more Google reviews than 43% of the businesses in this directory.

How we scored this

Ranking Method

Star rating 7

Review volume 97

Review recency 100

Review sentiment 48

Profile completeness 75

Verification 0

Rating breakdown

Common questions

Do they have breakfast service?: Yes, they serve breakfast in the morning.
What is the durian buffet price?: The durian buffet is RM 58 per person.
Has the business changed recently?: Yes, the shop was recently renovated and now includes multiple food and drink stalls inside.

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