Chili's is renowned for its waiting lists. However, its exclusivity is reserved and limited in its peak hours and service. Upon entry after a wait
of 10 to 20 minutes, it is instead reminiscent to the likes of Hard Rock Café with an all American feel. With random car plates, sombreros and black and white framed pictures hanging all over its tomato red and green walls amidst very warm lighting, it is if anything, immediately relaxing and comfortable, yet wonderfully kitschy.
The Southwestern food, though cheaper to that of the Hard Rock, is presented with humble simplicity, with enough kick to soothe and satisfy taste buds, leaving a craving that only Chili's can gratify. The drinks menu is highly specialized in the best margaritas the Klang Valley can offer - tangy, fruity and tasteful concoctions in all its yummy potency. Chili's, thankfully, accepts patrons without discrimination of any kind, being renowned as a family, teenage and after office-hour joint. In this way, it is one of the only locations with the versatility to invite its clients to lay back or party up simultaneously. Chili's is really, THE place to be.
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