Another Uncle Roger Restaurant Reportedly Closes, This Time At MyTown Shopping Centre
Another outlet of Uncle Roger’s Restaurant in Malaysia has reportedly shut its doors, with photos circulating online showing its MyTown Shopping Centre premises empty and cordoned off.
The development comes after the restaurant’s IPC Shopping Centre outlet reportedly ceased operations, raising further questions about the business’s expansion and performance.
MyTown Outlet Sparks Closure Speculation
Photos shared by netizens on Threads showed the MyTown outlet with an empty interior and barriers blocking its entrance.
The sight prompted speculation among social media users, with some wondering whether the premises were undergoing renovation or whether the restaurant had permanently closed.
The outlet officially opened on Sept 12, 2025. If the reported closure is confirmed, it would mean the restaurant had operated for only slightly more than a year at the location.
However, as of Nov 13, the restaurant had yet to release an official statement confirming or denying the closure.
Previous Complaints Over Service And Pricing
Uncle Roger’s Restaurant was founded by Malaysian-born comedian Nigel Ng, better known online as Uncle Roger.
Since opening its first outlet in 2024, the restaurant has attracted attention but also faced criticism from customers over various aspects of its operations.
Some diners had complained about lengthy waiting times, disappointing service and food quality that they felt did not justify the prices.
Following the feedback, Nigel Ng previously announced that the price of the restaurant’s signature fried rice would be reduced to RM16 across its outlets.
Four Other Outlets Reportedly Remain
If the MyTown closure is confirmed, Uncle Roger’s Restaurant would reportedly be left with four outlets in Malaysia:
- Pavilion Elite
- Central i-City Mall, Shah Alam
- KLIA2
- Mid Valley Southkey
WeirdKaya reported that it had contacted the restaurant for comments regarding the alleged closure, although no official confirmation had been provided at the time of publication.
For now, it remains unclear whether the MyTown outlet has permanently ceased operations or is temporarily closed for other reasons.