Restoran Yee Yew

TUNCAY

4.0

Rustic place serving regional residents. Location is non-airconditioned and old-fashioned. Restaurant is fairly old however the food is great. Its a shop home turned restaurant, Located area of the eating place is off the primary road therefore its not so no problem finding the cafe. Its oppositea nearby Chinese primary school. The menu serves regional tastes such as for example lork legs, steam fish, pork ribs, prawns, nearby vegetables plus much more. The dog owner usually recommends menus of the day. The prices have become reasonable but you would have to endure the "rusticness" of the eating place... but overall my experience there is quite ok. Happy eating

Kevin Sullivan

3.0

It is a good Chinese cafe. The veggies were properly prepared, tasteful and crunchy. The venison has been a little dry but as well as dried chili and ginger sauce flavor pretty good. Weighed against rest of good dining places around, that one was a little overpriced.

Jon Deragon

3.0

The 4 folks arrived on a rainy evening for meals. It's a rather previous fashioned Chinese eating place with simple decorations, chair and tables. Most existing were locals regardless of the heavy downpour, an excellent register itself, perhaps? We ordered simple meals: vegetable soup,stir-fried rice noodles, mixed veggie salads (nice and new); tofu deep-fried, a dish of seafood fillet, blended into paste: deep-fried after that softened up in a sauce possibly created from egg-white (properly completed), and the supposedly signature dish of crispy Malay poultry - we the skins had been tasty however the meat on the hard side but OK. To be good, a passable dinner but don't possess high anticipations is our verdict.