Kedai Kopi Bee Hong

Nadya Permata Putrinoza

Char Koay Teow (fried noodles) Was never a enthusiast of the dish until I actually discovered this stall. That they had a supplementary ingredient, not found in the dish that is also obtainable in Singapore. The helpful hawker told me several 3 men, wolfeddown 9 plates of his dish ! After tasting mine, i'm not surprised. Perfect mixture of bean sprouts, egg, sauces, sausages and fish-cake. I has been back for more, the very next day. Tan Yen (Rice balls) I simply had to use this stall, judging from the stable stream of clients. I proceeded to go for the edition with ginger and dark sugar. The ideal quantity of sweetness, spiciness in the soup and chewiness in the balls ! Rm 4.20 per bowl, good to the final drop.

Trixie Yunisa

We'd our breakfast at the restaurant - tasting a variety of the baos. These were pretty delicious, and the stall keeper has been quite friendly and chatty :) On another day, we'd the prawn noodle and lor mee for lunch time - it wasaverage. We furthermore tried the glutinous rice golf ball, that your stall, which just opened from the night time, had long queues. However, the standard had not been quite there. I sensed that the queue had been deceiving.

Adisthy Zahri

Nice place for an instant iced coffee. Very near Komtar. I inquired for an iced coffee without sugar also it arrived quickly. It had been just Rm 1.30. I wasn't hungry therefore i didn't try the meals. It was cool good enough in the shade.