Lao Tee Kue Teow

Mcraisa.ahi

5.0

Just a noodle shop rivalling the larger one on the contrary side of the street (Ah Koong). Promoting meepok, kuay teow or mee hoon (soup or dried out) with condiments of little prawns, fishballs & pork meatballs. The nice part is you could combine yourown flavourings on the dried out noodles to gain access to your required tastebuds such as for example vinegar, chilli sauce, soya sauce, pepper & etc... This store has been approved from final generation, shifted right here from the old town in downtown. Shut on Tuesdays & unavailable for dinner.

Thresya Aurelia Widyastuti

5.0

I actually ate the mee pok for RM 6 and a glass of warm barley beverage for RM 1.80 that is very cheap equate to other places. The food is not actually so salty. Part of the meals is okay. The surroundings of the cafe Isclean. Food serve quick. The restaurant folks are very friendly. I like their service a whole lot. I would like another here once again for more.

Deni Hidayat

5.0

Come for breakfast which can be an ideal breakfast place in case you are hungry to press north. Price is sensible and you may taste the annals of JB.