Kedai Kopi Hock Seng Hin

TravellingFoodie

This Kedai Kopi is quite popular for breakfast & there's this Wanton Mee Stall here that sells good wanton Mee, Prawn Wanton, Prawn Dumplings, Chicken Feet & his vegetable is quite succulent as he selects them. Unlike various other stalls, the veggie is hard. Checkit away.

Noor Hafiezah

This is a vintage restaurant which has no Store front Signage & no telephone numbers to reserve your table. You arrive and wait . So mentioned the elder of the 3 sisters (Sam Chee Mui ) & it is possible to hear her barking to consumer towait for your desk. I stood there for one hour before I had been called in & purchased their signature dish - black bean Seafood head. Once the dish emerged, after another a quarter-hour, you could start to see the seafood "swimming" on the solid dark bean gravy. The bitter gourd fried with pork had not been too bad however the prawns in the towfu had not been too refreshing. We were offered with damaged chipped porcelain plate of rice which my mother could have thrown it since it represented "suei" or a taboo. Take a look but dont arrive if you fail to wait.

Kapil

We'd lunch here with buddies also it was quite an event. The Three sisters work a good ship and if you don't follow the guidelines you will end up asked to make sure you move someplace else. Reminded me of Sinfeld's episode concerning the "soup nazi".Be prepared to wait with least one hour. Once you condition how big is your party you can't change the amount of persons. A long time before being seated you need to place your purchase from the several dishes they offer. Your table will undoubtedly be assigned for you when accessible and at that time you experience lucky to create anywhere. After the rice arrives you ought to be prepared for the primary meals to be served shortly. You can feel the stress by the hovering employees to complete the meal immediately. No placing around and chit chatting. The restaurant is quite old also it really shows it's age. There is absolutely no sign in entrance. The only indication is on an internal wall however the front is spacious to the street. We could actually meet all the guidelines and tried the Seafood Head in black coffee beans, bitter melon and a tofu dish. All were good however, not considered great. I'm told they serve an excellent traditional style coffee too. The prices listed below are really cheap though and there's free car parking in the trunk with a little entrance through your kitchen. In case you are up for an journey and will obey the guidelines this is often a good budget meal choice in KL.