Swee Yen Restaurant

Kiki Rizki Handayani

5.0

Situated on the Chinese temple, all of us just happened upon this particular place for lunch time. We ordered four various plates, two of these meat dishes. The dog owner later on came to show us that it had been a vegetarian cafe, and that the meats dishes were actually soyprotein, and recommended we change the purchase, which we do. The meals was really excellent, and the purchase price was fair. From memory it exercised to about RM25 each. Additionally, there are several historic sculptures and buddha statues shown at the foyer to the eating place which are worthy of a look. The just thing I came across distasteful was the old wet towel trick. They released packets of wet towel cells and then afterwards they show up on the costs. No big offer though because they only charged RM1.30 each for them.

Khairul Habib Muttaqien

4.0

The restaurant can be found serious inside Ulu Yam Lama and when you’re unfamiliar with the area, I am hoping you’ve got a GPS unit. The area has been pack with lunch masses and waited for 1/2 hr before our meals came. Order heavy fried seafood, lohmee, hokkien mee & veggie. Loh Mee sauce had been nice not so heavy and noodle springy. Seafood cake was clean and good. Overall cost RM48 plus 1 jug of lemon organic tea. This definately isn't a vegetarian restaurant.

Theresia Halim Ang

4.0

They serve ice cold honey lemon in jugs here! We'd 2 home specials: steamed clams in soup, mix fried eel with chili, vegetables and soup. The clams were really fresh and was nearly all delicious. The eel had been something new and attempted it for thefirst period. Extremely delicious certainly. Loved the meals and cherished the ice cool honey lemon!!