Kuantan Pickers & Kedai Kopi

Gökay Adalı

situated at the occupied town centre and very easily spotted from the primary road. Delicious cakes, fine coffee, delicious 'nasi lemak'-( local meals ) Friendly staffs with smiling faces and quick service. Reasonable cost and Reccomended.

Emre Atasever

the interior decoration of the restaurant definitely stick out. many older signage with old products such as games are on screen. some of the eating tables may also be unique like the types that i applied to my recent visit

Liza Herdiyati

The restaurant is in a side-walk shop similar to the 1950s-1960s. There's lots of aged paraphernalia and signages everywhere. The meals was good, kopitiam style- especially the Malay cakes and delicacies - however they are sold only after about 8.30am soif you come prematurily . or too past due you will not get these. We went there two times - for tea and the very next day for breakfast again. Each morning, Sunday morning - there is a queue but we waited for 15 mins. Personnel were cheerful and efficient. The reason behind 4 stars were the restrooms - that was fitting for the 1960s however, not comfortable for the 20th century...haha.. It had been a squat toilet which didn't possess a latch therefore one had to utilize the pail of drinking water to obstruct the entranceway preventing other people from arriving in. There is also only one 1 restroom that is quite tiny and something experienced to ascend stairs. Another restroom has been for urinating which in the rural 1960s people didn't urinate in the squat toilet but simply in the toilet floor - i don't believe this is hygienic.