Green Hill Corner Hawker Centre

Manda Safitri

3.0

Not really impressed with the poultry rice that was mentioned in most of the testimonials. The Cha Kway Tiow and noodles had been above average.

Jessica Mariman

5.0

Beef soup, sarawak soup, noodles, .... always filled with local people, suprisingly low prices, friendly personnel. The man who includes a stall with noodles provides helped us pick the best food courtroom can offer. Good and fresh food. Costs from 5 to 10 RM.Worthy of a visit.

Zeynep Ilgım Baklan

5.0

If you been here, you merely gotta try the "Mee Sapi" ( Beef Noodle). They're regarded as among the best around. Other common local meals are also available. Among the best place to end up being for breakfast. Good "kopitiam" atmosphere.

Riri Afrillyani

5.0

Good for early morning breakfast, beef noodles is delicious, sure should come again if hunger, the soap with bean sprouts excellent taste.

Theresia Bella

5.0

Green Hill Part Hawker Centre is filled with food stalls supplying a lot of East Malaysian/"rural" meals at budget costs........RM12/$A4 buys an extremely generous serving. The popular local "must try" here's Mee Sapi/beef noodles but I'm also able to highly recommend their poultry satays andcurries. Enjoy !!!

Yoan Mustika

5.0

Among the best kolok mee places around, easy to find, main and busy. Everyone offers their favourite place, that is one of mine.

Arya Permadi

5.0

Went for a remarkably tasty early morning laksa with honey toast and espresso. The beef noodles furthermore looked amazing and famous because of this but I didn't get yourself a chance to try. Suggest if in your community!

Mamabella

4.0

We tried Sarawak Laksa (recommended-we ordered double), poultry rice (so thus), soup with rice (fine), fried yam and lovely potato (yummy), fried kuey teow and noodle (okay). Worth our visit! Wished to attempt beef noodle nonetheless it was not open

Cinto Azwar

4.0

This restaurant has small stalls serving different selection of food. We'd five meals. Kolo mee has been the nicest and the purchase price for a little serving had been RM4. Fried Kaoy Teow with poultry slice was the next nicest food. Sadly the laksa has been notthe best.

NomadSweet

4.0

About 2 moments from Singhasana hostel-hotel and five minutes from the waterfront, it is a perfect spot to obtain a magic pill of Chinese Malaysian fare for breakfast, your meal. They can perform eggs and toasts for the breakfast if that's everything you wantbut you'd be lacking on the wealthy Laksa, steamed buns with BBQ pork along with other yummy stuff. The area is similar to a mini-hawker location with 4-5 small stalls preparing various offerings. This is simply not a fancy location but it is an extremely typical local one. Tasty, quick and inexpensive !