New Wa Hong

Clauvania

4.0

Traditional Chinese organic pork soup with rice called "bak Kut teh" is really a signature dish you need to try. GOLDEN ROASTED PORK known as "sou nyuk ", another food you mustn't miss. And several other Chinese meals like fried noodles etc...will be back.

Muhammad Hilman

5.0

Went there for the bowl of dry out noodles n a bowl of bbq pork. The cha siew isn't that good however the siew yuk is great. The meat is definitely tender and juicy alongside super crunchy skin! Really worth the visit.

Shinyii

4.0

You don't head to New Wa Hong if you don't 're going for a cold beer and "Bak Kut Teh." Located at the rear of the Nike store (least expensive in Malaysia regarding Nike shoes...zero GST!), the bah kut teh is average compared to Bah Kut Teh you getelse where in a previous, run-down coffee shop that's very very favored by mainly outsiders who would like chilly beers for breakfast/lunch time and dinner plus some basic meals to opt for their beers. Local's don't really check out or eat here nonetheless it is really a local must end for pork eaters. Could possibly be better if the dog owner renovated the restaurant and upgraded the cleanliness a little....

Sianly Susanti

4.0

It is a fabulous place, with cold large beers for 6RM, plenty of locals and the most beautiful Bah Kut Teh, with huge chunks of pork and a delicious broth for 10RM. Friendly staff. Closed by 930pm, even though staff probably desire to be doneby 9pm.

Mikhaela Adinda

2.0

I had my lunch time here with buddies. I was very amazed the bah kut teh very costly. And the part is not actually worth with the purchase price. The restaurant's atmosphere, i possibly could only give 2 prices.

Lusyanadewi Setiawardhani

4.0

They are selling the least expensive beer in Labuan. Do not forget to try their curry noodle aswell. Best location in fact it is easy to find.

Ong Sik Jun

5.0

I have already been visiting this cafe for a long time, in fact each and every time I head to Labuan I find yourself at least once. With this last vacation I took my partner who had never gone to Labuan and considering that she likes seafood got herto this eating place on the initial night. She actually is Chinese Malaysian and is fairly particular concerning the freshness and just how seafood is prepared but loved this location. On the second evening I questioned her if she wished to try a different cafe, she mentioned no, she wished to return to the brand new Wa Hong restaurant. That's high praise indeed !! Although the restaurant isn't fancy the meals is fantastic, and the service great (despite the fact that the place is definitely extremely busy. The costs reasonably (actually by Labuan specifications where seafood is normally cheap). Beer is nearly distributed (Labuan is in the end a duty free of charge island), a big bottle of Heineken had been RM6 (<USD1.5). Tip: head to this restaurant right before the sun falls, as the sunsets more than Labuan Harbour could be stunning. Highly recommended.

Hendri Brando

5.0

greatest penang char kuay tiaw!!! The uncle definitely proided the very best fried kua tiaw penang style in Labuan, small in portion however the taste is delicious and amazing! An absolute must have for fried kuay tiaw lover in Labuan.