New eastern Restaurant

Abdur Rahman

We've had our your meal here very often because the Western meals they offered have become well prepared, Poultry chop, Beef steak, seafood and chips will be the three dishes a lot of people ordered. Additionally it is opposite the Aged Trinity Presbyterian Church (not theone from Jalan Bentayan) where We pastored. In addition they offer a great many other dishes (seafood or fried rice etc). The restaurance (or store) is halal as much Muslims customize there furthermore. The only real defect is that it's across the very busy street of Jalan Abdullah and car parking of the automobile is so difficult.

Riyan Milanda

If you are searching for old school, that is it. It's Hainanese cuisine but halal. Our favourites are the Wa Tan Hor, the sambal udang and the well-known Hainanese Chicken Chop. Foods is quick, tasty and affodable. Just be sure to provide your urge for food whenyou come.

Anton Lie

It is a halal western food restaurant. The decoration & home furniture are old but properly kept. Foods are flavor good. Poultry chop is an excellent try

Kenneth Putra Salim

We were here for supper. We purchased their signature Hainanese Poultry Chop (RM13) and Fried Rice (RM6). The chicken chop was tender (not the crispy type of skin) with plenty of gravy. The fried rice has been rather oily but quite fragrant (wok hei) and tasty. Theinterior decoration is easy and old. Nonetheless it brings back again the old storage of several, especially those stay static in Muar.

Sugiarto Razhaf

Really enjoyed extremely tasty -the traditional style hainanese style western food (one per pax) - pork chop with fries plus some veggies - and yet another part of fried rice to talk about . prices have become reasonable The area reminds me of Singapore in the1960/1970s- the old shop home type eateries at North Bridge Road - it had been as though time stood nevertheless with several old style fans turning