Kedai Kopi Wah Cheong

Galang Mardikha Hehanussa

3.0

Tasty pork ball noodle bt an excessive amount of pepper on the soup

Fatih Degirmenci

4.0

Seaweed popiah pretty good, best for sharing or lighting snack Rm4.50

Burak Ayrancı

3.0

Still my in history favourite pork golf ball noodle , never to forget wantan mee 👍

Anneline Puspasari

3.0

Don't eat from the tai chou right now there. The eating place for the laundry. They charges 200% greater than any other store. For just two 2 pack of fried rice, they cost RM58. The girl boss is very bitchy.

Berilsukarsantiozu

5.0

Pork noodles are very good. Also obtained kidneys. Prepare to hold back

Yuliztyanto

5.0

Loh mee is really a strong rendition of a Penang fav

Meryana Hartono

5.0

The curry wantan noodles is good. A straightforward comfort food.

Henry Fausta Tirtawidjaja

3.0

Pork ball noodles are usually popular, but is average. Seafood paste noodles (from the seafood head noodles store) is very good. Fish paste is really a little gentle but filled with fish. Can odor the Chinese wine.

Srinivasa Rao

5.0

Wanton mee and 猪肉丸粉is the very best around. Beverages suck as generally in most section of PJ. Don't expect an excellent manners/temper with the peoples right here, just benefit from the food.

TripleCat

3.0

There are several types of wantan noodles right here - char siew, mushroom chicken feet, sui kow (moon-shaped dumplings) and curry white chicken.