New Ampang Tradition Yong Tau Foo

Aris Firman

3.0

A good spot to enjoy traditional Yong Tau Foo in Petaling Jaya. The restaurant is situated in occupied SS2 and parking could be a problem. Nevertheless, the dishes served are very tasty. Try the fried seafood cake, brinjal with fishpaste, ladyfingers with fishpaste and tfriedtaufoo with fishcake. Addititionally there is fried poultry wings and boiled veggies in oyster sauce. Each one of these can be consumed with steamed whitened rice or kway teow. Ir isn't aircon and you can find about 15 tables. The dushes opt for chili sauce and lovely black soya sauce.

Sai Thakur

4.0

Just had dinner right now there. Was there couple of months back. The product quality has remained rather than dropped through the years. It includes a fairly huge selection of yong tau foo. In addition they offer nooodles and kuey teow with coffee beans sprouts. The chilli and nice sauce itgreat. The flavor is comparable to the initial yong tau foo in Ampang. Average price per piece will be RM1.40 and for the noidles/kuey teow it really is around RM3 per bowl. The meals is clean and made daily.

Jaysheena G Jones

4.0

Love the simpleness of the meals served here. Great and comforting. Like almost anything they served. Nice location for simple meals. Must try.

Ravi Yadav

4.0

My family usual location for a straightforward dinner. U might have a choice offered with rice or chee cheong enjoyable. The food are filled with fresh fish meats and prepared with soup or without soup. Cost are reasonable.

Dien U. K

4.0

Revisited this place once again after a couple of months. Really liked the countless types of yong tau foo which completed nearly to perfection in flavor and consistency. Ordered the kaoy teow soup that was plain but excellent. The chilli and lovely sauce is excellent. Reasonablepriced

Gemma

3.0

Even though food is nice, and the service prompt with the cafe being kept clean,, the purchase price they are charging is really a little an excessive amount of. No wonder regardless of the good foods, the restaurant isn't bustling.

Angelica Marcella S

3.0

Located at a large part of SS2 which homes several popular eateries. Parking could be a pain during peak hrs. No fuss, simple & clear restaurant. Service is common. Food made fresh. Little bit pricey. Comfort meals for me. Particularly when it rains. Basic menu comprising ofvarious forms of yong tau foo consumed with either rice or noodles. Notable ones will be the lotus root, girls finger, cha koi, fried taufoo, bitter goard & silky fish ball. The seafood paste they use will be flavorful & not really overly salted. Broth will be light & clear. The sauces (hoi sin & chili sambal) is actually addictive.

Gracemay Simorangkir

4.0

Local Ampang YTF inside PJ Freshly fried pieces for fried dumplings, you tiew, tou foo is quite addictive. Others will be brinjal, chilli, lady fingertips and follow fu kua. White tou foo is definitely large serving.

Erik Aless

4.0

This another eating place that we frequently choose quick meal. Their Yong tau foo is among the best similar to the initial out let in outdated Ampang City. The hor enjoyable is good and are also their dishes. No problem finding but parking canbe an issue.

Tina Degrave

4.0

Came across this bistro and thought I’d increase my 2 cent comment... Been a normal customer through the years, and I’m overall happy with the grade of offerings and menu... Unavoidably, and regretably, their costs have crept up recently, so it’snow a little on the pricey part for a straightforward meal. Aside fr that, it’s nevertheless a simple little bistro for an instant meal... Program and cleanliness is fairly satisfactory.. Would happily recommend....