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Timmy Chandra

I'm literally an everyday eater right here. I've witnessed this kopitiam's change. The aged kopitiam had been halal one and the meals suck as much of the stalls are usually handled by the boss who allow his employees do the cooking food. After renovation and moving to the brand new boss, the options and quality of foods have enhanced tremendously. Fried kueh teow - excellent flavor with big part. Thai meals - their tom yam soup is actually good. But their some other foods like pad thai or pineapple fried rice suck badly. In no way attempt them Japanese ramen - super delicious. Specifically their curry ramen. I truthfully think it's superior to the meals in high-end Japanese dining places on the market. Xiao Chao - meals are good. Like so-so. Pretty good. But not too great either (I love their Wan tang ho tho) Portion isn't a lot. The male Malay employee is quite friendly Lion's mind rice stall - I haven't attempted their lion mind rice. I order poultry chop from their stall. Their poultry chop is alright. Issue could it be can get a little dry. Would be much better if French fries may also be provided. Hakka Lei Cha - despite being truly a Chinese cuisine the Lei cha here's being made by 2 Malay girls. And it's good! If you want Lei cha you'll like it right here. Nasi Lemak - this stall is usually owned by way of a Malay few. Their nasi lemak is actually good. The fried poultry is definitely crispy as hell. Sambal can be good. I really like it. Chicken rice - foods that a lot of people order. Honestly Personally i think that their poultry is a bit not the same as the poultry rice in other meals courts. I'm not necessarily keen on it. But their cha siew can be incredible. Pan Mee - good. Beef noodles - owners appear to be foreigners but their beef noodles are usually great! Shanghai ramen - I don't enjoy. Small part and so-so. Seafood paste noodles - this stall may be the only stall which has been here because the old kopitiam. Pleasant couple proprietors. And their food? Incredible as well. Overall speaking the meals price is really a bit higher (RM 8 typical) but I really believe the rental is actually high here. At the very least I feel very comfy eating there in comparison to other foods courts. It's quite thoroughly clean. In case you are working close by then this might be among the best options.

Mirza

Great spot to eat, good meals good service, should come regularly

TheDoctor

The roast char siew from the wanton noodles shop is great. The sui kau requirements enhancement. The char kueh teow will be good but lacking chives and lap cheong. Including those 2 ingredients will be perfect and perhaps giving customer option to possess duck eggs or poultry eggs. The popiah women had been courteous and accommodating when i preferred mine crunchy rather than soggy. Overall place not too unclean therefore i am happy. Want a satay stall though