Hai Siang Kopitiam

Amien Krisna

I have eaten many times at this eating place and it keeps the typical. Fresh food and a fantastic selection of hot and cold beverages.

Ifan

It looked like the average traditional chinese cafe and soon you read the menu. There exists a "preamble" printed about the initial web page of the menu which "warns" customers that should you cannot wait for the meals to be serve then customers shouldn't whine tothem and disappear completely. This is the first-time I've seen restaurants/cafes problems such warning but advantage of the doubt, they ought to by right serve incredible quality food should they dare issue like "warning". Also Gordon Ramsey's London does not have this. Anyway, the coffee We ordered has been lukewarm and overly nice. It hardly had any espresso stint, almost like drinking water diluted with espresso powder. The chicken curry noodle was at best, edible. It wasn't popular, it was waaaaay as well spicy, the poultry was overcooked since it sensed like I was consuming an eraser and the noodles had been overcooked aswell to the expand it felt just a little mush. The saving grace is just about the servers, regardless of the snobbish warnings on the menu, the servers were very friendly. I think the dog owner had my check out and was also very friendly therefore i am small confused right now where this printed caution comes from now.

Indra Satya

A cafe which offering traditional chinese & malaysian cuisine. Good decoration & dining environment. However, wait is necessary & price at upper edge

Adil Johan

Decent selection of sandwiches such as house specialties Roti Thomas (nasi lemak inside a sandwich) and Sloppy Joe (minced chicken with cabbage and onions). Other regional favourites include Sarawak laksa and kopitiam kopi o, Cham penguin etc. Costs are acceptable and a family group of fourcan easily possess their fill at under rm50.