Kedai Kopi Tokyo

Furkan Demirel

This cafe is truly a assortment of several stalls, which serve no pork, and is frequented by all races from all walks of life. It's the corner store(kopitiam) located directly behind Chau Sui Teck, quite unassuming and not perfectly placed signboards. Itgives one the choice of experiencing either Ipoh Poultry Rice, Malay Style Economic climate Mixed Rice, Soto Makasar or even pastries. I really like their Ipoh Poultry Rice. The stall proprietor actually originated from Ipoh several decades back to create his own stall right here and hasn't appeared back since. It acts the best poultry rice in Sandakan. They provide either roasted or steamed poultry, and also (depending on that is available for your day) mutton/poultry curry, steamed/assam seafood and veggie. Have your dinner with a helping of these soup of your day (peanut, herbal, abc, previous cucumber, etc) and their tasty homemade chili sauce, and you will be a joyful camper. Guaranteed. If there's room for more, do not forget to try the pastries provided by another stall. Their portuguese egg tarts are usually to die for! Greatest egg tart in Sandakan and much better than nearly all bakeries in KL. There is a brief period of period where they provided UFO tarts. I dare state... Theirs was the very best I'd actually tasted. Sadly, they no more offer UFO tarts.... =( Overall, this place is really a perfect location for lunch and will obtain pretty packed during lunchtime.

Münir Sapmaz

The cup of kopi nai less lovely with freshly baked egg tart at afternoon 2pm rocks !. Must attempt they Portuguese egg tart

Meaghan Moana

Its sort of old time restaurant with local and common visitors. Always occupied and packed because of good service and great food. In the event that you happend to move there don't forget to attempt their cotto. Taste excellent and cheap.