Ming Ang Restaurant Sdn Bhd

Kevin Muhammad

2.0

If you are an initial time visitor, it might be a pit end for a few snacks & coffee. The area was build to focus on street trippers enroute to the North or heading south via the north south highway. Guides will be advertising a commissionbased "heong piah" a crispy snack with Malt within. For us, we commute Malaysia every regular monthly & arranging self push to Hatyai (South Thailand) thus we become familiar with of way too many places with these, much better tasting create (individual preference), lower prices, variety & more fun. These locations its pit stops had been suppose to be motorists short rest-point. The countless of the pit stops are usually commercialised to chalk up tourist bucks & economy. Anyway, for rookies - as you travel & start to see the things you prefer, enjoy some by purchasing these to talk about with friends or family members (we were as soon as these kind of travellers) otherwise the next travel right here could land you inside another pit stop (therefore a differing taste) & kind of snacks or food. An example for several, Seremban Pow with sweeten roast pork each RM2.70. In a spot just five minutes drive aside, RM1.80 each (first-class in taste & dimension of snack may be the same. It really is freshly baked with the stove still hot here)

Arya Sanjaya

1.0

Low quality and selection. Bad affordability. Not well worth the stop. Only a stop designed for buses’ convenience.

Darin Sevira

1.0

As a normal traveler between Singapore and Malaysia by instructors, this Ming Ang cafe at the Yong Peng town stopover is marketing poor quality foods at a higher price than the other R&R meals outlets across the North-South Expressway. The bathroom . facilityand the surrounding region will be filthy and in an awful state of view and smell. What happen this is a special set up between the eating place owner and the bus companies in Spore to create mandatory visit this Ming Ang cafe to allow for travellers' meal and toilet crack. In exchange, the bus drivers receive free foods and beverage by the restaurant. Just a cost comparison, a cup of local coffee is RM2.70 and the meagre part of noodle soup is nearly RM 10 as of this Ming Ang eating place - higher than the food outlets one will discover in the many R&R stops across the same N-S Expressway. This Ming Ang restaurant is actually look as being a huge canteen in a warehouse setting inside a stand-alone building without the other food seller around. Hence, travellers were left without other option but to eat as of this restaurant as the rest of the stops are just brief visit petrol station for toilet crack. The meals hygiene in this cafe, or I should contact it a canteen, will be questionable. Once I experienced nasi lemak at the eating place and another hour I had belly aches to endure for my whole journey. There is absolutely no way I'd take any chance once again eating their food!