Aunty Mei's Laksa Kopitiam — Restaurant in Borneo

Once we arrived the kopitiam, we requested for one baby chair but they told us only one baby chair was provided in the kopitiam, so we have to wait for other customer finish using the baby chair then only our turn to use it We ordered Sarawak laksa but no taugeh is served, we asked the staff why laksa is not served with taugeh then the staff told us that taugeh finished already. Well, we accepted it Next we ordered toasted bun with kaya butter but they served us toasted kaya with cold butter, the staff confirmed with us that this is toasted bun with kaya butter, then we said this is obviously not a bun is a roti, we said before we order, we did ask you what is the difference between those two items then you explain to us one is bun another one is roti, after your explanation we decided to order toasted bun with kaya butter, after that the staff replied me that oh ya bun finished already, we said why never inform earlier when we order? Maybe they realised that we started to feel annoyed then they just took away the wrongly served toasted kaya with cold butter and served toasted bun with kaya butter for us. Why suddenly the bun has stock after we feel annoyed? We really feel bad with this kind of service and...

They have a waitress who will greet the patrons cheerfully and politely. Difficult to find such helpers nowadays. I came for lunch and ordered mee siam. The taste of the noodles was great. The best taste in kuching so far. Just the right saltiness and spiciness. However it was too oily for my stomach that protested the whole afternoon. It came with a small bowl of gravy which to me tasted weird. The condiments was 5 small but fresh prawns. One egg ut into four slices. A little bit of sliced cucumber. That's all for rm13. 90.To me a bit pricey. I also wanted to order their signature laksa but changed my mind when I was told to wait for half an hour because they had run out of LAKSA soup and had to go somewhere to get the soup base and start cooking more soup. Instead I ordered claypot chicken rice. It came piping hot in a claypot which consisted of four big pieces of chicken and one piece of potato. The gravy was dark in colour unlike the usual chicken curry. Tasted a bit weird too. To sum it all despite the great service I don't think I'm coming again for food that doesn't go along too well with my...

I tried their signature laksa special. It has a good taste of sarawak laksa. The presentation is nicely done. Worth coming for a try if you love Sarawak laksa.

The food takes a little longer, probably 15-20mins to serve the noodle on my table. It wasn't fully crowded. So, you do need some patience to eat here.

Price is acceptable.. a bowl of laksa special RM14- RM15. Other food on their menu is not expensive as well. This place is semi-cafe decorated. Inside have Aircon, they have outside table too.

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The parking space is limited, street parking with parking lot. You need to pay on working day...