Kedai Kopi Cheong Foh Cafe 昌和茶餐室 — Restaurant in Klang Municipal Council

Many ppl but we just waited patiently for table. 1 couple was very nice. They asked us to join the table 2 of us but we waited till they finished everything then only we sat down bcos the table is very small, enuf for 3 ppl with all food n drinks on table. As soon as we sat down, a man asked us if he can join our table. He said only he alone. To our astonishment n shock he brought 2 more in to our table. 5 in our table. I felt so cramped up with both our tea n hakka noodles with soup bowl n all. I really didnt enjoy my food bcos we felt like we hv to gobble up our food as fast as possible to gv them space. They oredi ordered drinks n half boiled eggs n pau. I was really angry with this type of ppl who never consider abt us who were at the table first. I wont go back to this shop again with experience of these type of customers. They r regulars, so what? Even if we were to eat for free, we wont go back again with the attitude of these ppl. No thanks. 😡 . We actually wanted to order other food after the hakka noodles but with this kind of situation, we rushed off after...

They are known for their coffee . Went for simple breakfast, soft boiled eggs, toasted bread with kaya and margarine.

Service is bad, the first time I went I had coffee with condensed milk no sugar, the lady took the order just like that. The second time I went, I asked for the same thing, no sugar and asked if it’s possible to have the condensed milk separate as last time it was a bit too sweet to my liking. The waiter (with slightly longer hair, all back) smirked and talked back, he said coffee has no sugar, just milk okay, and which restaurant would separate the milk for you. His attitude was horrible, you have to listen to his tone of voice.

I understand I should expect no service in restaurant like this, but I didn’t expect poor attitude like that, if you cannot do it, just say you cannot do it period. Plus god knows you don’t have sugar in the coffee, A customer requests and you make it happen that’s it. No need for such...

This nostalgic, old-school cafe has been around for years and offers a diverse range of dishes.

I tried two dishes. The Char Kueh Teow with duck egg was flavourful, with just the right amount of saltiness to suit my taste. It was well-fried with a nice wok hei.

The curry noodles was fairly standard but came with a generous amount of ingredients for the price. Lady boss also gave extra curry when requested. TQVM.

Overall, the portion sizes are quite substantial. While cleanliness should be looked into, the prices are reasonable for the quality and...