甘發茶樓 Kam Fatt Restaurant — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

We arrived here for an early breakfast on a Saturday and were fortunate enough to find parking nearby. The establishment offers both open-air and air-conditioned seating areas, and we were seated in the air-conditioned section. Although the temperature was not uncomfortably warm, it wasn't quite cool enough for our liking. Our orders were taken promptly, and we found the place to be clean and comfortable.

For our meal, we selected the Signature Curry Laksa Mee Hoon 招牌咖喱叻沙 priced at RM10.50 and the Pork Offal Porridge 猪杂粥 at RM9.50. The Signature Curry Laksa Mee Hoon left much to be desired; while the broth was thick, it lacked the desired aromatic quality, with the predominant taste being spiciness. The Pork Offal Porridge was also average, with some parts carrying a distinct pork odour. Overall, the food left us with a rather middling impression. The portion sizes were standard, and the prices were reasonable.

We would like to commend the chef who was properly attired, including a face mask, apron, and cap, while preparing food in the kitchen. However, it was evident that some of the foreign staff assisting in the kitchen were not adequately equipped.

It would also be beneficial to provide a brief description for each food item on the menu to inform customers about its contents. For instance, we were unsure about the distinctions between the "Mini," "Signature," and "Golden" Curry...

Update 2025: Recently bring my friend back for breakfast here and the service is not what i had before. My friends were discussing what to order and then an old man, maybe the boss of the shop. He keep pushing and complaining us for slow decision with low voices and LC face on us, he thought I cant understand what he said?

Not only did he target us, later on a couple also came and that uncle take their order. He sounds impatient and raising his voice on them. The couple also not impressed with his attitude and decided to leave the store and not make any order. Serves him right.

Good place to go for cheap food in bukit bintang. The kopitiam also served economy noodle, however they didnt serve nyong chap in economy noodle section. Mostly fried fu zuk or hot dog.

Their curry laksa tasted really good. If they put more chinese parsley into the curry laksa might further enhance its taste. The steam chicken in the curry laksa also very tender.

It seems like you can only place your order through the lady in the cashier. Those waiters cannot make order only serve...

Service: The service was decent—orders are taken at the table, and they accept various payment methods, including cash, cards, and QR. The food was served quickly, within 20 minutes, which was impressive.

Cleanliness: The restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating. While the indoor dining area is not very spacious, it’s clean and comfortable, making it a nice place to enjoy your meal.

Food: I ordered the Dry Noodle with Pork Ball, which was average in taste. However, the Kaya Toast with Teh (milk tea) was the highlight for me! While some reviews mention the taste isn’t great, I found it really enjoyable (though I respect others’ preferences). The tea wasn’t overly sweet and had a slight bitterness, making it refreshing. I loved dipping my kaya toast into the tea (locals, I promise to try it with egg next time!). Overall, I was very satisfied with the food.

Overall: This is a must-visit spot if you’re looking for a tasty local-style breakfast. It’s a nice, clean place with good food, and I highly recommend...