Restoran Foo Shan 富山茶餐室 — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

The Kopitiam look bit quiet compare to previous good comments about this place.

Food n drinks is bit higher compare to others Kopitiam.

It's a bit dissapointed that the kopi they served like a mamak stall. I think they should have a good coffee maker. It's very important to have a experience coffee maker in Kopitiam, it's a soul for the property. Lot owner nowaday safe the skillful staff salary and used for other purposes, will destroy the business.

Heard that there was a famous individuals hawker in the shop but have been move to other place. If the owner Help to Built up the name of the certain stalls, definitely the business will grow up. The food have to be reached to the customer's mostly preferably standard.

In the noon time, sitting under the canopy will makes u sweating a bit. But luckily the fan is enough for cover every corner.

It's a good location for night time dinner, if there are few more store set up.

There is still a room for improvement. Hopefully it's will be...

There is roti bakar kawin but no roti stim. The roti bakar was actually slightly burnt. The kopi C is disappointingly lacking of evaporated milk. Tried the Taiping duck egg fried kuehteow. Worth the try but the prices have gone up from RM10 to RM11 (small plate). Nearby prices are around RM9. But the chicken rice is definitely below par. Perhaps next time will give the sam-kan-chung noodles a try. Maybe even the "pan-mee". Asam laksa is almost like you can get in Penang but the price (RM8) is a huge difference from the market stalls in Penang (RM5). This corner shoplot is quite spacious as there are available space for tables at the side. Parking could be a challenge depending on the...

After weeks of suppressed curiosity and craving, I finally set foot in this corner coffee shop. My eyes were locked-on a stall serving steamed ginger fish slices with vermicelli. A particular type of noodles were used, which retained the texture when cooked. Extraordinary and mouth-watering good taste. The fried kwey-teow also...