Lian Bang Yong Tau Foo KOTA — Restaurant in Malacca

Found this place when I was driving around for food hunting … this place is very clean and cozy. Not as spacious but very organised.

Food preparation was prompt … milk tea is good, comparable to most Kopitiam/cafe.

As for the YTF, it’s fresh and soup is not salty.

Accessible location, convenient parking space.

Affordable price.

But ….

It’s frustrating that the eatery doesn’t make any effort to manage the seating situation. With such limited space, it’s surprising how they allow people to hog the seats long after they’ve finished eating …just sitting around and chatting while others are left squeezing at a small table. A bit of proactive management would really help improve the experience for everyone.

Sometimes during weekends you can see how some selfish customers continue to hog seats, chatting away - completely ignoring others who are waiting for a place to sit. It’s basic courtesy to free up the space once you’re done, especially in a place with...

Comfortable place for lunch, nice place to explore, one section of handmade items for sale and another cute pastry corner for dessert.

Everyone has different tastebuds and the YTF was not up to my liking, the texture was too smooth like those white fishballs. I prefer rough, uneven , fishy + meat texture. The best for me, was the fried fuchok and the nice cup of milk tea.

I wouldn't come all the way to eat here, if I am around the corner,maybe yea.

On a side note, I accidentally saw the cashier touching her nose (as in picking) and then back to serving at the counter, lifting bowls and calculating. Same goes to the guy worker waiting for the orders to be placed. It puts me...

Nostalgic Lempang YTF.

Stuffed tauhu has shrunken in size.

Taste wise still good. Still have their signature chilli sauce.

The sausage is a scam to entice the kids... Not worth it as it is not even a YTF item.

The fish ball still delicious, springy... Worth every bite.

The stuffed chilli, bitter gourd and lady's finger is good too.

Dried noodles recommended. With additional pork lard, it is heavenly. Can always come...