Ponteh Chicken (4/5): A very home cooked taste, chicken not bad, the potato is soft, the mushroom absorb the sauces very well and taste nice, and the sauce is very homey and well seasoned
Fry Potato Leaf (4/5): Potato leaf is well cooked
Fried Lobak (4.5/5): Slightly above average Lobak, the fillings could be improved to increase the aroma, however my partner love it and attempt to order a second time
Cendol (4/5): The gula melaka was not too sweet but provide a strong unique aroma, however during the after taste of the sugar might be a little bit bitter for some person. To be honest, the cendol is below par, however it brings a homie feelings, just like grandmother or mother cooking that doesn't taste very fancy but it just somehow warms your heart.
Service [4/5]: Very high hospitality place, but sometimes the owner could be a bit too enthusiastic
Ambience [0/5]: There are a lot of mosquito around that causes a bad dining experience, the dining table and chair is not well taken care, we have to use our own mosquito repellant to make sure we are not being eaten by mosquito when we are eating. The vintage decoration doesn't enhance the dining experience for us, but if you genuinely enjoy vintage stuff and don't mind a ton of mosquito you might like this...
Read moreThe huge "Cendol" banner hanging outside the restaurant beckons weary travellers heading to PD town especially on a balmy day. To truly savour this popular icy coconut milk dessert, Stephen Kit the friendly owner offers a valuable tip... "Before you take a sip...squeeze the complimentary gula melaka on your spoon...not the bowl." Take his advice seriously and your cendol experience will be a delightful one. I did...The aromatic smoky sweetness of the palm sugar compliments the plain looking coconut santan well. Another gem is the interior. The restaurant stands out from the rest on this beach front town because Stephen a former studio creative director; has dived deep into his whimsical mind to give this makan place a mega dose of nostalgia with an array of memorabilia and artifacts from...
Read moreThis is a more than legit Baba Nyonya home cooking restaurant ❤️ Me and my husband not only filled our tummy with tasty flavoursome classic Nyonya Baba cooking - pongteh and chicken roll - Also were happy and delight to know and chat with the friendly owner. Also, the Nyonya Laksa is a must! I can assure you, this is one the best Nyonya Laksa in Malaysia. Even with simple basic ingredient: hardboiled egg, taufu pok, bean sprout, fish cake and prawn, the whole Laksa taste is well balance. The coconut milk of the curry Laksa is not too over powering, add in their sambal and lime, the flavour of the soup will b enhanced to next level! need to highlight: there are NO MSG usage in their food! Hence you won't feel dizzy or sleepy after having...
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