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怡保大树头美食中心
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Nearby attractions
Kek Look Seah
19, Jalan Sri Adika, TAMAN ROSE, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Nearby restaurants
Choong Kee "Pokok Besar" Restaurant
1213, Jalan King, Taman Hoover, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Dong Tai Kopitiam Pasir Pinji
46 Jalan Foo Eng Lin, Jalan Pasir Puteh, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
A Jie Cafe
61, Persiaran Tokong, Taman Hoover, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Famous Rice Cafe 御米之香咖啡餐廳
44, Jalan Foo Eng Lin, Taman Hoover, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Wong Kok Seafood Restaurant 旺角涎香海鮮樓
11, Persiaran Tokong, Taman Hoover, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Restoran M Salim ipoh HQ
75, Jalan Tokong, Taman Hoover, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Xin Xiang Er Nong Restaurant
66, Jalan Foo Eng Lin, Taman Hoover, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Kafe Little Nam Yeong • 小南洋茶室
8, Jalan Chew Sin Onn, Taman Hoover, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Lee Kitchen
Wisma Centrepoint Utama, 24, Jalan Bharu, Taman Hoover, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Chef Yeong Eatery 杨师傅
17, Jalan Centrepoint 2, Taman Hoover, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
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Nearby hotels
Big Tree Boutique
1286, Jalan King, Off, Jalan Pasir Pinji, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Bean Residence
66, Jalan Foo Eng Lin, Taman Hoover, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
YY Residence
14, Jalan Peh Kee Koh, Taman Kampar, 30250 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Ipoh Zing Vale
14a, Jalan Peh Kee Koh, Taman Kampar, 30250 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
1248 Cozy Home
1248, Jalan Pasir Pinji 2, Kampung Pasir Pinji Baru, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Mary’s Residence ipoh
Street, 1427, Prince, Jalan Pasir Pinji, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
At mind 9 Homestay Ipoh
9, Jalan Leong Kim Seng, Taman Kampar, 30250 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Seemsoon Hotel
2, Regat Dato Mahmud & Off Jalan Pasir Puteh, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Reintree Lodge
Jln Dato Mahmud, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Hotel Pinji
2, Jalan Bunga Raya, Jalan Pasir Pinji, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
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怡保大树头美食中心

652, Jalan King, Taman Hoover, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
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attractions: Kek Look Seah, restaurants: Choong Kee "Pokok Besar" Restaurant, Dong Tai Kopitiam Pasir Pinji, A Jie Cafe, Famous Rice Cafe 御米之香咖啡餐廳, Wong Kok Seafood Restaurant 旺角涎香海鮮樓, Restoran M Salim ipoh HQ, Xin Xiang Er Nong Restaurant, Kafe Little Nam Yeong • 小南洋茶室, Lee Kitchen, Chef Yeong Eatery 杨师傅, local businesses:
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Featured dishes

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混酱 (Mixed Sauce)
酱油,香油,甜酱,辣椒,虾膏 (soy sauce, oil, sweet sauce, chilli, prawn paste)
干酱全参
咖喱猪皮 (Curry Pork Skin)
咖喱汁 (Curry Sauce)
冬菇汁 (Mushroom Sauce)

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Live events

Walk Ipoh Old Town with a local heritage historian
Walk Ipoh Old Town with a local heritage historian
Wed, Jan 14 • 8:45 AM
30000, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
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Nearby attractions of 怡保大树头美食中心

Kek Look Seah

Kek Look Seah

Kek Look Seah

4.5

(151)

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Nearby restaurants of 怡保大树头美食中心

Choong Kee "Pokok Besar" Restaurant

Dong Tai Kopitiam Pasir Pinji

A Jie Cafe

Famous Rice Cafe 御米之香咖啡餐廳

Wong Kok Seafood Restaurant 旺角涎香海鮮樓

Restoran M Salim ipoh HQ

Xin Xiang Er Nong Restaurant

Kafe Little Nam Yeong • 小南洋茶室

Lee Kitchen

Chef Yeong Eatery 杨师傅

Choong Kee "Pokok Besar" Restaurant

Choong Kee "Pokok Besar" Restaurant

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Closed
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Dong Tai Kopitiam Pasir Pinji

Dong Tai Kopitiam Pasir Pinji

4.5

(746)

Closed
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A Jie Cafe

A Jie Cafe

4.2

(586)

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Famous Rice Cafe 御米之香咖啡餐廳

Famous Rice Cafe 御米之香咖啡餐廳

4.9

(495)

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Reviews of 怡保大树头美食中心

4.0
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3.0
5y

Visited 2020 01 CNY. at this point of time, I still can consider the food price is still reasonable although already increase price from RM 0.40 ( around 2008) to RM 1.10 (2020) . At this point of time , university graduate salary still stay the same as 2004, not yet triple 🤔. We r now in the IT age, we know that everything is related to the basic needs.

For the pass 20 years , we saw property price increase exponentially (thank to a little "selected" group selfishness) and the bank ( "selected" group "close" member) getting every borrower to work for the bank for the next 20-30 years = eventually everything increase in price exponentially.

Can't anyone see the link? Gov don't control the property market = price increase = bank n "land crony" get most of the benefits = borrower work for the bank (paying interest) for the next 20-30 years

property is like , water + electricity n air is the basic of living . if this is the way to reach developed country ( = high income) is this what u want? 🤔🤔🤔 Developed country that each of us keep trying to get the most benefit from each others?

Or can we create a world that base on contribution? Each contribution will lead to a better life 🤔🤔 wouldn't it be perfect?

🤔🤔 Genetically we r selected to be selfish , only selfish can have our DNA pass down , and this is what we all want 🤔🤔🤔 if we change the natural selection to contribution ~ eventually DNA which can make more innovation + contribution keep increasing , will our science n technology increase exponentially if our system is base on contribution / innovation ?

🤔🤔🤔 Current system is naturally select the most selfish person to survive 🤔🤔🤔 eventually what will happen ?...

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4.0
1y

We visited this hawker stall in the late afternoon, around 3 PM, and found that the food selection was quite extensive, although many items were already sold out by the time we arrived. The offerings included thunder tree rice, rojak, yong tau foo, chicken rice, desserts, and porridge.

The yong tau foo is the standout here, known for its wide variety and customizable options. You can choose from different noodle styles, including curry, normal soup, or dry preparations, making it a favourite among locals. However, the mixed pork porridge with pork ingredients was just average—not particularly memorable compared to the other dishes.

For drinks, we tried their famous ice red bean, which did not disappoint; it was refreshing and well-balanced. The corn drink was also a hit, providing a sweet and satisfying complement to our meal. The ice kachang was served in a generous portion, making it a great value for those looking to indulge in a sweet treat.

The ambience of the place is quite rustic, exuding an old-school hawker vibe that adds to its charm. It feels like stepping back in time, which enhances the overall dining experience.

In conclusion, despite arriving late and missing out on some dishes, the variety we did enjoy was satisfying. The yong tau foo and drinks are definitely worth a try, and the nostalgic atmosphere makes it a place...

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4.0
6y

Yong tau fu is the popular thing food here. Taste is good but Actually you can also get this taste at KL too. For eg Puchong Yong Tau Fu. But the difference is the price😏. The size of Yong Tau Fu here is much bigger and much cheaper compare to KL price. And is also have more varieties of choice. You need to get a table number first and tell them once you finish choosing your foods. Hard to get a parking here but there is open parking near there. Is only RM3. Many also queue for Roast pork but I personally thinks that is so so only. You can...

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Kenneth KhooKenneth Khoo
We visited this hawker stall in the late afternoon, around 3 PM, and found that the food selection was quite extensive, although many items were already sold out by the time we arrived. The offerings included **thunder tree rice**, **rojak**, **yong tau foo**, **chicken rice**, desserts, and porridge. The **yong tau foo** is the standout here, known for its wide variety and customizable options. You can choose from different noodle styles, including curry, normal soup, or dry preparations, making it a favourite among locals. However, the **mixed pork porridge** with pork ingredients was just average—not particularly memorable compared to the other dishes. For drinks, we tried their famous **ice red bean**, which did not disappoint; it was refreshing and well-balanced. The **corn drink** was also a hit, providing a sweet and satisfying complement to our meal. The **ice kachang** was served in a generous portion, making it a great value for those looking to indulge in a sweet treat. The ambience of the place is quite rustic, exuding an old-school hawker vibe that adds to its charm. It feels like stepping back in time, which enhances the overall dining experience. In conclusion, despite arriving late and missing out on some dishes, the variety we did enjoy was satisfying. The yong tau foo and drinks are definitely worth a try, and the nostalgic atmosphere makes it a place worth visiting.
DR. ALVIN TUNGDR. ALVIN TUNG
Admittedly, this iconic eatery is not the best place to go on the weekend but when you got the cravings nothing can satisfy like... 😋 Pick your favorite noodles and a basket of your favorite fried and boiled stuffed tofu big glass of fresh juice and you are set! After a 9 year hiatus today's eventful visit was another success! Still one of the best yong tau fu in town. Drinks were tall and refreshing. We ordered watermelon, dragon fruit and ambra juice. Perfect afternoon snack.
OrnOrn
Very nice mixed of fried varieties. We basically had one from each basket, would be nice if they labelled what was in each basket. We asked but the staff seem unsure and they were overwhelmed with customers to answer. Everything was delicious, we had vermicelli and flat rice noodle 河粉 with it. Didnt try their curry as i wasnt in the mood. Ordered a red bean cool drink as well, it taste exactly how I wanted. Highly recommend.
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We visited this hawker stall in the late afternoon, around 3 PM, and found that the food selection was quite extensive, although many items were already sold out by the time we arrived. The offerings included **thunder tree rice**, **rojak**, **yong tau foo**, **chicken rice**, desserts, and porridge. The **yong tau foo** is the standout here, known for its wide variety and customizable options. You can choose from different noodle styles, including curry, normal soup, or dry preparations, making it a favourite among locals. However, the **mixed pork porridge** with pork ingredients was just average—not particularly memorable compared to the other dishes. For drinks, we tried their famous **ice red bean**, which did not disappoint; it was refreshing and well-balanced. The **corn drink** was also a hit, providing a sweet and satisfying complement to our meal. The **ice kachang** was served in a generous portion, making it a great value for those looking to indulge in a sweet treat. The ambience of the place is quite rustic, exuding an old-school hawker vibe that adds to its charm. It feels like stepping back in time, which enhances the overall dining experience. In conclusion, despite arriving late and missing out on some dishes, the variety we did enjoy was satisfying. The yong tau foo and drinks are definitely worth a try, and the nostalgic atmosphere makes it a place worth visiting.
Kenneth Khoo

Kenneth Khoo

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Admittedly, this iconic eatery is not the best place to go on the weekend but when you got the cravings nothing can satisfy like... 😋 Pick your favorite noodles and a basket of your favorite fried and boiled stuffed tofu big glass of fresh juice and you are set! After a 9 year hiatus today's eventful visit was another success! Still one of the best yong tau fu in town. Drinks were tall and refreshing. We ordered watermelon, dragon fruit and ambra juice. Perfect afternoon snack.
DR. ALVIN TUNG

DR. ALVIN TUNG

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Very nice mixed of fried varieties. We basically had one from each basket, would be nice if they labelled what was in each basket. We asked but the staff seem unsure and they were overwhelmed with customers to answer. Everything was delicious, we had vermicelli and flat rice noodle 河粉 with it. Didnt try their curry as i wasnt in the mood. Ordered a red bean cool drink as well, it taste exactly how I wanted. Highly recommend.
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