66 Food Court (Ipoh Jalan Kampar Branch) — Restaurant in Perak

Fish Meat Noodles – 6/10 The broth was decent, but nothing outstanding. The fish was fresh, but overall, the dish lacked a wow factor.

Asam Stingray with Fried Egg – 6/10 (RM11) The asam stingray had a good balance of tanginess and spice, but it could have been more flavorful. Unfortunately, the fried egg was overcooked, which was disappointing.

Chicken Chop with Cheese – 7/10 (RM18) A kid-friendly dish that was well-received. The portion was satisfying, and the cheese added a nice touch. The kids enjoyed it!

Ambience & Facilities

The restaurant has a playground and is fully air-conditioned, which is great for families.

However, no staff or management seemed to monitor the playground, leading to some kids overplaying, which wasn't ideal for a comfortable dining experience.

Overall Experience

A family-friendly spot with decent food, but some inconsistencies in execution and supervision.

Disclaimer

This review is based on personal taste and a single visit. Food quality, service, and dining conditions may vary depending on the time and...

There used to be many branches, but now it seems that there is only one left.

There is an open-air parking space next to the food court, so you don't have to worry about finding a spot. The food court is well ventilated and comfortable to sit in.

There are many stalls selling different kinds of food. You can find any national cuisine you want here. The prices are more like those in Kuala Lumpur, and some are even more expensive than Kuala Lumpur.

As for the taste of the food, it depends on personal preference. I ordered the special pork chop rice, nasi lemak, mixed snow and mixed fruit snow, all of which were delicious.

If you can't think of what to eat, come here, there are...

Avoid "Sizzling Pan Noodles"

The dish was called sizzling pork chop with mushroom. First good things, the sauce and mushroom. I liked the sauce for its broth and "mei-zhing" taste. Mushroom was cooked well, but two small pieces, really?? What I disliked were the noodles and pork chops. Noodles were overcooked and pork chop arrived paper thin. Overall disappointing.

If you are in the area check out the Popiah store and drinks store serving Ais Kacang. Don't get the fried popiah, get the normal one, it has a very unique savoury taste that is addictive. When ordering Ais Kacang, ask for brown...