Kopitiam 228 — Restaurant in Perak

Came here on their public holiday in the morning,many stalls not open. I tried the laifun from no .8 stall,the curry finished dy,so we ordered kicap and soup,Yong taufu soso kinda bland ,the noodles also. If you would like a nicer laifun can go to other restaurants with a better environment. Hidden hem here is their chee cheong fun!!, the hongkong type ,kinda smooth and flavourful,super duper cheap only 3.50 ,maybe is small town but if this in kl super cheap. No 18 porridge and chicken was awesome! Must eat this here, the chicken very tender and smooth the porridge is like can see the rice not super soupy but goes very well with the chicken! Overall very reasonable prices food quality can be better so as...

Plenty of food to order. Seating is according to coloured chair which means which coffee shop you order from.

Nam Chen (Green chairs) serve delicious coffee, tasty light toasts and half boiled eggs which are cooked quite perfectly.

Wan tan mee : yien yien serves a mean wan tan mee. Tasty and with silky wan tans.

The lye fun with tong tau foo and laksa (yellow board with red writing in the middle) seems pretty popular. The laksa is spicy too. Overall, the food is good. The yao char koay is cheap. I prefer hawker food at Penang anytime especially when this place is full of flies. Our drinks come with covers. Not planning to come here soon but when hungry, it...

I have tried the soup lai fun with yong tao foo, it is surprisingly good. The noodles is crunchy and the soup is simply taste original without MSG and salty. The best is the barley with fu chik and ginko. It is so rish. I also tried the porridge served with steam chicken i the afternoon. The stall is operated by two very very old "grand parents". It is long queue. Well, the porridge is good ut a bit salty for me. While the chicken, i admit it is quite unique where u can taste the chicken meet freshness and sweet juiciness. I think a lot of chickn rice nowadays has lost this...