Warung Sungai Tapah — Restaurant in Perak

I recently revisited Warung Sungai Tapah, and it brought back so many fond childhood memories! The breakfast menu is a nostalgic trip down memory lane, with classic dishes like half-boil eggs, wan tan ho, meggie goreng, and nasi goreng daging. Each bite reminded me of the comforting meals I used to enjoy as a child.

The half-boil eggs were perfectly cooked, with a runny yolk and a firm white. The wan tan ho was flavorful and filled with succulent prawns. The meggie goreng was crispy and delicious, and the nasi goreng daging was hearty and satisfying.

The staff at Warung Sungai Tapah are friendly and welcoming, making the dining experience even more enjoyable. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, perfect for a relaxing breakfast with family or friends.

If you're looking for a taste of home-cooked goodness and want to relive some cherished memories, Warung Sungai Tapah is the place to be. Highly recommend it to anyone craving authentic Malaysian...

Mediocre eatery but tip top service. Never have experienced any level of service as such from so called hyped n fancy cafes.

Service: Very quick to pick up and serve orders despite being shortstaffed.

Food taste: Surprisingly, very local and original that I rarely get from other local restaurants Ive been.

Menu: Variety of local foods and drinks which is awesome.

Conclusion: This is a place to go to untuk yang btul2 tekak melayu or tekak hometown.

Congrats. Hopefully, they can maintain the consistency.

I never bothered to leave any reviews but this one deserves it! Will definitely come again, In shaa Allah.

Thank you again for awesome service. Moga sentiasa...

An underrated gem of a place for a family breakfast time. The best thing about this place is they have ample of food options to cater to everyone's taste. From roti, nasi lemak to fried food they got most of your typical Malay breakfast menu. It's a kampung's warung so the atmosphere is very laid back. Don't expect too much when it comes to decor, cleanliness etc.

There will always be a crowd. But waiting time is really not that bad. You can park by the side road or the mosque's...