Yang Guo Fu Malatang • YGF Malatang Ipoh — Restaurant in Perak

You pick your ingredients and the broth/ sauce flavor: beef broth (soup, spicy), tomato (soup, non spicy) or mala stir fry (dry, spicy.)

We ordered mild beef broth which was flavorful but actually more like moderate level, so make sure you can handle spice. The tomato broth was OK. Ingredients were fresh and the whole place was clean.

Ingredients pricing is RM 3.45/50g. On average in our group, our meals cost around RM 45 - RM 55 each.

The main issue is that the variety of ingredients is quite limited, especially compared to KL branches. For the current selection of ingredients, I can't say it's worth the price and would only return if they added more...

The services are generally quite standard. Coming here with high expectation as there are lots of good reviews on YGF, but turns out the taste is a huge disappointment. I order mala mix but the taste is totally nothing like one. All I taste is peanut sauce with a bit of spicy flavour. The noodle is kinda dry even i mix it with the sauce.

I had to add chili oil and pepper oil myself to make the meal more bearable. I'm not sure if the taste is the same across all branches but this is definitely not what I was expecting.

My girlfriend ordered tomato soup base, the soup was overly thick and too savoury. Our first time experience was...

applause to the food! but not to the service. what i meant by service are such as staff attire in the kitchen. i believe they kinda has ‘open kitchen’ concept? so i can see most of the staff NOT WEARING hair net, cap or tied up their hair while preparing our food. i was mind blown when i saw one of them wearing short above their knee almost like underwear entering the kitchen. do you think that is an appropriate clothing for a food and beverage store? welp i thinks thats it. i love the food though. will come back again despite of the dispute. the food...