Yes Café (previously Top 10) — Restaurant in Sarawak

Since the stall at Peach Garden, serving the delicious Guo Tie, closed during the Corona pandemic, have been on the hunt for similar good Guo Tie. Tried the stall here in Top 10 Foodcourt. And for the moment they are the best we have found up to now. Nice skin, a little fried on one side and tasty filling. One filling only with a mix of meat and veggies. Delicious. They are quite big also. Six pieces for RM 6. Think stall only open mornings. Overall this is a very popular food court with several choices. Tried also the kolo mee which very good. And although the apam balik pancakes are also very popular here, they are not quite our taste. They do have a generous amount of peanut filling, but for us, the dough could be a little more sweet. Rhat's a matter of taste...

Long established coffee shop at Jalan Song area. Wide range of food stalls, with some stalls having quite a good reputation. Very clean, tidy and well ventilated. All the stalls are maintained in orderly manner. We saw quite a few tables having indian rojak, so found out it was from the Big Baba stall. Ordered it from the very friendly crew there, and was glad to enjoy the well prepared indian rojak, light and fresh ingredients, with a variety of texture and the sauce was also not...

The Nonya stall, Big Baba, at the front corner is a bit Korean ie. the stall runner. She said she took 3 years to master the cuisine. You've got to taste it to appreciate what's gone into it. Commendable grubs. Ever changing menu with a bit of Korean cooking thrown in. The coffeeshop known for its Fish Beehoon Soup, and the Popiah is good as well. The Kueh stall does a mean Bang Cheng Kueh, that's not too sweet, on the spot. Pulut Tai Tai, Kaya-filled glutinous rice, is...