Ho Poh Restaurant | Restoran Ho Poh | 蒲种河婆擂茶 — Restaurant in Subang Jaya

First time visiting this hakka restaurant.

Ordered Ma Po Taufu, Ho Poh Fried Pork Ball and Stirred Fried Eight Treasure Vege.

Taste wise - I was quite surprised it was all not bad. The portion, however, I wish they could improve. Vege was really small but tasty. Fried Pork Ball - good. The chilli paste that came along with it for dipping was fantastic! Mah Po Taufu - good with the right amount of spiciness.

Price - not cheap with the portion that they served. For goodness sake , look at the extra rice that I ordered. Is it so hard to fill up the bowl full? Mind you - I ordered 'big' rice and not small. They charge RM2.20 per rice serving.

Then comes to service. They serve other table first even though we ordered before them. No system here?

Will I return? Given so many food options in Bandar...

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