Yaya's Chinatown — Restaurant in Terengganu

Newly opened restaurant. Good new aircond and decor, but the place could be slightly tight up. The toilet is located at the rear and not convenient to access, especially during raining days. Despite the food selection being quite diverse but the taste and value were not that motivated for revisitation. Fried chicken NL was served without egg, sambal was more like a paste, and high in salt or msgs; fried chicken was relatively small in portion and mostly left out for a while before serving; peanuts were not as fresh as newly prepared. While for Nasi Kerabu softshell crab, despite the crab portion being sufficient in size, it was slightly on the oily side. This rice dish lacking the punch of the sufficient "soulful " ingredients like the kantan flower and kesum leaves, mainly there were fresh beansprouts, diced long beans, and presumably chicken floss. The budu sauce was somehow too overly salty, and yet there were salty eggs served in the dish, too hazardous for a healthy dish it supposed to be. The ABC was passable with sufficient portion, but the cham ice was too bland. Hope the management can look into these issues and fine-tune the...

An oasis in Chinatown with good air conditioning and surprisingly good food! I ordered the chilli pan mee (beef) and was blown away at the first bite. Minced beef was flavorful and noodles were springy and firm. The chilli was the best, quite spicy for me, but luckily it was served separately and you could control how much chilli to add.

The drinks menu is finely curated with mixes and hard pressed juices - note there’s no simple soda like Coke or Sprite. I had iced Cham (local mix of coffee and tea) and was not disappointed. Strange that they still use the term sky juice for plain water, and yes, you can order that too for a token price.

Service was up to expectations. Orders are placed using a QR code. Would come again if I am in this...

There were six of us. We ordered. One arrived a second one arrived eventually but it was the wrong noodles. Time past. More customers arrived . Their orders were taken. The second one arrived again but it was still the wrong noodles. Perhaps they think we are stupid. The three tables of customers who were after us were all served and we were still waiting. Perhaps if we were chinese it might have helped it seems. It looked like we would never be served so we opted to pay for the drinks and find some where who appreciates all of their customers. Dont try the kumquat it was like water one kumquat and one plum. I had the soft shell crab which...