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“ Typical coffeeshop setting. Place is neat. Noodle texture is soft and not salty. Worth coming back. ”

“ Reasonable localized food fare that is mainly simple and light hakka food. Staff is very friendly. Food wise is not top notch but definitely tasty and has its unique taste. Will definitely come back again especially it has quite ample carpark and less crowded area. ”

“ Very tasty bowl of goodness! Highly recommended. We had a few dishes, the one they stood out were fishball soup, wanton Mee (white version, ask for extra chilli if you can tahan), fried wanton, and very surprisingly the Hakka Mince Meat Noodle! It comes without chilli, but if you can take a bit of heat, it was so yummy! ”

“ ordered their long noodle . It’s black sauce and like thick beehoon love it ! Noodle comes with Char siew and minced pork only. Can add on wantons . Tried their fried wanton , abit oily but still good . ”

“ Came here at 230pm craving for a plate of wanton Mee and it did satisfy my crave. There wasn't much people here in a small coffee shop. Not the most convenient but ok if u are driving here. I had the dry white wanton Mee (they have the black sauce version too) at 9rm I think (my total bill was 12rm with a drink). The noodles was pretty "q" and I always like the msian white sauce. It came with 4 soup wantons, which were all pretty nice, although slightly small. I also added the fried wantons.. same thing...nice but nothing to shout about. But it's still a good bowl of noodles. The worst part of this, is the char siew... It's the typical dry tough version. Those that if served on a paktw of char siew rice, not many people would favour it, that kind, if u know what I am saying. Overall, it's still ok for me. If am nearby, then why not. But I believe there are better out there. For me, this is a 6.75 out of 10. Btw they have other dishes as well. ”

“ Shifted from outside morning market into this stall in 2018. The Hakka noodle and YTF are the star attractions with a new menu 南芋炸肉. ”

“ 7 Sep 24: This is a yummy, homely and very simple and yet satisfying bowl of traditional Hakka Mee! For the vinegar lovers, if you add in a little bit of vinegar --- it enhances the taste. So so good! Both their fried wanton and wanton in soup are fresh and delicious too! Although not air conditioned, but the environment is cooling, clean and comfortable. ”

“ Traditional Hakka yong tau fu with wantan noodles! The noodles are thin and springy.. not overcooked but think the texture is naturally soft, good for elders and children. Small bowl cost RM6, follow by RM7 and 7.50. I had the small bowl which is sufficient for breakfast ”