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Peninsular Hainan Coffee began its journey in the heart of Asia. Our master chef, having traveled across Southeast Asia, mastered the fusion of traditional Asian and modern Western cuisines. This unique blend is showcased in our signature dishes like Nasi Lemak and Vietnamese Pho, preserving the rich flavors and traditions of Asian cuisine for an authentic dining experience.
Every cup of coffee at Peninsular Hainan Coffee is brewed in-house using traditional methods. We meticulously select premium Arabica and Robusta beans, expertly roasted to deliver rich, aromatic flavors. Our commitment to quality ensures each hand-brewed cup offers an authentic taste. Join us to savor the unique and delicate flavors of our culinary heritage.
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I had meatball noodles for lunch here. The taste was acceptable, and the price was reasonable.
First time dine in. The kopi o hot so good. The texture is smooth and a bit of salty taste due to the butter. The croissant kaya was delicious as well. The outer was crunchy and inside was soft.
Steam-chicken hor fun (RM10), smooth and tender steam chicken (white-cut chicken), soup is very rich and taste is perfect imo.Special Cham large (RM5), very sweet too me. They have options of less sweet, less2 sweet and less3 sweet which i think shd be -25%, -50% & -75% sweetness.
Good food and nice place, a kopitiam that having both open-air and air-con sections.Located at the busy roadside and very difficult to find parking.Fried rice and hokkien mee (RM20). Ordered fried rice without prawn then served with plenty of chinese sausage.. yummy~Mala noodle (RM14.90), Pan mee (RM8) andCheese & ham Croissant (RM9.80) are good too.
I had the most authentic Ipoh curry noodle here. If you're not aware by now, Ipoh curry has little to no coconut milk in it and I absolutely love this kind of curry noodle. Trying this curry noodle really brought back the good times I've had when I was living in Ipoh.Next on the list was the Ipoh Shredded Chicken Hor Fun. It was also a good choice as the taste of the soup was again very authentic to the taste. The look of it is however very different from the picture that the stall proudly displays. For one, the prawns were far from what was displayed in the picture. Anyway, the soup was good.Square shaped pork ball noodle (sam kan jong pork ball noodle) is another good choice. The soup is thick with flavor, as with any noodle dish that totally relies on the quality of the soup.Petai Char Kuey Teow also delivers with its wok hey. Every mouthful of the hor fun is flavorful. Obviously there is no petai flavor to the dish but having CKT together with the crunchy petai is quite a nice experience.The only letdown was the lam mee. It was just passable with little to no shredded chicken and very tiny prawns. The taste of the sticky broth was also quite diluted.Parking could be a problem in this area but it's worth the trouble if you are looking for authentic Ipoh curry noodles and Ipoh shredded chicken hor fun.
This Hainan Coffee shop is similar to Zhan Kee in Tmn Equine.We ordered the shredded chicken ho fun, roast bread and curry mee.The broth of the shredded chicken ho fun and curry mee was so delicious. Price reasonable.The drinks taste good. Bun was crispy.But parking is really a difficult task here. You cannot find a parking lot. All full, some with double parking.
The coffee shop has two seating - outdoor and with ac. You need to order at the counter for drinks and breads. I would recommend hainan toasts with kaya butter. Cleanliness is 5/5 in coffee shop as the staffs clean very thoroughly and fast.Here's my view on a few stalls I tried:1. prawn chicken hor fun - the best so far, the broth is yummy rm9.502. Wantan noodle is nice rm83. Fish head noodles with milk - got ajinomo as I felt thirsty after taste Rm154. Petai Char kuey teow - asked for no petai and spicy with si ham. No wok hei, they put belacan sambal on the side instead stir frying them together. Small rm8.505. pork noodles - taste normal. Rm11.50 small (added one egg)Have not tried other stalls but I heard their curry mee is good too.
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I had meatball noodles for lunch here. The taste was acceptable, and the price was reasonable.
First time dine in. The kopi o hot so good. The texture is smooth and a bit of salty taste due to the butter. The croissant kaya was delicious as well. The outer was crunchy and inside was soft.
Steam-chicken hor fun (RM10), smooth and tender steam chicken (white-cut chicken), soup is very rich and taste is perfect imo.Special Cham large (RM5), very sweet too me. They have options of less sweet, less2 sweet and less3 sweet which i think shd be -25%, -50% & -75% sweetness.
Good food and nice place, a kopitiam that having both open-air and air-con sections.Located at the busy roadside and very difficult to find parking.Fried rice and hokkien mee (RM20). Ordered fried rice without prawn then served with plenty of chinese sausage.. yummy~Mala noodle (RM14.90), Pan mee (RM8) andCheese & ham Croissant (RM9.80) are good too.
I had the most authentic Ipoh curry noodle here. If you're not aware by now, Ipoh curry has little to no coconut milk in it and I absolutely love this kind of curry noodle. Trying this curry noodle really brought back the good times I've had when I was living in Ipoh.Next on the list was the Ipoh Shredded Chicken Hor Fun. It was also a good choice as the taste of the soup was again very authentic to the taste. The look of it is however very different from the picture that the stall proudly displays. For one, the prawns were far from what was displayed in the picture. Anyway, the soup was good.Square shaped pork ball noodle (sam kan jong pork ball noodle) is another good choice. The soup is thick with flavor, as with any noodle dish that totally relies on the quality of the soup.Petai Char Kuey Teow also delivers with its wok hey. Every mouthful of the hor fun is flavorful. Obviously there is no petai flavor to the dish but having CKT together with the crunchy petai is quite a nice experience.The only letdown was the lam mee. It was just passable with little to no shredded chicken and very tiny prawns. The taste of the sticky broth was also quite diluted.Parking could be a problem in this area but it's worth the trouble if you are looking for authentic Ipoh curry noodles and Ipoh shredded chicken hor fun.
This Hainan Coffee shop is similar to Zhan Kee in Tmn Equine.We ordered the shredded chicken ho fun, roast bread and curry mee.The broth of the shredded chicken ho fun and curry mee was so delicious. Price reasonable.The drinks taste good. Bun was crispy.But parking is really a difficult task here. You cannot find a parking lot. All full, some with double parking.
The coffee shop has two seating - outdoor and with ac. You need to order at the counter for drinks and breads. I would recommend hainan toasts with kaya butter. Cleanliness is 5/5 in coffee shop as the staffs clean very thoroughly and fast.Here's my view on a few stalls I tried:1. prawn chicken hor fun - the best so far, the broth is yummy rm9.502. Wantan noodle is nice rm83. Fish head noodles with milk - got ajinomo as I felt thirsty after taste Rm154. Petai Char kuey teow - asked for no petai and spicy with si ham. No wok hei, they put belacan sambal on the side instead stir frying them together. Small rm8.505. pork noodles - taste normal. Rm11.50 small (added one egg)Have not tried other stalls but I heard their curry mee is good too.
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