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Decent toast and eggs which became a bit overcooked after leaving for a few minutes. Milk tea was good. Hainan tea (yuan yang) was better, thick and flavourful but felt a bit too sweet.
No one who served you speaks Hainanese essence . Coffee is considerably good .
My recent visit with a friend was a bit of a letdown.
The Hainan tea is great and the toast is pretty good indeed, but unfortunately that's as far as the positives go.
There was 1 Chinese uncle that I thought that was pretty rude while serving us. My friend just finished his noodle, was taking a sip of his tea before going for his wanton soup. While he's drinking his tea, the uncle came over and asked "don't wanna have the soup? I'll take it away". Like why would you wanna do that especially when the customer is obviously still enjoying his meal.
Apparently this is not the only case, quite a few of the customers also experienced similar rude treatment by an uncle (I assume it's the same person) in the past reviews.
The atmosphere is noisy and can get rather crowded during peak hour since it's a kopitiam. I'd also like to point out the cleanliness of the toilet is terrible but that's not really controlled by the restaurant owner as far as I'm concerned. As for the parking, there's plenty of parking in the building itself as well as nearby places, so it shouldn't be an issue.
Overall, a pretty decent spot for breakfast if it wasn't for the rude uncle, but nothing spectacular and doubt I'll be back again after what I experienced last time.
The Hainan tea is great and the toast is pretty good indeed, but unfortunately that's as far as the positives go.
There was 1 Chinese uncle that I thought that was pretty rude while serving us. My friend just finished his noodle, was taking a sip of his tea before going for his wanton soup. While he's drinking his tea, the uncle came over and asked "don't wanna have the soup? I'll take it away". Like why would you wanna do that especially when the customer is obviously still enjoying his meal.
Apparently this is not the only case, quite a few of the customers also experienced similar rude treatment by an uncle (I assume it's the same person) in the past reviews.
The atmosphere is noisy and can get rather crowded during peak hour since it's a kopitiam. I'd also like to point out the cleanliness of the toilet is terrible but that's not really controlled by the restaurant owner as far as I'm concerned. As for the parking, there's plenty of parking in the building itself as well as nearby places, so it shouldn't be an issue.
Overall, a pretty decent spot for breakfast if it wasn't for the rude uncle, but nothing spectacular and doubt I'll be back again after what I experienced last time.
We came to Ah Weng Koh Hainan Tea for kaya toast and Hainan tea. We arrived at around 9am and although it was busy, we were seated straight away. A friendly uncle came over and took our order, and our kaya toast, eggs and iced Hainan teas arrived within minutes. Kaya toast, eggs and teas were all delicious. Would recommend!
We reached at 545am and the shop was really empty. The aunty was very nice and helpful, came over to take our order for the drinks and toast. We also ordered a plate of curry Chee cheong fun. The food turns out to be super good… so good that we decided to order more stuff to try so we ended up with a plate of Assam sotong nasi lemak (with Assam that packs a strong punch!!!!) and a 酸菜鱼汤米粉 losely translated to sour veggie fish soup with bee hoon. Both items turned out to be very flavourful and delicious! Honestly very impressed with all the food we had here. Definitely a great place to start your day!
This was my favourite meal in KL!
Was a little confused and lost when we reached, but a local in the queue was kind enough to help us get a table for 3. You just have to queue and let the uncle know how many pax you have and they will quickly allocate a table for you when it’s available. The staff recommended their signature toast and buns, as well as hainan tea - which was so fragrant!!
You can order food from other stalls and dine here as well, only drinks are not allowed - just get their hainan tea here anyway it’s tasty! We got curry cheongfun and lala soup from other stores and they were so delicious omg. (P/S: curry cheongfun lady was very angsty though) The lala soup was packed full with lala, and the broth is so comforting to drink I can’t explain it but I love it.
Further in there’s a store that sells pandan & brown sugar kuehs with coconut shreds, it’s not too sweet and tasted really good too! You will also see a really popular coffee store that sells claypot coffee as well, it’s so unique! Found the coffee too strong though.
Spent less than 20rm/pax here in total and left super satisfied and happy! Highly recommend.
Was a little confused and lost when we reached, but a local in the queue was kind enough to help us get a table for 3. You just have to queue and let the uncle know how many pax you have and they will quickly allocate a table for you when it’s available. The staff recommended their signature toast and buns, as well as hainan tea - which was so fragrant!!
You can order food from other stalls and dine here as well, only drinks are not allowed - just get their hainan tea here anyway it’s tasty! We got curry cheongfun and lala soup from other stores and they were so delicious omg. (P/S: curry cheongfun lady was very angsty though) The lala soup was packed full with lala, and the broth is so comforting to drink I can’t explain it but I love it.
Further in there’s a store that sells pandan & brown sugar kuehs with coconut shreds, it’s not too sweet and tasted really good too! You will also see a really popular coffee store that sells claypot coffee as well, it’s so unique! Found the coffee too strong though.
Spent less than 20rm/pax here in total and left super satisfied and happy! Highly recommend.