Some other notable dishes here include the boiled baby octopus, duck’s offal, steamed or deep fried fishes, and of course, you must always sample a bowl of their plain rice porridge which has been cooked to a creamy consistency and placed in a giant claypot; almost resembling a huge flower pot.
Reasons to visit: an Instagrammers heaven – so many nooks and crannies to capture; hearty value-for-money meals; fish and chips; good coffee; gelato with local flavours; berry-berries cheesecake.
Delicious woodfired pizzas with a wide variety of flavours, each with generous toppings!
We had an utterly memorable experience here at The Happy 8 and we'd certainly recommend to anyone who's making a trip to Ipoh. Remember to also check out their boutique hotel!
Come here if you miss grandma’s cooking or authentic Hakka fares that are slowly disappearing from the generic menus glorifying fusion fares and ultra-complicated flavours.
This is one Halal eatery comes highly recommended if you happen to be in Ipoh.
There are many coffee shops in Ipoh which are famously known for its curry laksa. And this coffee shop is one of them.
久闻新源隆的咖啡很好喝猪肠粉好吃,可是每次来到怡保都碰巧没开门,这次一看道店们大开,老吴和我高兴得冲去尝美食。 这次我们只有两个人,所以我们决定放弃烤面包,点了炸料,咖喱面,猪肠粉,炖蛋,还不忘打包叉烧回家。哈哈!!吃到两个人撑死了><
The meal came to almost MYR120/USD40 for the 3 of us; a premium price to pay for ‘chu char’ in Ipoh no doubt, but most of the amount was contributed by the fish (MYR72/USD24). Still, this should be a place to look out for; especially if you’re craving for a dish of steamed pak sook gong or Sultan fish.
When all else failed, you can still take comfort in their food. Was really tempted to try the Roasted Lamb Chop (about RM25) or the Australian Tenderloin steak (about RM32), yet I have had enough of red meat for the entire week’s quota.
Moon De Moon Restaurant has ample parking spaces around, so there should not be any worry of extra stress from the pre-meal ordeal.
I seriously feel that we should extend our support to family business such as Guan Heong because they are the ones who strive to keep our culture and traditions alive.
The concept of this eatery is what i find most compelling. My lunch was good and satisfying. I truly enjoyed the surrounding, the zen-like feel and the idea of a tea house. Right next to where we sat were displays of various types of teas and tea pots on sale, and all things tea. Recommended...