Restaurants in Ipoh

Lim Ko Pi @ Ipoh Old Town – Bringing Heritage Back to the Spotlight

Zui Le Xuan has been operating since Dec 2012, and the son of the owner used to work in Foh San and several other dim sum establishments before. The place is pronounced as “Chooi Lock Hin” in Cantonese.

I am not a "spicy" person... but I like to eat Puri and Capati once awhile...

There were few famous Ngah Choi Kai Sar Hor Fun in Ipoh

Soft, tender and succulent steamed chicken yet abit oily. The hor fun soup is very flavorful.

Definitely worth it.... the food was indeed scrumptious and it has been a long while since I have dinner at a restaurant at night!

说到墨西哥料理又怎么少得了 nachos？墨西哥美食总喜欢把这玉米脆片融入在主食当中。点的这个 Chicken Nachos Bel Grande 送上的时候，简直是吓了我们一跳，那份量真的大得惊人！盘上放了满满的玉米脆片，铺上鸡肉和芝士烤过的玉米脆片，又脆又香。还有生菜、橄榄和墨西哥辣椒。味道不错，适合三或四人分着吃。

Oon Kee Chicken Rice is well known for its tender chicken meat and the freshness of the chicken.

The chicken is nothing much to shout about now as it is no longer as nice as those days when I am here.

A highly recommended breakfast joint, even if only for the toasts and coffee.

The white coffee used to be really excellent, probably at the hands of the proprietor when quality came first before the urgency to churn out cups after cups ala fast food style.

Trust me, no other place in Ipoh does this better.

Char Siew is nicely marinated with flavor as well, it is not too sweet and using layer meat create a very moist yet flavorful char siew.

The food, ambience, and service was quite impeccable, deserving brownie points for areas which really matter. Parking's a no-brainer as well, free lots all around the building.

Fine Western Food @ Citrus Ipoh

If you fancy hot, sour and spicy dishes, this is the right place for you. They offer an array of highly flavoursome and authentic Thai cuisine. The service is excellent, with free filling of fragrant rice. The staff with greet you with their warmest welcome.

Koh Samui restaurant

Will definitely bring my parents here in their next visit to Ipoh.. hehehe..

Based on the tip given by a local, we tried stall 27 and 28. Both stalls seem to be owned by the same family so they don’t have any problem with us ordering from them. The reason I say this is because that there are unspoken seating rules you need to abide to.

The food was not bad or perhaps it was due to the company that left some good memories behind... Anyway, we really enjoyed our evening together..