If you want a nice quiet place to have breakfast, this is not the place. If you want a good dim sum breakfast, this is quite good.
I love the Lo Mai Kai, the fried fish ball was good but I I prefer the one by Mee Bon Ipoh Road.
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.
Foh San can never be the place for breakfast; otherwise, you gotta be there as early as 5am.
Been there the last time with my boss, the food was rather pricey and not as good as before they move to new place... definitely not worth the price and time to visit...
Most dishes are generally good. You won't go wrong with their Fried Brinjals with Crispy Garlic and Dried Shrimps, Kangkung with Belacan, Petola Soup, and their all time signature items – Dry Fry Black Soy Sauce Chicken, Assam Fish and Steam Minced Pork with Lime.
The restaurant is swarming with people. This restaurant is also one of the famous in Ipoh.
Simply one of the best in Ipoh. ... Welcome to Ipoh.
Good for light Breakfast.
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