Keng Wan Hing

During my last visit, I enjoyed their laksa, but this time I opted for their braised beef. The taste was decent, & my husband indulged in his favorite polo bun.

The coffee shop is bustling with regular customers during breakfast hours every day, offering reasonable prices for both meals & drinks.

Kthxbye.

This coffee shop located at Gaya Street is renowned for its freshly baked pastries, with the polo bun being a standout favourite & best seller.

It draws a diverse crowd of tourists, loyal patrons, also local workers nearby which often leads to a bustling atmosphere & limited seating options.

On my visit last week, I decided to try their curry, which had a surprising twist - it taste more like laksa than traditional curry, leaving me momentarily puzzled.

I found the flavour was quite satisfying. The curry featured shrimps (deveined) & transparent rice noodles that doesn't have chewy texture like usual glass noodles.

Mr Boyfriend is a dedicated fan of their piping hot, freshly steamed buns, especially the polo bun. They accept cash & e-wallets for payment.

Kthxbye.

I usually go here tapau their hot buns or steam paus only. This is my first time trying their noodles. The dumplings and charsiew were good, but the noodles were overcooked

Place is clean.
Food is tasty.
Price is cheap.

Apa lagi lu mau? Jkjk. 🤣
Confirm recommended

OMG THIS IS SO CHEAP AND DELICIOUS!

I was shocked when I pay, I think it costs around rm2 only. Ordered few more others and a lemon 🍋 suam. Cost me only rm6 total. I was like wow.

The interior looks new, not sure if they recently renovated. Anyway, its clean, but, a lot of birds 🐦 walking around your table looking for leftovers. 😂

Service is good. Quick. And the clean the tables and chair thoroughly after used. Good job 👏

Many uncle aunty here. When you see a lot uncle aunty in a shop, means its definitely recommended. Hahaha