Yaw Kee Restaurant, Kingfisher, Sabah.
Yaw Kee Restaurant, Kingfisher, Sabah.
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Here are some reviews of Yaw Kee Restaurant, Kingfisher, Sabah. in Kota Kinabalu: Review 1: The restaurant serves Chinese cuisine for breakfast/brunch, including high-carb/protein dishes like Pan Mian (roasted noodles) and fried noodles with spicy soy sauce. They also offer tea, coffee, hot or iced, as well as popular drinks like Milo and lemon. A good choice is the fluffy ta Pau (a type of pastry). Review 2: The user is excited about the fried chicken, using the slang term 'bussin' to convey their enthusiasm. Review 3: The economy was good, but the fish soup was too sour. The restaurant was clean and opened early for breakfast. Review 4: The speaker's children enjoy eating kon lo mee (a type of noodle soup) for breakfast, and the restaurant offers an economic rice option with various dishes to choose from for lunchtime meals. Review 5: The speaker enjoys the food at the restaurant, particularly the 'kon lau mee char siew'. Review 6: A good breakfast spot with a nice bun. Review 7: The person is pleased with their economic selection, which they also find tasty. Review 8: The statement 'Good for Chinese taste non-halal' suggests that something is suitable or enjoyable for people with a Chinese taste, but it is not certified as halal (permissible under Islamic law). Review 9: This statement is a review of a restaurant, indicating that the food is high quality (fine) and the establishment is pleasant (fine place). Additionally, the reviewer notes that the restaurant is affordable, implying that it offers good value for its prices. Review 10: A well-regarded Chinese restaurant with an extensive menu offering various dishes at reasonable prices. The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere and friendly service, making it a popular choice for locals and visitors al
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Here are some reviews of Yaw Kee Restaurant, Kingfisher, Sabah. in Kota Kinabalu: Review 1: The restaurant serves Chinese cuisine for breakfast/brunch, including high-carb/protein dishes like Pan Mian (roasted noodles) and fried noodles with spicy soy sauce. They also offer tea, coffee, hot or iced, as well as popular drinks like Milo and lemon. A good choice is the fluffy ta Pau (a type of pastry). Review 2: The user is excited about the fried chicken, using the slang term 'bussin' to convey their enthusiasm. Review 3: The economy was good, but the fish soup was too sour. The restaurant was clean and opened early for breakfast. Review 4: The speaker's children enjoy eating kon lo mee (a type of noodle soup) for breakfast, and the restaurant offers an economic rice option with various dishes to choose from for lunchtime meals. Review 5: The speaker enjoys the food at the restaurant, particularly the 'kon lau mee char siew'. Review 6: A good breakfast spot with a nice bun. Review 7: The person is pleased with their economic selection, which they also find tasty. Review 8: The statement 'Good for Chinese taste non-halal' suggests that something is suitable or enjoyable for people with a Chinese taste, but it is not certified as halal (permissible under Islamic law). Review 9: This statement is a review of a restaurant, indicating that the food is high quality (fine) and the establishment is pleasant (fine place). Additionally, the reviewer notes that the restaurant is affordable, implying that it offers good value for its prices. Review 10: A well-regarded Chinese restaurant with an extensive menu offering various dishes at reasonable prices. The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere and friendly service, making it a popular choice for locals and visitors al