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Welcome To Kedai Kopi Sin Yoon Loong (新源隆白咖啡）
Kedai Kopi Sin Yoon Loong (新源隆白咖啡） is a cherished gem nestled in Ipoh, Malaysia, renowned for its authentic old-school coffee shop ambiance. Famous for its rich and aromatic Ipoh white coffee, this bustling spot invites both locals and tourists alike. The menu features delightful dishes such as wanton mee paired with succulent char siew, praised for its sweetness and char. While the roast pork belly garners attention, patrons appreciate the vibrant atmosphere and prompt service. Though options may be limited, the experience of traditional Malaysian cuisine and warm hospitality makes it a must-visit destination for food lovers.
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Kedai Kopi Sin Yoon Loong (新源隆白咖啡）
Welcome to a culinary gem nestled in the heart of Ipoh—Kedai Kopi Sin Yoon Loong (新源隆白咖啡). Located at 15A, Jalan Bandar Timah, this traditional coffee shop embodies the essence of Malaysia's rich food culture. It has become a beloved destination for both locals and tourists, known for its vibrant atmosphere and time-honored delicacies.
The moment you step into Sin Yoon Loong, you’re transported to a simpler time. The nostalgic ambiance is filled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the laughter of patrons. Locals rave about its signature Ipoh white coffee. Brewed to perfection, this beloved beverage offers a unique, rich flavor profile with a creamy finish. Some customers have noted a slight variation in its milky texture over the years, yet it remains a must-try for any visitor.
Complementing the coffee, the menu features a delightful selection of dishes. The wonton mee stands out for its succulent char siew, glazed with caramelized fat, providing a perfect balance of sweetness and savory flavor. Many regulars enjoy the ability to customize their orders, requesting extra meat to elevate their meal.
Another highlight is the Portuguese tart, celebrated for its flaky pastry and just-right sweetness. While the roast pork belly has its fans, some diners appreciated the char kuey teow sourced from a nearby vendor, showcasing the communal spirit of this coffee shop. A word of caution, though; you might want to skip the kaya toast, as it's a bit of a letdown compared to other offerings.
What’s remarkable about Kedai Kopi Sin Yoon Loong is not just the food, but the experience. Customers have attested to the friendly and efficient service, ensuring a seamless dining experience. With reasonable prices and a central location, this coffee shop is a perfect stop to soak in the local culture while enjoying delightful dishes.
If you plan to visit, I recommend arriving early to enjoy the pleasant morning temperatures. Remember, orders are placed in person, with food from surrounding stalls available to enhance your meal. So, gather your friends and delve into the culinary treasures of Kedai Kopi Sin Yoon Loong—your taste buds will thank you!
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“ One of the famous traditional coffee shops in Ipoh A great place to experience the local food culture. Prices are reasonable and the location is right in the city center ”
“ Old school coffee shop. I still prefer it to the rival across the street . Limited food choices but the roast pork belly is worth it and less waiting then the opposite shop. The wonton noodles actually had char siew with some caramelized fat. Lovely!! White coffee is still the best. ”
“ We wanted to go 南香茶室which is opposite this coffee shop. But the Q is too long so we came here. The coffee and tea is good, 猪肠粉，烧腊good. Don't order the bread, not good. must know that you actually can order the Prawn mihood from 南香and they will bring over here. very good must try. ”
“ This old-school coffee shop is buzzing with locals and tourists, creating a lively atmosphere. We enjoyed classic toast bread and iconic Ipoh white coffee, both of which were delicious. Friendly and efficient staff and did not miss any orders.. A great spot to soak up the local culture. ”
“ This coffee shop is my go to in Ipoh. It has an old school coffee shop vibe and atmosphere. Highlights and tips: - Highly recommend coming here earlier part of the morning as the temperatures are more pleasant. - Orders are placed in person. Food at the food stalls where it is possible to order food from nearby shops/ stalls if they didnt have that food item in this shop. Drinks orders are taken at the table. All food and drinks items to be paid when delivered. - I paid in cash for all my ordered items. - The white coffee did taste a little different to when I was last here (bout 2 years ago) though still strong and rich in flavour. It was probably a bit more milky in flavour than I last remembered it. - The ice lime tea was nice. The tea and lime were both very fragrant. - The Portuguese Tart was good. Not too sweet, good flake for the pastry and good texture overall. - The wanton mee and char siew (a.k.a bbq pork) is my top favourite. Love the char and sweetness of the bbq pork. Love the fact too that we could order extra meat. As much as I would have loved to have just the bbq pork, they only sell it with the noodles. - The roast pork (a.k.a siew yoke) was ok. Not stellar and not a standout. - The char kuey teow was decent. It was from across the road from another coffee shop. - The kaya toast was passable. This one I would give a miss. I have had better in a number of places. I think this place is worth giving a go with the white coffee and wanton mee as the order items. ”