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Top 7 Malaysian food in Tangkak, Johor, Malaysia
Reviews on Malaysian food in Tangkak, Johor, Malaysia including Restaurant Tangkak Beef Noodles, Nanyang Kopitiam Tangkak, Kedai Makanan & Minuman Yeok Lee Chin, Chew Chee Kedai, Jiao Jie Youyi Cha Can Shi, Wonton Stall at Jalan Hang Kasturi, Mei Zhong Yuan
Restaurants in Tangkak
7. Mei Zhong Yuan
Reviewed By Travelove58
This shop has the history of its origin & roots written on some products packaging.It's a simple shop, just like any ordinary bakery or confectionery. No fanciful decor. One can see these products are being made & baked fresh- the man at the back end of shop was making doughs of pre-baked products & trays of baked products can be seen.The packagings were beautiful & of good quality. Very well designed & gives a nostalgic touch to their products. We bought 3 items:1. Biscuit Tambun- not bad but a little hard. Definitely not as good as Him Hieang brand from Penang.2. Lotus Biscuit - seems to be their signature item as the old auntie was promoting very hard. Cost RM $3 per piece. Not cheap. Taste is average.3. Crispy Walnut Cake - Each piece is wrapped individually. Taste average & nothing special.Overall, we would say the products we bought are not bad, but we have tried better ones elsewhere in Malaysia. We don't see long queues or big crowds in the shop although we were here or passed by few times during our visit to Jonker Walk. They claimed to be "Malacca Famous product ". Well, judge for yourself.
6. Wonton Stall at Jalan Hang Kasturi
While walking back from Jonker that night , we happend to pass by 3 stalls located at Jalan Hang Kasturi / near junction of Jalan Kampung Hulu. Near Galileo guest house , there were 3 stalls , one sells drink , one sells "kwee tiaw" noodle & clamp/"lala
Reviewed By Ceciltong
This has become a non-negotiable part of all my trips to Melaka - breakfast in the living room of a gracious Malaccan lady who sells fried noodles (mee/kuay teow/bee hoon) and nasi kuning, kuehs, and other snacks. I stumbled upon this place on a morning walk many years ago, while I noticed locals on motorbikes stopping and taking away. I don't think she meant to open up her living room but since I asked whether there was a place to sit, she offered me her living room. Her cooking is simple but delicious, and brings back memories of my granny's cooking. You can have the noodles with sambal or topped with curry gravy. On an earlier occasion, I asked whether she sold tea/coffee, and she took my order. Little did I realise that she sent her daughter to a neighbouring coffee shop to ask them to deliver it to her living room. I felt really bad for putting them out, but they were more than happy to extend their hospitality. Now I don't order coffee, but being a gracious host, she offers me complimentary Chinese tea whenever I visit. Sitting in her living room is like visiting a living museum. What you find there transports you back to the 50s-70s. Often I go away feeling that I have just visited a friend in Melaka. On some of my previous walks, I was accompanied by with wife, and she really enjoyed the noodles and the experience. On our last trip, recently, she felt too tired to get up but gave me instructions to take away a serving of the noodles, and being man, I didn't register her request. She was so upset when I returned empty handed, and nothing else I did would pacify her that day. Her stall is diagonally across from "Tee Soon Loong Chan Teo Chew Seafood Restaurant" and is on the stretch of Jalan Hang Kasturi between Jalan Hang Jebat (Jonker Street) and the junction of Jalan Tukang Emas and Jalan Tukang Besi
5. Jiao Jie Youyi Cha Can Shi
Reviewed By leecK9330OU
A small food stall which popular to local community. Laksa is a good try. Delicious & priced reasonable
4. Chew Chee Kedai
Reviewed By TimothySoh
Noodles was al Dante. The char Siew is not too sweet and had right proportion of fatty parts and roast pork was crispy. The sauce is typical Malaysian without ketchup. Done well with lard u can add yourself.
3. Kedai Makanan & Minuman Yeok Lee Chin
Reviewed By Jo-AnnKYTan
Famous for its homemade wantan noodles in Tangkak. Their sauce is a little different from the normal black sauce. Char siew is homemade too. Pretty tasty actually. We also ordered a bowl of mixed wantan and beancurd skin. Delicious.
2. Nanyang Kopitiam Tangkak
Nanayang kopitiam is asian and nyonya food cafe
Reviewed By sheilaw831
Famous for toast and coffee. The standard has dropped quite considerably since I last visited many years ago. Normal toast and coffee that is readily found in most coffeeshops. I seem to recall in the old days that the toast had a frozen strip of butter on it which was yummy on a hot afternoon.
1. Restaurant Tangkak Beef Noodles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Tangkak Beef Noodle is a Chinese restaurant. They serve Asian Fusion cuisine. Their must-try dish is called Traditional Herbal Beef Soup
Reviewed By MadmanAdventure
The Beef Noodles here is exceptionally good. Love the soup and also the tenderness of the beef. The broth is cooked to perfection and service is very swift too. Definitely lives up to its billing. It is definitely a must try when you are in Tangkak.
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