Kopitiam Tong Nam DSY

Francis Sim

4 months ago

located at the corner of the coffee house. their sambal is really good and not spicy. owner is very friendly and will recommend the catch of the day. sometimes they have special items thats not on the menu too. payment here is cash or tng.

edward tan

3 years ago

If u wan something like spore food. This kopitiam food have almost the same. Not bad to have breakfast or lunch there. Didn't get to taste the wanton noodle, curry noodle, mix veg rice, chicken rice, satay and claypot noodle there. Beehoon not bad. Noodle soup full of meat n balls. MY taste of Kopi. Price is veri reasonable n not costly.

C RM

2 years ago

Place: As of November 2023, they have expanded the seating area and .ade it even bigger now!! With more stalls that sell even more variety for all to enjoy!! But the problem with flies is STILL A PROBLEM!! NO CHANGE IN THIS ASPECT AT ALL!! something has to be done!! open air seating, with good ventilation and a variety of food to choose from. U'll be spoiled for choices. Place is windy and cooling despite almost always kicking up a crowd. Toilet here is quite clean. Parking isn't usually a problem unless at peak hours. The GLARING thing here are the pesky flies that linger around when I'm eating. If the restaurant can settle this problem, it'll be a 5 stars for me. Service: drinks are fairly prompt, but can be left wanting at times. Otherwise is ok la. All other food is self ordered, and delivered. Food: 1) Dim Sum - 3 siew mai (3 steamed pork duming)& 3 taufu steamed pork dumpling (RM11.20): really a home-made taste to this dim sum. Wonderfully fresh and tasty packed with flavour and the chilli sauce goes well with it. Verdict: a bit pricey but satisfied with taste. 2) Taiwanese minced pork with fried chicken (RM9): taste good but nothing to shout about here. Verdict: would eat if I fancy. 3) Mee hoon kuih stall (RM7): sells fairly nice yee mee and meehoon kuih soup/dry based sauce and can kick up quite a waiting queue. Verdict: 3.7/5. Worth trying. 4) Rojak stall: haven't tried. 5) popiah stall: looks good, but haven't tried. 6) Korean food: haven't tried. 7) Fruit stall (RM2-3.50): sells a variety and reasonably priced fruits on the go. Asam or not, your choice. For a place that sells fruits for dine in and take away, good job. Verdict: 4.3/5. 8) Mixed rice stall (RM7-RM10): ok la...so so, just like any other mixed rice stalls. Variety of choices but all similar in terms of base taste. Pricing can be a little pricey depending on the mood of the lady in charge. Beware. Verdict: 3.4/5. 9) Herbal soul stall (RM10-14): ordered a few times here, but ended up finding a cockroach inside my soup, and that was the last. At your own risk! Verdict: -/5. 10) Mala food stall: haven't tried. 11) claypot noodles shop (RM7-8): Nice flavour and right amount, friendly and cheerful male boss and supportive female helper. Wonderful to order here. Food taste great too. Verdict: 4/5. 12) Prawn noodles stall (RM8): serve up a mean curry noodles soup with thick curry broth and fairly flavourful curry. Its ok for my taste buds. Good blend between spicy and savoury. Verdict: 3.9/5.

TCH

9 months ago

Many good local food to choose here. Today we ordered Kway Teow soup. Really good taste. Next visit will patronise other stalls here

Cynthia Lim

9 months ago

“Highly recommend the kway teow soup here! All the ingredients are handmade, fresh, and full of flavor. You can really taste the effort in every bite — definitely worth trying!” The stall is between the korean food and Japanese food stall.