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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / KEDAI KOPI 338, TELUK INTAN

KEDAI KOPI 338, TELUK INTAN

February 27, 2010 by StrawberrY Gal

Back to Teluk Intan for CNY and we had found a new shop which serves a nice and pleasent taste of Curry Mee. The Curry Mee here is slightly different from the curry mee which I took in Penang or even in KL. The gravy here is more santan or can say they cooked them with coconut milk rather than some using the evaporated milk.

The shop location is nearby the San Min School. The shop is located around Taman Impiana II. Aside from serving Curry Mee, the shop also sells other variety of food like Pan Mee, Porridge, Fish Head Bihun and more. But serving the nicest of all is still the most recommended Curry Mee. The shop opens daily during the morning session and the shop close date is not fix.

The Curry Mee is served with a delighting santan ( coconut milk). In there you may find fish balls, taukua and fish skin as well slices of chicken meat inside. The plate of curry mee is not too spicy and the portion is kinda big

Taste: 5/5
Price: RM 2.80

The Fish Head Noodles which is one dear’s mum favorite.
The fish head bihun is kinda nice which the fish is being crispy fried and then only is cooked with soup. The portion is kinda big as well.
Taste: 4/5
Price: RM 3.50

As for me, i ordered the Pan Mee. The Pan Mee was not really nice. So so only. The Pan Mee comes with the ikan billis and the mee is a bit too soft. This make me not to much in love with the Pan Mee.
Taste: 4/5
Price: RM 3.50

Yee Mee – The Yee Mee had a great delighting taste with large portion
Taste: 4/5
Price: RM 3.50

Green Tea coffee-The mix combination of the fresh green tea with the coffee had made a new style of blend. The bitter of green tea with the sweetness of the coffee makes a new perfectionist of the simply delighting choice of refreshing coffee. The burning hot taste buds and the delighting bitter sweet of green tea had made a perfect combination.
Taste: 4/5
Price: RM2.00/ cup

Address:

KEDAI KOPI 338
No 13, Bawah PT 1996/
Lorong 1,
Jalan Sultan Abdullah,
Taman Impiana II
Teluk Intan,
Perak

( Around Sun Min School)
GPS Location: 4⁰ 0’ 57.53⁰ N , 101⁰ 1’ 41.03 “E


Posted By : StrawberrY Gal
Homepage : malaysianfoodie

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review

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