The Gerai Laksa (RM 14.90) is indeed flavourful, soft noodle and okay-ish ingredients. Butter Chicken Fried Rice (RM 18.90) is pretty good: crispy chicken, tasty sauce and good fried rice. Cold Kopi (RM 4.90) is nice too.

The Hakka noodles tasted a bit different from the ones I am used to, with an interesting texture. The Yong Tau Fu is pretty good, minimum 5 pieces. Coffee is average.

Decent Tong Sui and Snacks. Beancurd Gingko Barley (RM 7) is okay, but I prefer more texture rather than blended. Onde onde and Sticky Rice are acceptable.

Interesting Nyonya Cuisine at OUG neighborhood. Pineapple Fish Curry (RM 55) comes with thick, flavourful and oily curry with 2 big pieces of fish meat. Ayam Buah Keluak (RM 35) comes with an interesting Buah Keluak flavor, which is quite tasty. Kailan Salted Fish (RM 22) is quite normal. Ice Kacang (RM 9.90) didn't really standout as well. We are no expert in Nyonya Cuisine, but it is worth trying.

The chicken chop (RM 23.90) is pretty good, crispy skin with BBQ sauce.

Love this pork noodle from Sabah. Nice thin pork slices with some meatballs with flavourful broth. Dry and Soup versions are equally good. Coffee is nice too.

The food is surprisingly good. Love the noodle which are springy, with good crispy tempura. Nasi Lemak set is nice as well.

Coffee is average, cakes are nice, tarts are acceptable but the cannoli is really too hard.

A new Hakka noodles stall, not bad: nice noodle with decent char siew. Fried Kway Teow nice too.

Lim Fried Chicken (RM 17.90) is tasty with big portion (now promotion with solero ice cream), just that slightly pricey so can't afford it most of the days. If two person just order one set plus Chee Cheong Fun (RM 4.90), which makes it much affordable.

Nasi Lemak average, Pan Mee pretty alright. This place offer a lot of variety of food.

Pretty good vietnamese good: Shredded Chicken Vermicelli (RM 13.90) and Lemongrass Chicken Chop Vermicelli (RM 19.90). Milk Coffee (RM 9.90) is nice too, and got lucky draw won another egg coffee (Caphe Moi) which is even better.

Decent and affordable food, can afford a small fish for RM 20. The fried salty chicken is pretty good.

A place for slightly fancy specialty coffee, with a nice ambience for photography. Tried the honeycomb orange coffee, not bad. Also pickup the cheapest snack. Good quality and fancy with more premium prices. Worth a visit.

Love the tasty soup with pretty good crispy pork. Enjoy the softer noodles. The noodle also comes with sausages and tofu. Just simple and really nice.

A big market located within the Chinatown of Chiang Mai. We came here to buy snacks (nuts, dry fruit, pork skin, sweets, etc) as souvenirs before we flew back.

The standard Pad Thai is affordable and nice. Fried Oyster is decent as well. Free ice water available.

A decent and convenient coffee place. Most people just chill outside people watching, next to it is shop selling furniture, bag and hat made of cane. Many people took photo here.