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Decent coffee (RM 3.60). Pork noodles (RM 11.90 for traditional ) are pretty good, especially the soup and minced pork. Fried Wantan (RM 9) is crispy and meaty too.

Kway Teow Soup with Fish Paste and Dumpling (RM 12) is good with many ingredients, but a little salty. Wantan Mee (RM 7.50) with Wantan only comes in good portion, taste wise is average.

The tea is pretty good, but the food is a bit of hit and misses. So far Wanton Noodle (RM 9.90) and Fried Carrot Cake (RM 8.50) are acceptable.

VCR Breakie (RM 32) is just alright, nothing to shout about. Soft Shell Crab Burger (RM 30), the crab is probably too small, thus no fulfilling sense of a good burger. Cappuccino (RM 14) is pretty good. I think it is pretty good neighborhood cafe, but probably a let down for tourist. This is one of the most famous cafe around KL center, and the place filled up pretty fast on Saturday morning.

The Curry Chee Cheong Fun is superb: soft, thick curry with flavourful crushed shrimp. The ingredients are pretty tasty as well.

Decent Wantan Noodle, I like the texture of the noodle. Char Siew is average, coffee also average. Love the fact that it is still shady at noon time, so can sit at the open air area under the tree.

Situated at ICC Pudu, Ah Weng Koh has its own special dining area separated from the food court. We order the special Hainan tea with ice cream, didn't disappoint and worth a try. The toast is good with good amount of butter. It has a few food stalls as well.

This place offer decent walnut and black sesame paste, most places taste like some factory made powdery taste. They did put some effort to make some dessert art for you.

This place has the famous Uncle Soon fried rice (RM 11), it is good. Ginger Steam Noodle can try as well. The yam cake is decent, just not the seller not so friendly. Coffee is average.

The environment is pretty nice, a cozy home surrounded by many things and books, and a garden view. The music selection is meh. The chef recommended a fish and chicken meal for the day, and an extra dish of eggs. The food feels a bit homey, slightly above average, and pretty alright for RM 25. Drink options are okay. Service is a bit slow. The main problem with this place is the expectations, as it is hard to book, and I need to book about 1 week to 1 month ahead. So naturally this set the expectations high (due to the effort required), but it did fall below my expectations. If this is just a normal walk-in restaurant, then I would not have the expectations issues. A few things in the beginning rub me the wrong way as well: parking is slightly far, the front is not obvious, and you actually have to enter via the back entrance. Just me complaining, if you already got the heads up, this will be a non issue.

Love this place: great service with good dessert and mains and coffee. Cappuccino is good, Tiramisu is good and Shakshuka is tasty.

The Edamame Pork Lard Rice (RM 13) is the best simple inexpensive comfort food. Lychee coffee (RM 13) is interesting, and Jelly of the Day (RM 6) is satisfying. The jelly ran out pretty fast, so order first and ask them to serve later.