Kedai Kopi & Makanan Chun Heong 新全香咖啡店 in Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

"There are quite a number of stalls here with a few good food here, but one stands out being the pan mee. Coffee is below average but is cheap at RM3 only. The ventilation needs improvement. Seating inside is cooler than the corridor."

"A nice spot for breakfast/brunch or lunch. Loved the tau fu fa, it was super fresh and the portion could be shared by 2-3 pax. The handmade chili pan mee was good too, and spicy. Got to try the wan tan noodles as well, which was pretty flavorful. There are many other food vendors for you to choose from as well. Ample parking but at peak hours, it may be a little difficult."

"Parking is always painful here especially during peak hours :x that aside, this Kopitiam is the most happening one among the other few on the same row. I personally like how cincai the mixed rice shop is. Not the most variety but the aunty has always been very kind for my few visits. They have more interesting looking stalls. I tried their pan mee soup. The portion isn't big but it was the classic traditional hearty kind. The soup was sweet. As for the lala noodle, they used kepah instead of lala. The soup has strong kepah taste. As for the chicken rice, the chilli sauce was some good stuff. The roasted chicken was alright. The salted vege fish and pork noodle soup was decent try. Very thin slices of fishes. Recommend for those that enjoy salted vege or sour ish soup. The portion may feel alittle small."

"Herbal Pork Rib is a must try. Juicy, tender, thick. Mix organ porridge is worth for porridge lovers. Parking depends on luck.. limited parking. Recommended to go early before 8:30AM to enjoy a great breakfast."

"The chicken shredded meat noodle is over-rated. It comes with 2 big prawns and good looking soup. Yet, it is abit tasteless. Maybe try other stalls in the shop next time. Its toilet is horrible..."

"The coffee shop has lots of stalls with large variety of choices. The drinks are cheaper than ttdi. The duck leg noodles though not as good as Penang's was pretty tasty anyway. The wantan noodles were good and the croissants, polo buns and sandwiches were also quite mouthwatering. Free street parking available."

"Apparently this is my cousin’s favourite place for breakfast and I must thank her for sharing a gem with me. Packed inside this 2 unit kopitiam is a whopping number of stalls, with different sized tables and chairs to cater to larger groups or solo diners seated inside as well as seating along the five foot way in front of the kopitiam. Spoilt for choice, delicious smells waft from every stall, and everyone is very friendly and patient. Many customers seem to be regulars too as the overheard conversations reflected what happened recently in their lives, their opening hours changing in the coming holidays etc. What a warm and lovely community! Over the course of my stay I tried the wan ton mee (soya sauce style & very good wan tons with QQ noodles), the pan mee (finally tasted what many have raved about & yes it’s like an Asian fettuccine with a beautiful & tasty sauce), the Penang prawn noodles (no red cut chili but their chili paste is satisfying). The drinks here (teh-c-kosong-ice is so creamy & the home made barley water is not sweet and thirst quenching) are well made. Next time I’ll try the fish stall. Oh yah the Kueh Kueh here are soft and yummy, not too sweet & definitely not stodgy."

"editing entry on Oct 2024. whike I always come here for their panmee... gotta give their char kuey teow and pork ball noodle a shout out. it's pretty good .. this pannee is the only reason I come to this coffee shop ... still taste the same over 10 years. my personal number 1 panmee in kl soup is perfect, freshly picked and fried anchovies , balance flavor pork mince and hand made 'pasta' ... a 10/10 comfort bowl of panmee"