Inside Foodhub (Kopitiam Just Inside)

So much hype about the swak laksa. It took me almost 5 times of visit before get the chance to taste it. Slightly different from the other swak laksa where I find that there's a hint of local curry flavor ie santan on the broth. Broth is a bit light. Nice prawns though 3 good bite size not the usual small ones. Oklah can eat again.

Always come here for the authentic Sarawak Laksa and Sarawak kolo mee. The best! Drinks also good. Kopi cukup kaw.

Great variety and comfortable dining space Inside FoodHub is a convenient and enjoyable place to grab a meal. There’s a wide range of food options to choose from, and most stalls serve tasty dishes at reasonable prices. The environment is clean, bright, and comfortable for both quick meals and casual gatherings. Service from the vendors is generally fast, and the layout makes it easy to move around even during busy hours. A solid choice if you’re nearby and want good food with plenty of options.

This is prolly one of the best nasi kukus I've ever eaten, the rice is nice and fluffy, the fried egg is cook decently with seasoning, the size of their fried chicken is always consistently big and juicy but not overcooked, the curry is really good and the addition of the pickled cucumber helps cutting through the grease. BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, THIS ALL COMES WITH THE LOW LOW PRICE OF 12.90 5/5 the unty remembers my order everytime oh and they actually season their ikan bills and their kacang which is really nice

The food here is above average for kopitiam and food court Not as hot as many ventilation and cooling fan. Seating can be limited due to their size Order steam fish and curry noodle, both taste great

This food court is located adjoining Wong Lou Sin temple. Upon entering the temple gates, keep walking on the right side and there it is. There is quite a variety of food here. Plenty of tables and good spacing. Lot of air cooler to keep the whole place appropriately ventilated. The whole place is absolutely clean and the floors are not oily like most of the food courts. There are so many exhaust extractor fans that even if you sitting next to the frying wok, you do not feel the smell. Parking is plentiful outside the compound as well as along the main road.

Not much choices for dinner. Small fry, thai food, bak kut teh. Stalls are mostly manned by foreigners. We tried out the thai food. Not recommended for plain omelette. The prawn fried rice and basil pork rice ok to order.

Good selection of noodles and rice here. The roti bakar is super crispy and tasty at RM3 . However, the other noodles, such as wantan soup noodle, dumplings with smoked duck noodle, and curry mee, were just average . The Cham and coffee were low in sugar, which is good for those who prefer less sweetness . There is plenty of parking around the temple . After breakfast, you can visit the temple for a nice outing .