To order, simply head to your preferred stall and place your order. Pay once the order is delivered to your table. You can find char koay teow, yong tau foo, dim sum and more in this kopitiam.
For the kids, we ordered siew mai (RM4 per set) as well as some deep fried dim sum items (deep fried wantan and deep fried bean curd rolls) and sesame balls. The sesame balls here come with a pandan filling. The kids enjoyed their dim sum very much.
We also had the famed egg tarts - we had four in the shop and bought another pack of 6 (RM12 per box) to bring home for my parents. Best eaten when warm, the egg tarts were flaky and absolutely delicious.
Of course, a visit to Nam Heong would not be complete without a cuppa white coffee. We also had the eggs on toast (telur goyang) - the thick pieces of toast were nice and crisp and the eggs were wonderfully wobbly and runny.
Baby C caught some of the egg tart making action
Click here to read about The Unc's previous visit in 2015.
Price: Total bill from dim sum place RM18. 3 drinks and egg toast RM9.80.
Opening times: 6.30am to 10.30pm.
Location: Kedai Makanan Nam Heong (Old Town White Coffee), 2, Jalan Bandar Timah, 30000 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.
GPS Coordinates: 4.593210, 101.077094
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The best thing about eating at such places - it is so so so cheap and if one knows where to go, one can get really nice stuff that would put all those upscale dining joints to shame.
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