Here, you can find cendol biasa, kacang, pulut, and pulut kacang as well as laksa and pasembor. We went for the Cendol pulut (RM2 per bowl), which came with pulut which has been slightly toasted / roasted. The portion here is slightly larger than the other place, and the pulut does lend a nice salty contrast to the sweet cendol as well as adding some texture.
Bismillah Cendol Menu
Pros: More seating area, less busy.
Opening hours: 8am to 6pm daily. Closed from 12- 2.30pm on Fridays for prayers.
Location: Bismillah Cendol, 233, Jalan Barrack, 34000 Taiping, Negeri Perak (street parking available - pay using coupon).
Tel: 010-803 7860
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Interesting name. They chant that word in Bohemian Rhapsody.
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