Kulai, Johor, Malaysia｜Tong Nam PPH

Many options I ordered thick rice noodles with fish fillets, and the fish fillets were very small, only a few pieces each😁 Pig farm powder is like curry sauce and tastes good The fried rice noodles were ordered spicy or non-spicy. And chicken chop spaghetti (the spaghetti is very sour)

A fantastic food court with a large variety of different hawkers (think wanton mee, peanut pancakes, braised pork leg rice, roasted meat, mixed vegetables rice store etc). A ton of sitting space. Pros: + Newly renovated. It was pretty clean and tidy and atas, from a foreigner’s perspective. It’s nicer than most other old coffee shops which tend to be a little rougher around the edges. This is quite refreshing- a place you might wanna bring friends. + Food was excellent. I had Char Kway Teow, Penang style, from a hawker stall “228 Fried Kway Teow”. It was oh so yummy- umami heavens to the maximum, the soft and chewy kway teow was cooked to smoky and charred perfection. Chockfull of cockles, the taste of the wok and the strong heat it’s fried over gives it a unforgettable flavour! It was quite comparable to the authentic ones I’ve had in Penang. + The prawn noodles were yummy. The broth was clear and flavourful. The portion was generous, and I would have it again! + Price wise it wasn’t too expensive, and quite value-for-money! Expect around RM 7 and upwards for dishes. + Saw a ton of people getting the mixed vegetables rice (the food looked appetising and yummy). There were also stalls selling western food and japanese food. A lot of happy families around. Cons: - Uh can’t really think of much tbh.

Highly recommend the water cakes and taro cakes. They are full of ingredients and reasonably priced☺️☺️ The wonton noodles are also delicious😍