I had never been to this coffee shop before although I had visited the other coffee shop for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Stapok Seafood Restaurant, heard of good review on its char chu. One morning, hubby and I dropped by to give this place a try. And we met our couple friends there for breakfast after dropping off our kids in the same kindergarden.
I had my usual morning drink, teh c. Loved that they served in the old cup and saucer.
I meant to try the Malay stall as I read that their mee kari with cucur was nice and highly recommended. But it was not opened when we were there. So I had to settle for other from another stall.
Hubby settled for the kampua. He requested the soy sauce. RM3.50 per plate. It was nice, according to him.
Yours truly went for pork porridge. RM4 I think, I can't remember the exact price for the porridge.
A nice meet up with our friends over breakfast there before we went our seperate way.
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Some of these Malay stalls can be quite unpredictable, open and close according to their whims & fancies. I know most are closed on Sundays.
Love the old school coffee cup 😃
Congee is nice, can just drink it down.
Both the noodles and porridge look good.
I would like to try the kampua.
Quite nostalgic those old cups and saucers.
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