Atok Kopitiam is located at DUBS(the building belongs to Everrise Group), behind HSBC. It’s not hard to locate.

The serve a variety of toasts, western food, and local food. For example, Roti Bakar, Mee Goreng, Kueh Tiaw Goreng, Nasi Lemak and so on.

Let’s see what I had ordered when I was there:

Teh O Limau (RM2)

This is the rice from Nasi Ayam Penyet(RM7).

This is how their Ayam Penyek looked like.

It came with a bowl of soup too.

The opening hour of this place is 7.30am-6.30pm from Monday to Saturday.

Sunday and public holiday are closed.

It was a crazy day, got lost in KL, too tired from walking around so simply settled our dinner at BB Plaza.

Some how when we tried to look for a decent eatery we couldn’t find it and got fed up. We saw BB Plaza Food Court after going down down down the building and we just settled for it. No more energy or mood anymore.

Couldn’t decided what to order, settled for fried rice.  I don’t remember what this is!

This is salted fish fried rice.

Total bill… RM10.80.

All I can say is our food court in Kuching is way better than this.

It seems like Ipoh Town Kopitiam is expanding quite fast in Kuching. First outlet in Kuching is located at Boulevard Shopping Mall, then came another one at Brighton Square. Now the third one at Tun Jugah.

Their signature drink is Ipoh “White” Coffee. This roast coffee is prepared using a unique method that combines elements of modern approaches with traditional Malaysian brewing practices. The name “white coffee” is associated with Ipoh, the origin of this coffee.

They also served a variety of local favourites such as nasi lemak, curry chicken rice, variety of toast and more.

This one here is Xi Mu Milk Tea(RM2.60), I don’t drink coffee. I forgot to take photo of it, only remembered after a few sips ;p

Since it’s located at the golden triangle of Kuching, the place is always packed especially during lunch and tea breaks(morning and afternoon).

If you have My Privilege Book, you can get various offers using the coupons or just present your card and enjoy 10% off the total bill(for dine-in only).

You can also find Ipoh Town Kopitiam in Miri. I came to know about this place when I went to Miri few years back. Few years later, it finally landed here in Kuching.

The operating hour is from 10am-10pm daily.

There are several branches of Chilipeppers in Kuching.

This one here is located at Jalan Nanas at the row of shops somewhere opposite SCRXpress.

They served a variety of food from western to local food. You can also opt for their fast food.

Here’s the food we tried:

Signature French Toast with Peanut Butter & Honey(RM4)

Ayam Penyet(RM6.80)

Pecal Lele(RM6.80). If you are wondering what the black thing in the middle of the plate? It’s actually deep fried catfish.

Black Pepper Steak(RM14.50)

If you’re in Kuching and looking forward to try out the seafood here, Top Spot at Permata Carpark is one place that is easier to locate and located at the city centre compare to other seafood places. It’s located just opposite Wisma Ting Pek Khiing.

We had the opportunity to tried out the food at one of the stalls there called ABC Seafood. It’s easy to locate. You will not miss it once you reach the place.

Here’s the food we had, no price available though. When you order, you either order in kilogram or number of people eating.

Bamboo clam cooked with curry. You can only get this clam during its season, you can’t get it all year round.

Mixed vegetable with cashew nuts and prawns.

Buttered prawn.

Sea cucumber soup.

O Jien aka oyster omelette.

Lemon fried chicken.

Midin cooked with belacan.