
Old China Cafe
Staff greet regulars and walk-ins alike with genuine warmth, and the kitchen turns out dishes like Chicken Curry and blue coconut rice that keep customers returning. The space feels frozen in time, with wooden chairs and calligraphy that invite you to linger over a slow lunch. Recent changes to the menu and decor have disappointed some loyal visitors, though most reviewers still praise the food quality and authentic atmosphere. The coffee here is made with care: their iced coffee is layered without ice, created by grinding ice cubes with water and blending them into hot coffee before milk is added. Nasi Lemak, laksa, and spring rolls draw consistent praise. Portions are modest but the price point stays reasonable, making it accessible for both casual diners and those seeking a quiet spot to eat well.

