S11 Kopitiam

Coming from a family where my mom is from Sitiawan and also growing up there, Foo Chow food plays an important role in my upbringing. This makes me all the more critical of my all time favourite dish- red win chicken soup mee sua. It’s a food we traditionally eat at my wai po’s every Chinese New Year’s or when it’s my birthday.

When visiting S11, lookout for a stall that says 福州麵 and proceed to order its Ang Jiu Mee Sua. There are many ways to ruin this dish: too much red wine, too much water, not fragrant enough, too little ginger, not enough garlic and the list goes on. This stall is actually one of the better ones, though some might argue it requires more ginger and meat. But at RM 9, there isn’t much room for complaints.

God bless me now I can tell my mom I didn’t waste RM 9 on something I can eat at home.

This coffeeshop has both indoor and outdoor makeshift stalls selling a wide variety of food from grilled seafood to rice and noodles. It’s like an ecosystem of varying cuisines and culture as you can be sitting in front of a nasi lemak stall and just beside it, the stall is selling Chinese dumplings. There are both indoor and alfresco seating but since this place comes alive in the evening, do grab a table outdoors and enjoy the evening breeze while feasting on your food. Overall, the food is not amazingly delicious, but for the price you pay, you couldn’t complain much as it’s definitely value-for-money and comforting food.
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S11 Kopitiam
Address: 47, Jalan Indah 10/1, Taman Bukit Indah, 8300 Johor Bahru, Malaysia
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This coffeeshop has both indoor and outdoor makeshift stalls selling a wide variety of food from grilled seafood to rice and noodles. It’s like an ecosystem of varying cuisines and culture as you can be sitting in front of a nasi lemak stall and just beside it, the stall is selling Chinese dumplings. There are both indoor and alfresco seating but since this place comes alive in the evening, do grab a table outdoors and enjoy the evening breeze while feasting on your food. Overall, the food is not amazingly delicious, but for the price you pay, you couldn’t complain much as it’s definitely value-for-money and comforting food.
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S11 Kopitiam
Address: 47, Jalan Indah 10/1, Taman Bukit Indah, 8300 Johor Bahru, Malaysia
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#burpple #burpproved #foodie #foodspotting #foodporn #foodlover #foodstagram #foodphotography #foodiegram #foreverhungry #instafood #igfood #igfoodies #onthetable #whati8today #buzzfeedfood #aworldtoeat #malaysia #jbstreetfood #johorfoodguide #sambalstingray #sambalsotong #sambalclams #satay #dumplings #hawkerhopping