Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam Review

Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam is situated in Jalan Balai Polis, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur. The kopitiam serves aesthetic traditional Hainanese food, foods overall nice with affordable price, I love their 'Cham'(coffee+Tea)! You would always see the crowds waiting infront of the kopitiam.

The taste is good, the environment is not great, and the service is OK. There is a long queue every day. I don’t know where the tourists come from. The 🈶️ warm soup eggs 🥚 are Japanese style. I must order them every time I go. They are delicious. All kinds of bread 🥯 are also delicious.

I was ready at 7:30 in the morning and lined up with a bunch of people to eat. Anyway, it was a Hainanese tea shop with a long queue. The taste was very good, and it was a typical breakfast for Peranakans. It was simple and delicious.

It's a relatively old-fashioned coffee shop. The Hainan coffee there tastes very good, although a little too sweet. The satay noodles are also very good. The herbal tea is a more traditional method and is very good for cooling down the body.

#Creative Incentive Plan Divide 10,000 Yuan Cash 1. Itinerary Preparation There is no need to mention passports and air tickets. After booking the air tickets, remember to send an email to the Malaysian authorities. After filling in the entry information, you will receive a code. Remember to print out this page because you will use it when staying in Malaysia. Regarding mobile data, you can first buy a 1-day roaming card in China, and then buy a week-long local data card in Malaysia after landing. This will be more cost-effective. At the same time, domestic mobile phone roaming cards may not support the use of Google Maps, so it is recommended to prepare in advance. In addition, don't forget to prepare some necessities such as: socket converters, stomach medicine, sunscreen, umbrellas and a pair of comfortable shoes. 2. Check-in attractions Although there are not many attractions in Kuala Lumpur, each one is worth a visit. The first is Guizai Lane, which is a local snack street. After that, you can go to Bukit Bintang, which is a bit like Nanjing Road in Shanghai, with all kinds of shops. At night, you can go to the Petronas Tower, which is a landmark building in Kuala Lumpur. Families with children can choose to go to the Bird Zoo. If you have enough time, you can also visit the pink mosque, but be aware that it is far away. 3. Food Recommendation The food in Kuala Lumpur is also not to be missed. You can taste authentic tea snacks at Ho Kau Tea Shop in Gui Zai Xiang, and Arong Ge in the breakfast market is also a must-visit place. In Bukit Bintang, D·MASING's durian cendol is a must-try delicacy, and TuttiFrutti's desserts are also worth a try. Xinfeng's Bak Kut Teh is not to be missed. 4. Gift Selection In Kuala Lumpur, white coffee and Milo are worth buying souvenirs. They are beautifully packaged and convenient to give as gifts. A1's Bak Kut Teh bags are also a good choice. If you like sweets, coconut sugar is a good choice, sweet but not greasy. If you don't particularly like durian, you can buy durian candy to give to friends. In addition, the local instant noodles also have special flavors, especially the white one, which is a little spicy and is loved by many tourists. 5. Accommodation Suggestions For accommodation, it is recommended to choose a location in the city center, which is convenient for sightseeing and dining. Although the room rates are not too expensive, please note that the air conditioning in the hotel is very strong, so please keep warm! The above is my travel guide in Kuala Lumpur! I hope it helps you!