OldTown White Coffee Ipoh Padang

Another historical building in Ipoh old town with many food stores and shops nearby.

Ipoh Station is a beautiful building, so be sure to look back and take a look at it as you walk through the old town! As you walk around the city, you will find many stylish cafes and restaurants, but you should definitely try the steamed chicken, bean sprouts, pudding, and egg tarts. It is also the birthplace of white coffee, so I recommend drinking it together with the coffee.☕

Ipoh old town, an idyllic old town where everything is a bit slow and laid back. Filled with great food and interesting limestone caves to explore.

In the early years, Yibao became rich because of tin mining and was called the Tin Capital. Walking on the streets of Ipoh is like returning to the 1970s and 1980s. Although the streets of the old city of Ipoh are narrow and the buildings are dilapidated, it can make every passer-by live in the old time and space in the shadows of the century. It seems that every brick and tile of Ipoh is telling the old story of the old street.

Coming here, there is a sense of deja vu, like coming to a city in the Pearl River Delta, full of Chinese faces and Cantonese accents, and back to the scene of the 1980s and 1990s. This is the old street of Yibao. The former glory of tin mining city has not yet been washed out. It's a good experience to go here for a stroll, take a picture, drink a cup of old street white coffee and taste the old yellow sprouts chicken.

The nostalgia of Yibao Old Street is very strong, and the murals on the street are very distinctive. Medan Ipoh is a gathering place for many young people. Local residents call it the "Bangsar" of Ipoh. This area is located in the Eastern District of Yibao Garden. It has many nightclubs, such as coffee bar "Caf s", snack center (providing local snacks), entertainment center and recently popular Internet cafe "cybercaf &s".

Many people have been to Malaysia, but not so many will stay in Ipoh. Here, you can recall that in southern China in the 1920s and 1930s, the city of Ipoh was small and the overall style remained in the past. Over 90% of them were Chinese. They spoke the same language, Cantonese, with the same tone, but the words retained the traces of Cantonese in the last century. The most famous ones here are the old street white coffee, the famous Tianjin Tea House, a cup of coffee in the morning, two Portuguese tarts, and Sata Strings. Another is the daily breakfast of the local people. Chinese people from other cities in Malaysia will also come here on holidays to have a cup of coffee. In addition, chicken with sprouts is also a special delicacy here. Old yellow or Anji's products can give you endless aftertaste. The sprouts here, that is, mung bean sprouts, are short and fat, but they can't be eaten anywhere else.

Ipoh has a large proportion of Chinese, mainly speaking Cantonese and Hakka. Old Street is an old block, preserving the old buildings of Nanyang, of course, there are many old shops. The most famous is the sprouts chicken, Lao Huang's, Lao Liang's and Anji's business is so good that their taste is well-known and worth visiting.