This shop is a famous tourist spot as the laksa is nice to eat. Usually in the mornings the soup is quite bland so need to add the sambal to make it thicker. If eating in the afternoon its usually much tastier as the soup...broth is thicker and more kao. Very convenient for takeaways as well as it comes in a container.More

Order via Grab and it took ages. In the kitchen for 45 mins. I am pretty sure the laksa would have been disintegrated with that long.

We went there at around then past 2pm, the place was crowded. The meals were served quite swiftly. We tried their laksa and wantan mee. Overall the taste of the laksa was good.

When people talk about Kk food, they would talk about Seafood. Me and My wife always talk about their laksa and unforgettable and unique taste. Today, it’s no longer the case. I excitedly went back last week, it’s tasteless and flat. I think the place...is getting too commercialize and lost its touch. Even KK people agree with me it’s not nice anymore. I think Brunei Laksa taste betterMore

We read the reviews about this restaurant in TA & we decided to give a try since it’s not so far from our hotel. The laksa is very much like Sarawak laksa and not so much on the laksa like the one in peninsula. The...taste is not heavy and not so rich which we preferred. We also their claypot chicken rice and dry noodles. Overall taste is good.More

Laksa was not spicy and did not have any sambal. No cockles. Taste was average. The beef organ noodles were better but again not outstanding. Service fast and efficient

Good and consistent quality of laksa. However, size , numbers and quality of prawn not consistent at all time. Nowadays...no more sliced/minced chicken meat.

The kopitiam style of local restaurant/ cafe found in South East Asia. Only a single stall selling laksa ( the speciality) , other noodle dishes and accompaniments like fish balls, wontons. Laksa taste is different from the taste you get in west Malaysia or Singapore...but still good. Efficient service as they get you to a table, take your order which arrives quickly, calculate your bill. All this in about 10 minutes or less if you’re in a hurryMore

Definitely a local style “kopitiam” familiar to anyone from South East Asia. You go for the food, not the ambience. Laksa is different from the Singapore or West Malaysia style. However I like the “ Ngau chap” more. Flavoursome soup with nice mix of tripe,...beef slices and balls. Very efficient in Covid days. You get shown to a table and staff take your order from the menu. After the meal, staff get your bill and you pay it at the table. All the necessary checks done for customers. Recommend to try if you’re in Kota Kinabalu, Gaya street vicinity.More

The restaurant is famous for their laksa, the price is cheap. Very crowded with tourist. The claypot rice is just average

If you'll go to KK on a weekend, don't forget to drop by in Gaya Street's Sunday Market. It is a well known Chinatown of Sabah. I recommend trying the famous bowl of Laksa at YeeFung Laksa.

Quick , attentive service. Food is consistent. Been here for the last 20 years, Truly local delight . Good Stuff ! . Highly recommended for you guys who are here for holiday !