Kedai Kopi Yee Fung, Kota Kinabalu - Restaurant Reviews, Phone Number & Photos

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.

Date of visit: February 2022

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kwan3452

103 reviews

Reviewed December 6, 2021 via mobile

Old Style Kopitiam

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

Date of visit: December 2021

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Wan_melbourne

2 reviews

Reviewed November 6, 2021

Nothing fancy-just come for the food

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

Date of visit: November 2021

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wesleywaisiu

359 reviews

Reviewed June 27, 2020 via mobile

Best Laksa in KK

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

Date of visit: January 2020

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iamkatysantos

133 reviews

Reviewed May 1, 2020

Laksa for the best!

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.

Date of visit: June 2019

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ernest80

47 reviews

Reviewed March 11, 2020

top notch , local restaurants should learn from

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 !

Date of visit: February 2020

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BKKConnect

39 reviews

Reviewed March 6, 2020 via mobile

La La Noodle Soup is Legit

So many amazing Chinese restaurants in KL. Some say KL’s Chinese food is the best outside of China. This place brings validity to that statement! Amazing noodles n fresh clams. Good for any meal of the day!

Date of visit: March 2020

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OSWALDHII

142 reviews

Reviewed February 25, 2020 via mobile

Kedai Kopi Yee Fung

The restaurant is just located at the city centre, Kota Kinabalu.Convenient and full of choices especially cuisine of Southeast Asia. People who prefers "laksa"/ rice noodle with ingredients of prawns,fried egg,chicken meat,lime as refreshing and sambal spicy soap ; they were visit the place at...least once in a week.More

Date of visit: June 2019

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David C

108 reviews

Reviewed February 22, 2020 via mobile

Superb Laksa

Found this place by chance. We walked past and saw that it was packed with locals when most restaurants around were almost empty. We were not disappointed. We chose the Yee Fung Laksa which was superb. Two bowls for 18MYR (about £3.30). Friendly service too....We will try to eat there again.More

Date of visit: February 2020

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THW893

77 reviews

Reviewed February 12, 2020

Lunch

We may not come back for more after a not so nice experience with their food served that has dropped in quality.

Date of visit: July 2019

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Syahirul Fauzee S

is it gL is it halal here? serve.no pork?

May 27, 2017|

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Serve no pork. A few headscarfed customers seen with most of the waitress are Muslim. Call them for confirmation.

738DavidW

Are they licenced?

May 16, 2017|

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I am not sure what licence you are referring to? All shops should obtain business permit from local authority before they can operate the business . Cleanliness of the coffee shop also being accessed frequently by local... More