Ipoh’s MUST Eat
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To commemorate this blog’s daily posting for 365 consecutive days, sometimes up to three posts a day, I am releasing this massive list of popular Ipoh food. This food list was first compiled by my parents for relatives and friends from out of Ipoh. Over the past few weeks, I updated it to include GPS Coordinates – some are just approximates.
The purpose of this food list is to provide you with alternatives when you are on a food hunt in Ipoh. Equipped with this massive Ipoh food list, you can now eat like only an Ipohite knows how.
Do call up the phone numbers, if available, to confirm business hours. Kindly note that similar to my post “Top 10 Things To Do In Ipoh For Free“, this food list is in random order. It is a work in progress. I welcome your contribution!
IPOH FOOD INDEX
1. Bean Sprout Chicken
2. Won Ton Mee
3. Salted Chicken / Ayam Garam
4. Cendol
5. Chee Cheong Fun
6. Popiah
7. Heong Peng / Heong Piah
8. Curry Noodles
9. Ipoh White Coffee
10. Yong Liew / Yong Tau Fu
11. Hakka Noodles
12. Dim Sum
13. Rojak & Pasembur
14. Wat Tan Hor
15. Porridge
16. Prawn Noodles
17. Kai See Hor Fun
18. Laksa
19. Satay
20. Nasi Kandar
21. Char Kuey Teow
22. Curry Fish Head
23. Bak Kut Teh (BKT)
24. Hainan Pau
25. Ais Kacang / Air Batu Campur (ABC)
26. Egg Tarts
27. Steamboat
28. Claypot Chicken Rice
29. Vegetarian Food
30. Kaya Puff
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check out Kao Kee Wanton mee (formerly from Woh Heng coffee shop) at Tet Shen Coffee shop, Jalan Raja Musa Aziz, diagoanlly opposite Aun kin Lim salted chicken. you won’t regret, it’s very good.
try Krishnan Bahwan Vegetarian Restaurant on Jalan Lahat, Little India (opposite Azzar money changer). Very clever use of spices, excellent Indian vegetarian food with very good choices.
Thanks for the additional information, Lam!
Hi emily, good effort in compiling the list of eateries into a Must-Eat guide. Love what you have been doing in introducing Ipoh to a wider scale of audience as well.
Hi J2Kfm! Thanks for your kind words! 🙂
hi emily,
Im Najian from Tourism perak Sdn Bhd. If you dont mind, can i get your number or personal email?
Ko lo hak yan min ( hakka mee ) move another place …not at jln hussein. .I move to jln yang kalsom in front of ritz hotel…
Thank you…
Hi Emily,
Whether Ipoh have the city tour bus ? Where to get it after railway station ?
What is the recommend hotel near Ipoh city ? walking distance to kopitiam white coffee, yong tao foo….etc.
My mother would like to have trip by train to ipoh and have a city tour trip as well.
Thanks.
Hi HT,
1) No, there is no city tour bus.
2) Hotel within walking distance to food shops in the city would be Le Metrotel, Ipoh… however, it is no where near the famous yong tau foo stall.
3) Tour companies do offer city tours but they only cater to groups and not one pax.
I definitely will have to use this the next time I go to Ipoh! Quite comprehensive! 恭喜發財 and 新年快樂 Emily!
Hi there , please also check out the two following eat places in ipoh
1) Canning Chee Cheong Fun at Central Kopitiam next to Ming court dim sum
2) A small shop inside the Gunung Rapat market selling big pau , char siew pau and glutinous rice only. Open from 12noon to 4pm only . No signboard.