Choon Hui Cafe

Heard a lot of good comment about Kolo Mee stall and Laksa stall at this coffee shop. Went there this morning and tried the Kolo Mee, Laksa, and Porridge..!! They are all delicious. Especially the Laksa. It tastes very good. Kolo Mee favour is different from those I tasted at other coffee shop and taste good also, not too oily. Must try them all you are around that area.

Get yourself all authentic classic Kuching favourite here. The Kolo Mee, Sarawak Laksa, porridge and of course toasted bread, half boiled eggs plus nice coffee and tea too. Try the Teh C Special which uses local famous Gula Apong instead of sugar.

Located near the city center. One of the oldest kopitiam being passed down until now. Honestly, slightly overrated. Challenging parking space , you'll have to park at the shop lot in front of the kopitiam and cross over. Moderately priced, food is average in my opinion and portions are average. Crowded at all times during the breakfast hour and expect to queue for seats.

Been eating sarawak laksa daily while on holidays. This is my favourite though portion is small and there is little Ingredients. The taste is really delicious. Nice popiah too.

Famous for its laksa, this place is packed on weekend mornings and you may need to queue to get a table or share a table with strangers. The laksa finishes early depending on the orders of the day but the general crowd slows down after 10.30 am. The laksa is good and has a mild spicy flavour but personally not my favourite. The broth is little for the small and medium bowl. You can add on more broth with extra charges. The teh c peng is very diluted (not sweet at all) and not cold as the ice melts quickly, but you can request for more ice.

Decent. Ordered the laksa and kolomee, nothing too extraordinary. Laksa opens at 7am so don't be there too early if you're going for it! Toast was also average - definitely found better ones elsewhere!

A cafe catering for breakfast and brunch in town. It is popular with locals and tourists. Laksa mee is famous here. One should try the popiah served with sambal. It is spicy though. Toasted bread was so so. Coffee C was ok only. Not thick enough for my tastebuds.

Very friendly owner, each stalls also so friendly. Must try their laksa, popiah,chicken pie, porridge with chicken feet and roti bakar. Must come and try.

Heard a lot of good comment about Kolo Mee stall and Laksa stall at this coffee shop. Went there this morning and tried the Kolo Mee, Laksa, and Porridge..!! They are all delicious. Especially the Laksa. It tastes very good. Kolo Mee favour is different from those I tasted at other coffee shop and taste good also, not too oily. Must try them all you are around that area.

Get yourself all authentic classic Kuching favourite here. The Kolo Mee, Sarawak Laksa, porridge and of course toasted bread, half boiled eggs plus nice coffee and tea too. Try the Teh C Special which uses local famous Gula Apong instead of sugar.

Located near the city center. One of the oldest kopitiam being passed down until now. Honestly, slightly overrated. Challenging parking space , you'll have to park at the shop lot in front of the kopitiam and cross over. Moderately priced, food is average in my opinion and portions are average. Crowded at all times during the breakfast hour and expect to queue for seats.

Been eating sarawak laksa daily while on holidays. This is my favourite though portion is small and there is little Ingredients. The taste is really delicious. Nice popiah too.

Famous for its laksa, this place is packed on weekend mornings and you may need to queue to get a table or share a table with strangers. The laksa finishes early depending on the orders of the day but the general crowd slows down after 10.30 am. The laksa is good and has a mild spicy flavour but personally not my favourite. The broth is little for the small and medium bowl. You can add on more broth with extra charges. The teh c peng is very diluted (not sweet at all) and not cold as the ice melts quickly, but you can request for more ice.

Decent. Ordered the laksa and kolomee, nothing too extraordinary. Laksa opens at 7am so don't be there too early if you're going for it! Toast was also average - definitely found better ones elsewhere!

A cafe catering for breakfast and brunch in town. It is popular with locals and tourists. Laksa mee is famous here. One should try the popiah served with sambal. It is spicy though. Toasted bread was so so. Coffee C was ok only. Not thick enough for my tastebuds.

Very friendly owner, each stalls also so friendly. Must try their laksa, popiah,chicken pie, porridge with chicken feet and roti bakar. Must come and try.