青山角 / Green Hill Corner

Beef noodles was nice, but service was bad. Ordered 2 bowls and did not ask for a big bowl (RM11 each, small at RM9 each) but they took it upon themselves to upsize my order without confirming with me. A bit unethical and puts me off from recommending the stall or to go again in future.

If you are visiting Kuching, don't miss out on this 3rd gen beef noodles situated in a quiant coffee shop. It is refined ans simply delicious.

A great hawker stall place with all the main dishes of sawak. Highly recommend coming here for delicious food. Sawarak laksa, kolo mee, satay skewers (chicken, meat etc). We had 3 dishes and all were fantastic. Ranging from 5rm to 10 rm. A must visit. It's a breakfast morning time place, not dinner.

Long established coffee shop with its name aptly describing its prominent location in the city area. It is also one of the few coffee shops that operates from early morning till evening time, thus capturing the breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner crowds. The crowds are the testament to the quality local food stalls available here , in particular the local style beef noodles, laksa, fried kueh tiew, mee jawa & satay, and so on. It maintained its old school Kopitiam aura, yet it is clean despite their heavy traffic crowds.

Nice beef noodles, even after 4 years. Edit: I ordered a large bowl of beef noodles. There are two prices stated on their menu that are RM8 and RM10 respectively. So I assume it’s small and big respectively. After paying, the balance I got back was RM5 short. So I ask them to rectify the error. Instead of giving me RM5, they tell me the large bowl is RM15. This is not the first time they have spontaneously named their price instead of following the menu. The first time this happened I was charged RM11 instead of RM10. Being an RM1 difference I closed one eye. I don’t need to come again to see this pattern. I’m taking my business elsewhere to a more honest premise. You want to raise the prices that’s fine. Hidden prices? Bye bye.

Good food, good service. Must try: beef noodles and chicken rice. Kopi is just so so.

Food is okay, did not manage to eat Sarawak Laksa. The shop is clean and service is good.

Mee curry RM10 was nice. Not too spicy, They gave 3 chicken pieces, potatoes and long bean. Mee kolo RM7 is a safe choice. It's hard to go wrong with Mee kolo. Fried chicken RM3.50 was okay. Not freshly fried on the spot. Hawker stall style at a corner shop lot. Drinks order took a while, I'm assuming it's because they were afraid to approach us. Environment is okay, old style looking. Parking anywhere along the side of the road.

Beef noodles was nice, but service was bad. Ordered 2 bowls and did not ask for a big bowl (RM11 each, small at RM9 each) but they took it upon themselves to upsize my order without confirming with me. A bit unethical and puts me off from recommending the stall or to go again in future.

If you are visiting Kuching, don't miss out on this 3rd gen beef noodles situated in a quiant coffee shop. It is refined ans simply delicious.

A great hawker stall place with all the main dishes of sawak. Highly recommend coming here for delicious food. Sawarak laksa, kolo mee, satay skewers (chicken, meat etc). We had 3 dishes and all were fantastic. Ranging from 5rm to 10 rm. A must visit. It's a breakfast morning time place, not dinner.

Long established coffee shop with its name aptly describing its prominent location in the city area. It is also one of the few coffee shops that operates from early morning till evening time, thus capturing the breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner crowds. The crowds are the testament to the quality local food stalls available here , in particular the local style beef noodles, laksa, fried kueh tiew, mee jawa & satay, and so on. It maintained its old school Kopitiam aura, yet it is clean despite their heavy traffic crowds.

Nice beef noodles, even after 4 years. Edit: I ordered a large bowl of beef noodles. There are two prices stated on their menu that are RM8 and RM10 respectively. So I assume it’s small and big respectively. After paying, the balance I got back was RM5 short. So I ask them to rectify the error. Instead of giving me RM5, they tell me the large bowl is RM15. This is not the first time they have spontaneously named their price instead of following the menu. The first time this happened I was charged RM11 instead of RM10. Being an RM1 difference I closed one eye. I don’t need to come again to see this pattern. I’m taking my business elsewhere to a more honest premise. You want to raise the prices that’s fine. Hidden prices? Bye bye.

Good food, good service. Must try: beef noodles and chicken rice. Kopi is just so so.

Food is okay, did not manage to eat Sarawak Laksa. The shop is clean and service is good.

Mee curry RM10 was nice. Not too spicy, They gave 3 chicken pieces, potatoes and long bean. Mee kolo RM7 is a safe choice. It's hard to go wrong with Mee kolo. Fried chicken RM3.50 was okay. Not freshly fried on the spot. Hawker stall style at a corner shop lot. Drinks order took a while, I'm assuming it's because they were afraid to approach us. Environment is okay, old style looking. Parking anywhere along the side of the road.