Peter TanI have passed by this outlet countless times, but it never really gave me the urge to try it. What finally caught my attention was the banner outside promoting fried beef hor fun and beef hor fun with gravy at $6 each, which I felt was quite reasonable. We decided to give it a try and ordered both the fried beef hor fun and the beef hor fun with gravy. We also upgraded one set into a meal, which came with a bowl of broccoli and a cup of honey lemon drink for an additional $3.90. The food did not disappoint at all. In fact, I was pleasantly surprised. Both dishes had good wok hei, and the flavours were delicious. In my opinion, it is much better than the zichar stall at Limbang food court. The ambience is similar to a typical coffee shop setup, with self-service ordering and self-return of utensils. There is air-conditioning, and even with the open kitchen concept, there was no noticeable cooking fumes or oily smell. Overall, a pleasant surprise with tasty food, reasonable pricing, and a comfortable dining environment. Worth trying if you are in the area.
TrancemasterBlue Ocean Kopi & Toast at Limbang Shopping Centre is a small cafe in this neighbourhood shopping mall that sells mainly local food and local kopi (& toast). I had: Blue Pea Nasi Lemak Chicken Wing Set ($5.50): The set came with deep fried peanut, cucumber, a sunny side up egg and achar. The deep fried chicken wing was crispy and still juicy. The blue pea coconut rice could have been more fragrant though. Kopi O - gao ($1.50): relatively good traditional local coffee with good aroma and 'gao' taste. The service: the self collection of the food and coffee was efficient and brisk, although the server has to shout out the number due to the layout of the cafe, as some seats were blocked by walls. The verdict: A good value air-conditioned cafe for a simple meal and a cuppa.
Joshua ChewI was very surprised that there was almost no one in the restaurant. We decided to visit this restaurant on a weekday evening. The price for the food is quite affordable, the quality of the food is honestly not the best. We ordered the noodles and curry chicken where Uncle forgot to give potatoes. Thankfully, they were very polite and apologised for the error. The char siew tastes a bit weird, and nasi lemak is quite mediocre. We decided to buy the chendol too, which is not bad. The place is recommended if you like a quiet place to chat and chill or just want to try their food.
