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22.9.15

Tai Hong Kopitiam

TAI HONG KOPITIAM
'Lei cha'  茶, is the Hokka foods, orignally from Kulai.
Restaurant name: Tai Hong Stall in New Star Kopitiam
Address: Jalan Sutera, Taman Sentosa (Opposite Lien Ho Complex)
Hour: 8:00am to 4:00pm (closed on Thursday)
Non Halal
Tai Hong’s success is based just on doing the two signature
Hakka staples of lei cha rice and yong tau foo very well.
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Inside of the shop
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Part of the menu  (Tai Hong Kopitiam)
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Lei cha (meaning milled tea in Hakka dialect) is made by grinding a blend of green tea, herbs, seeds and vegetables to create a greenish, grainy, minty gruel or tea.
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This thick greenish tea is poured over a bowl of steamed white or brown rice garnished with fried ground nuts, chopped long beans, vegetables, fried shallots and fried tofu.
All the ingredients used in the tea and the rice were fresh and cooked just right to retain their freshness and nutritional goodness. Lei cha may not look very photogenic but it is loaded with vitamins and fibre.
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'Yong Tou Foo' of TAI HONG KOPITIAM
Taste of Tai Hong's yong tou foo is fresh, tender and mildly sweet and salty.
Overall impression:
The taste of the foods is very nice
and the waiter of Tai Hong kopitiam is very friendly .

Operating hour:  (closed on Thursday)

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