Huang Yan Food Court Huáng Yàn Měi Shí Zhōng Xīn

The restaurant offers a variety of dishes including hot bak kuh teh, fried food, and Indian cuisine. These dishes are only available to be tasted at night. Overall, the food is decent and some patrons wish they could try it during the morning hours.

Average food court in the middle of town. Had Wantan Mee. Nothing to shout about. Average fare

They sell the best Siew Pao and Kopi ice. I like it but just don't like the way they treat customer. Arrogant. If you are looking for good coffee, I recommend here. Fried rice is nice as well.

I stopped at this restaurant for lunch while on the way to Sepang. It was a spontaneous decision as we were hungry and chose the nearest restaurant we could find. The restaurant was located near a mosque and was much larger than it appeared from the road. It was clean and spacious. Unfortunately, we arrived late and most of the stalls were already closed. I decided to try the curry laksa, which turned out to be delicious with amazing broth. I also noticed a stall offering black bones, but they were sold out. I only managed to take a photo of my lunch. The rest of my group quickly started on their drinks once the food arrived, while I was still admiring my meal. The restroom was also very clean.

There is a wide variety of dishes to choose from at this restaurant, such as nasi lemak, wan tan mee, noodles, noodle soup, mixed rice, and more. The nasi lemak with fried chicken is a popular choice, with the crispy fried chicken standing out, although the rice is a bit bland. The restaurant is very busy in the morning, with many customers coming in for breakfast.