Ayam Gepuk at Gerai Ayam Gepuk 47
Malay, Street Food
- Under RM20 per pax
Chiefeater Kane Chong had noticed a constant queue at Gerai Ayam Gepuk 47 in Medan Selera 223 and decided to give it a try


Coffee
We were looking for a good cup of coffee near where we were staying, a slice of cake and somewhere comfortable to slow down for a while. And the Sip Spot Coffee ambience provided that.

Housed inside one of George Town’s heritage shophouses, the café has a quiet, understated charm. The high ceilings, timber floors and natural light create a space that feels calm without trying too hard. It isn’t filled with elaborate décor or Instagram corners. Instead, it’s the sort of café where you naturally settle into your chair and lose track of time.


My flat white arrived with beautifully poured latte art and was well balanced, with enough body to satisfy without becoming overly bitter. And a lamington to pair with the coffee.

What I appreciated most wasn’t necessarily the coffee or the cake individually, but the atmosphere the café created. It felt like a place designed for conversations, reading a book or simply escaping the afternoon heat for an hour.
If you’re exploring George Town and need somewhere to pause between sightseeing, Sip Spot Coffee is well worth considering.
Flat White, Kombucha and Lamington altogether was RM43.
The lamington was RM13 and I think my flat white was RM15.
MVX Score: 8.6/10
M – Meal Value
A pleasant coffee-and-cake stop that delivers exactly what you’d hope for during an afternoon break.
Score: 8.3/10
V – Venue
The biggest strength of Sip Spot Coffee. Comfortable seating, a relaxed atmosphere and a beautifully restored heritage shophouse make it an easy place to linger. Beware, the stair to go upstairs is narrow and very steep.
Score: 9.0/10
X – X-Factor
Sometimes the best cafés aren’t the ones with the fanciest drinks—they’re the ones you don’t feel like leaving. Sip Spot Coffee has that quality.
Score: 8.5/10
Opens Daily
09:00 am to 06:00 pm
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