218 Coffee Shop Oyster Porridge
Porridge, Street Food, Non-Halal
- Under RM20 per pax
Chiefeater David Quah recommends this traditional tasting Sin Xiang Oyster Porridge at 218 Coffee Shop


Kopi, Yong Tau Foo, Non-Halal
On my journey up north, I stopped by Thye Fah Coffee Shop in Tanjung Malim for a simple but delightful breakfast. This charming little kopitiam game me a good kickstart to the the trip with its authentic flavours and homely ambiance.
As I settled down, I decided to indulge in their signature kopi, a staple of any traditional kopitiam. The moment I took my first sip, I was greeted by the delightful aroma from the cup. Rich and aromatic – it delivered a satisfying taste that awakened my senses, setting the perfect tone for the morning ahead. The proprietor says he uses Kopi Cap Arnab to make his coffee.


To complement the kopi, I opted for a few pieces of their homemade yong tau foo. Thye Fah Kopitiam still make the Yong Tau Foo themselves, starting from mincing the fish meat themselves, resulting in an authentic taste. The combination of the yong tau foo and the aromatic kopi made for a delightful breakfast experience.

As I savoured my meal, I couldn’t help but appreciate the simplicity and authenticity of Thye Fah Kopitiam. Its warm and inviting ambiance, coupled with the delicious fare, made for a memorable stop on my journey. The entire breakfast, comprising a cup of kopi, a cup of tea and 5 pieces of yong tau foo, came up to RM11.80.
Tanjung Malim is a quaint town is located in the state of Perak, Malaysia. Tanjung Malim holds historical significance as it was one of the main stops along the old railway line during the colonial era. Today, it is renowned for its serene surroundings, picturesque landscapes, and a laid-back lifestyle that offers a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. A visit to this charming town is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and experience the warmth of local hospitality.
Thye Fah Coffee Shop is just located a few kilometres away from the toll exit and is located just beside Sungai Bernam. It’s actually several feet below the road level, so don’t drive too fast or you will drive past it.


Business Hours
Saturday to Thursday
06:30 am – 12:00 noon
Closed on Friday
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