The yong tau fu is really good. Reasonable price too. There are stalls in the middle selling taufu bakar, popiah, rojak and pastries. I didn’t like the egg tart.
Joanne | Melbournecitay
+4
Great rojak and a good variety of yong tau foo here. Food came quickly and it was delicious. I would definitely come back for more. My favourite is the fried foo Chuk
Segambut/Jalan Ipoh Yong Tau Foo located just near the Segambut roundabout, and very popular among locals. They serve pork-free Yong Tau Foo, one of those places that welcomes Muslim patrons. There's an order list with the usual items to order - my favourite/must-haves would be the eggplant, fishball, fried dumplings and fried fu chuk. They score fairly great for a pork-free place. As for their dumplings - the fillings isn't as sweet and crunchy as compared to the famous Ampang YTF.
I went here on a friend's recommendation, she said that this place has one of the best Yong Tau Foo so of course we just had to come here. We went here on a lunch time and it was pretty packed, but the service and still pretty fast so it's a plus. I was pretty confused with the food term since I'm not that familiar with yong tau foo so I just ordered so random thing and they came out really good! I enjoyed the fried stuff and also the soup for the yong tau foo, it was overall a nice experience and I would definitely come back if I'm ever in the area.
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