Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam Review

Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam is situated in Jalan Balai Polis, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur. The kopitiam serves aesthetic traditional Hainanese food, foods overall nice with affordable price, I love their 'Cham'(coffee+Tea)! You would always see the crowds waiting infront of the kopitiam.

The taste is good, the environment is not good, and the service is OK. Every day, I have to queue long, I don't know where the tourists come from. Inside 🈶️ warm soup eggs 🥚 Japanese style, every time I go, I must order it, delicious. All kinds of bread 🥯 are also delicious.

At 7:30 in the morning, I made a good medicine and queued up with a lot of people to eat. Anyway, it was the Hainan tea shop that had been waiting in line. The taste is very good, all are native Chinese breakfast. Simple taste is good enough.

Kuala Lumpur day trip ｜ Citywalk landmark real evaluation 📝 did not come to Malaysia before 🇲🇾, subconsciously feel that there are more Chinese here, and it should be possible to communicate in Chinese throughout the whole process. But there are not many Chinese in reality, and Chinese cannot be unimpeded. English support is still required throughout the whole process. Malaysia is also controlled for smoking 🚬, just like Shanghai, all indoors are not allowed ❎, and the road needs to be in the designated trash can 🚮. If you violate it, if you are lucky, you will be caught by the local Health Department and fined 💰. 500-2000 ranges in MYR. The text starts from 🎬1⃣ Gitzai Lane-Ichichang Street/Chinatown Gitzai Lane and Ichichang Street are very close, and no tickets are required. It is one of the preferred routes for Kuala Lumpur citywalk 🚶. If you like oldschool, you really want to see Gitzai Lane! There are many murals in the whole alley, graffiti 🎨, a bit of Shanghai Tianzifang feel~ Among them, there are many Cantonese tea restaurants 🍴, the well-known [He Jiuhainan Tea Shop] on the Internet is at the entrance of Gizai Lane. This day trip is in a hurry, 10:30 in the morning, The queue at the entrance of the store has been crowded 👨‍👧‍👦 (maybe because of the local New Year). I didn't eat this time. I hope that some friends can try it for me. [Smiling]~ Is factory street/Chinatown is all selling fakes. To be honest, there is nothing to go shopping [frown]. It feels like shopping in a lower-grade market than Shanghai Qipu Road. It is a small commodity gathering place and dense shops. I feel that if I take a door at the entrance, I will punch in. The film index 🌟🌟🌟 Recommended Index 🌟🌟🌟 2⃣ Independence Square Independence Square is quite close to Ischang Street/Chinatown, about 10 minutes walk. There is no need for tickets 🎫. There is the Malaysian National Monument, and the pink buildings across the road are also very popular. Citywalk can go to punch a card. 📍 Here is the filming point: with the pink European-style building as the background, take half-body photos, the best film. (But the only difficulty is that there are more tourist buses here, and they will dock in your background from time to time) Film index 🌟🌟 Recommended index 🌟 #CityWalk city roaming #Kuala Lumpur must punch in #Travel wear OOTD

🇲🇾 Gitzai Lane Day Tour Raiders ｜ MRT is enough|| MRT with friends, and you can come to Gitzai Lane by taking Pasar Seni MRT. There are 7 delicacies to try. ✨ Pinquan Tea Room ✨ Lunkbros Kopi✨ He Jiuhainan Tea Shop ✨ Qingqing Pandan Republic✨ Merchant' Lane✨ The Hungry Tapir✨ Vintage 1988

#Route planning 🚗🚗🚗 Travel route: Day1: Chulia Street Night Hawker StallsDay2: OO White Coffee Cafe→ Love Lane → Zhang Yushi's former residence → Badu Dingyi Beach →BoraBora @ Ferringhi→ Xinguanzaijiao Day3: Penang Overseas Chinese Life Museum → Georgetown Art Street → surname Bridge → Banner Mountain Day4: KL Sentral→ Ibis Kuala Lumpur City Center Hotel → Huang Yahua Snack Shop → Yalu Street → Kuala Lumpur Country Oil Twin Peaks → Kuala Lumpur Tower Day5: Dutch Red House → Dutch Square → St. Paul's Church → Santiago Castle → Malacca River → Shengji Mouse Powder Day6: New Peak Bak Kut Tea → National Museum of Malaysia → Central Art Workshop → Kuala Lumpur City Gallery → Independence Square Day7: He Jiuhainan Tea Shop → Gizai Lane → Kuala Lumpur Chinatown-Cichang Street →Light Capture Caf é by H..N