Tim Sum & Coffee are pretty good. The Lao Ban Niang passed sarcastic remarks when we told her that she delivered the wrong stuff which we had ordered through her son. We gave her a dressing down and she apologized profusely; she knew she was dead wrong. She might have started her day bad. We swiftly gave her the benefit of the doubt, and hope she isn’t going to manifest the same attitude towards her other patrons. Otherwise, this shop has just been renovated and expanded to two shop lots, affording more spaciousness. Looking forward to better experiences in the future. It’s about the only credible Tim Sum shop in Yong Peng.

Location is pretty easy, just opposite the pasar, you need a turn from the main road. Parking can be difficult in the morning as the pasar is nearby. The dimsum just okay, cannot compete with all the chain store in KL or JB. But they have one of the best mee in YP. So I guess it is worth a try. It can be very crowded in the morning, as I believe this is one of the only 2 dimsum shops in YP. The service there is.... I guess depends on their mood, sometimes it is good, sometimes they can be rude. Mainly depending on the crowds. Overall, I will still visit for the mee

The typical dim sum and delicious "mee goreng" served in a small town in Yong Peng. In the view of point, this might be the largest dim sum shop in the yong peng area. Plus, the boss there is very humble and nice... Of course, you can start to have your breakfast at the earliest hour at 6am if you wish not meet at the high peak hour around 8am to 10am... Recommended to have your early breakfast with your family, all dishes are quite at reasonable and effortable price.

Been visiting this dimsum place when Stopover for nice breakfast b4 heading KL. Pricing seems to increase a fair bit, due inflation. Kids love the dimsum and glutinous rice is tasty, 流沙包lava oozzing.. Piping hot food to start your day. Parking is street parking, close to shop. If you're in luck, theres cutie cats nearby

Friendly Staffs, Simple and reasonable priced Chinese dim sum breafast. Open really early. Crowded especially went tour buses arrived and all those tourists.

Ok place to have dim sum. Seems their dark sauce noodle was really popular, got a plate it’s really not bad. The rest of dim sum is decent, this place opens quite early, it’s a good place to stop over otw to KL

Great place to have dim sum. The dim sums are made by the workers in the shop. A nice variety of dim sums on offer. Their economic fried mee is gorgeous, has the wok hei. Usually very crowded during the weekends.

Wonderful dim sum place discovered by my parents during their Melaka trip. Opens early morning and closes early afternoon. Nice dimsum and beehoon. Value for money. Not very far from JB but still need go by highway.

This shop in Yong Peng opens very early, even before 7am. I highly recommend their black soy sauce noodles, and they have a great selection of dim sum as well. The har know skin is thick for me. The kou rou pau is especially delicious. However, I do wish they had a menu specifying the types of dim sum and pau available, as the auntie serving the food was not very friendly or willing to answer our questions. As a non-local customer, this was an unpleasant experience.

The meehoon and hokkien mee / black noodles is okay! There’s always an ongoing queue.. Siew mai is 👍🏻

Great place for breakfast Love the noodles. Price ok 👌 There is a small market beside this coffee shop

lots of variety fast & friendly service plenty of tables & spacious

Pit stop at Yong Peng , Nice and reasonable price for local Dim Sum .

Quite decent dimsum that prices range from rm3-5 . Kopi is nice too. Overall a good place to come even as early as 7am

Nice and good food. A bit messy as there is no queuing system. A lot of jump queue.

One of the better dim sum restaurant here in Yong Peng. They also serve “economy mee” here.

Great place for a stopover for good and affordable Tim Sum breakfast. There’s also a flea market right beside. Buzzing with people as early as 6am.

When you are in Yong Peng,just pull over this dim sum coffee shop next to the market.i love their Big Pao as its really really good.the dim sum also plenty of choices to choose from ranging from steam one to fried dishes.they do serve porridge but upon request only they will serve you.You can try the fried foo chaw noodle or mee hoon tat they serve on a small plate,for this item you have to queue up and you can add additional fried egg or Wu Xiang to go along.The price for this coffee shop is cheap,Why?For a tasty delicious big pao only at RM 3.00,mana mahu cari?hehehe

Stopped over on the way to Malacca for breakfast and no regrets. The noodle is really yummy and must have!