[sibeh holiao] 1) Overall - hawker stalls, plenty of local food selection, open air environment for Pusat Penjaja Kampar 2) Chee cheong fun was one of the best I have ever eaten so far, the noodle soaked in the signature curry sauce, it was silky smooth, it literally slipped through your throat. Best! highly recommended. 3) 糯米飯 glutinous rice was packed with great taste. the rice was cooked semi-hard and top with char siew and peanuts. If you are having there, you could opt for curry sauce, the combo was the best. However, if you are doing a takeaway, do remind them to separate the curry sauce for you.

Kampar Food Center offer wide variety of Chinese hawker stall in kampar. It operates from day to night with different hawker stores. This is what we tried so far: 12a char kuew tuew - not bad, its has strong fried flavor to it 36 chu cheong fun - not bad, the curry sauce is not bad and the noodle is soft n silky Prawn frittles - it smells good but a bit too hard Wanted to try the yu tiao but it was finished at 11am 🥲

The atmosphere is very good, loaded with a lot of local Kampar cuisine. We ordered the famous glutinous char siew rice and two wanton noodles. The food is good and affordable too. There's many drink stalls in the centre and we just ordered randomly from one of them and their drinks are very good. Will come here again if we decided to visit Kampar in the future.

Locals love to have breakfast at market food courts. Normally cheap and nice food. Quite a big food court with more stalls by the road side at the entrances. Dining area are located in between stalls. Crowded at 8am Sunday morning but we managed to find seats. Spoilt for choice here as everything looked good. Stall no. 32: Curry chee cheong fun (roll rice noodles with curry) with beancurd and fried pork rind. There were 2 choices of noodles...plain or with bits of spring onions rolled inside, I think. Soft and nice. The pork rind was well cooked in the curry. The Best! Curry not very thick but flavourful. No wonder a long queue. Stall no. 44: Traditional method of coffee making...strong and nice coffee. 1 cup was definitely not enough. Stall no. 42: The pulut (glutinous rice) with char siu and peanut toppings was unusual but nice. Can add curry sauce but diluted. Small portion though. The yam cake was okay but not the short flour noodles that was fried with long beans. Tasted weird and sourish. Maybe a hakka dish. Lovely pandan and gula melaka flavoured kuih kosui from stall no. 26B. Fried radish cake was very nice with all the right ingredients. The preserved radish is a must. Chinese pancake was too sweet but nice to eat once a while. Its those thick pancake with tons of sugar and grounded peanuts. Popular stall as long queue too. The Indian pancake was not crispy as it had been made earlier and stored in a container. It was a lovely 'buffet breakfast'. All the stall owners were polite and gave good service. There is a nice and well maintained washrooms across the food court. 30 cents per entrance.

Plenty varieties of hawker food available here. The food court is quite big. Most of the stalls you need to que to place your orders. The pandan kueh is very nice and not very sweet.

Near old Kampar bus staion. Best mamak mee goreng served with banana leaf.

Chee Cheong Fun is heavenly. The rest are just normal in my opinion.

Special local breakfast place. I tried curry noodle with some pcs of local type yong taufu and fried ball. It was very good. Curry not very thick and taste good.

Very affordable and good selection of hawker food to choose from in one place.

Best food court ever. Bring back so much memories when I studied there. Must try 糯米饭, 炒粿角, apam balik. The kopi beng here is so damn kaw, love it!!!

This place is NOISY, CHAOTIC but FUN! If you are ever in the vicinity, it is an ideal visit with friends for a good old fashioned #STREETFOOD Hunt! They have really underrated good eats here, and most importantly cheap, and therefore made affordable to #INDULGE the palate. If you want to know what are the best eats here, just check out the stalls with the craziest longest lines. Pro Tip: Car pool here and once inside, find a vacant table. Then park your group here and take turns to go hunting for food! Just remember the number on a nearby pillar, some stall fellas will send it to you unerringly. if you did not opt to take it away yourself. Be warned there is some waiting time for the more popular stalls, but for good reason.

Curry chee cheong fun was delicious. Curry was smooth, not spicy and great compliment with yong tau fu. I liked its pork skin and pork ball which was wonderfully done. 4 stars Clear soup noodle with yong tau fu also so nice. In fact it's ingredients almost the same as Curry chee cheong fun. Just the soup base and noodle was different. 4 stars Cha siew glutinous rice was delicious. 3 stars Ham chim peng also nice to eat especially the one with tausar filling. 3 stars

Very good taste for local hawker food. The Shredded Chicken Fo Fun soup was so surpricing delicious and the Chee Cheong Fun also recommended!!!

Sorry to say nothing is good here. The famous ice blended? Omg. It costs us RM 14. I was shocked with their charges. I don’t mind paying extra for the taste but it wasn’t worth! Won’t be visiting this place anymore in future.

Lady CKT (stall 56) tastes ok, CKT is served in a short while after order. RM6.00, extra fried egg RM1.20 Many patrons seat around Tea stall (54) iced kopi tastes ok at RM2.60. Yam kuih has a lot of yam on it RM1.20 X 3= RM3.60/ pack

Local food is very delicious. Authentic Chinese style, easy to taste for both locals and travelers. Very affordable price.

A wide variety of food choices and drinks to choose from. Foods are considered delicious and acceptable at certain stalls.

Many people during public holidays. Most of the sellers seems so angry because the business too good. Really cannot understand 😔. The most recommended are the kopi, teh panas and cham.

Lots of choices from sweet to savory breakfast. Mostly Chinese stalls.

Lots of similar stalls selling same sort of stuff esp chee cheong fun,wanton noodles or curry mee. All said the prices are cheaper than in Ipoh

As a tourist a must visit place Lots local famous food here Too many unable to try all.. But few of choice doest disappointed us... If got chance will come again #iamchamckosonglover #jalanjalancarimakan #cuticutimalaysia #kampar #大大小小自足旅行FreeandEasyFamilyvKids

Very busy in the morning, lots of ppl. Might be a little hard to get parking. Chee Cheong Fun was good, lor mi fan with curry sauce is interesting. Overall good food. The famous Char kuay tiao need to queue early, usually 1hr.

Came on Winter Solstice day. Some stalls closed. Did not get to try the "char kue teow" because needs to wait for 45 min. Taste is just average to me but for those who wanted to taste local Kampar food this would be a place.

Authentic local food. Taste nearly the same as I remembered during school days. Must try. Specially the Chinese pancake, very generous on the peanuts and planta.

Authentic Kopitiam food! Glutinous rice, Chee Cheong Fun, Wantan Mee are really good!

Food court. Many varieties. Had the cheong fun seng kuang wrap. So delicious 🤤 Open on Wed till Sunday 5pm onwards only.

If you missed the day time char kuey tiao , can try Stall 24 during dinner or supper. Balance taste and not bad....

Stop by while travaling. As a foreigner I'm impressed with the food, and i totally enjoy the food and service here. Also there's wide variety of food options to choose. 👍🏻 The order Milo it is super thick and smooth totally worth the price!

You have to come here to experience Kampar and its delicious food. The food centre has been around for more than 20+ years and it’s a popular hangout for locals and tourists alike. Must try foods are the chee cheong fun, loh mai kai, fishball noddles and char kuay teow. For drinks stall I recommend visiting stall no.28, they serve the best ice coffee & tea Kampar has to offer. Don’t forget to get Sat Kei Ma - the Kam Wai brand is the best in Kampar and also try the Chicken biscuits from Jin Man Tang trading.

Food is delicious and authentic. Price reasonable. Store 12 curry mee is tasty and worth the try. Yam cake is must try.

When I arrived already is afternoon time. Morning should have more stalls and choice of food 😊 tried 2 dishes, taste OK but is salty for me (personal opinion) worth to give a visit here

Must try their white coffee ice blended(25), cucur udang (forgot the stall number), 炸丸soup with pork intestine(13) and alots of chinese traditional delicacies.

The glutinous rice is superb!!

Nice local market place, all food available

The foods are ok..reasonable price

Food here tastes very bland.

Had always been an ideal breakfast point, and always will, has amazing food that never gets old!

Order your food then go to Stall 27 for drinks. Try the famous & amazing Iceberg Ipoh White Coffee!

Tasty and cheap.authentic flavour of fish balls noodles soup cannot find in Ipoh.

The best fish slice porridge ! Shud try lso the chicken and speciality ..pork jowl!! The best!

The food serve here are average, it has been better days before. During weekend, there is even worse. The reason to serve as much as possible customers. I think this place is overated by day time tourists. Kampar has more places that really serve nice food.

There is a stall which selling 油条 ，the owner is rude and there is a very strong flour taste, which is disgusting to eat

Popular breakfast place in this area, good variety of food. Good place to watch locals going on their routine while enjoying food.

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Plenty of variety to suite all taste buds. All stalls are locally operated. Can sit anywhere and order from any stalls. Most stalls will close by lunch though.

The cheecheongfun and popiah were so delicious! I definitely will visit later for the fried prawn cracker and the char siew glutinous rice too🤤 Actually the char siew glutinous rice impressed me a lot as it after taste are strong, you should enjoy it slowly 😌 The charkueyteow not really my cup of tea but it’s worthy to try for your first visit, so do the huge Iceberg Ipoh White Coffee. (maybe I’ve high expectations before going, no offence and planning to try the dragonfruit flavour for my next visit 😆)

A place you’ll find real kampar hawker food including some really “old school” and sometimes cranky uncle aunty stall operators. Foods good and prices cheap!

Other than breakfast its also popular for dinner/supper.. Food like char kuey teow, loh mai fan, noodle soup, assorted stir fry rice and noodles, drink stalls are opened. Very nice chinese traditional kueh also, but sells out fast

Big and busy market place food court selling all the usual food .... noodles , kuih , drinks etc. The fried radish cake was a standout . The nyonya kuih was also very decent. Popiah was well filled and nice fresh flavour . The lai fun noodles was unusual because they added fresh mint leaves to the broth as garnish. Stall #25 for drinks ... coffee was excellent ... fragrant , slightly smoky and betul betul kaw even with ice . They are also apparently famous for their ice blended concoctions , although I have yet to try .