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Kopitiam

.Art . Architecture . Culture.

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Kopitiam is a traditional Chinese coffee shops. It is originally from Southeast Asia.

Specialized in meals and beverages. The word “Kopitiam” came from different languages as there are a variety of races in Southeast Asia.

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The word “Kopi” means Coffee in Malay and “tiam” means shop in Hokkien/Hakka. Although Kopitiam is a traditional Chinese Coffee shop, but people from different races also visit and enjoy their time in these shops.

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These are 5 of some great Kopitiams around Kuala Lumpur. They have been there for generations, even though some are not but they are all famous, especially in their own area.

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The first of the 5 great Kopitiam, Restaurant “Kim Lian Kee”, located at 49-51 Jalan Petaling, 55100 Kuala Lumpur.

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Round tables, chopsticks, and soup spoon, all red in colours, things you could always found in Kopitiam.

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The counter, the owner usually sit inside and the waiters/waitresses will bring the orders there to be noted down by the owner for the billing purposes.

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8Fried Kuey Teow and Ice Tea, foods and drinks usually served in Kopitiam.

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Half boiled eggs, one of the Kopitiam’s signature. You can always found one in every Kopitiam, usually eaten for breakfast.

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The second place, Restaurant “Tang City & Foodcourt” located at 55 Jalan Petaling Kuala Lumpur. A Kopitiam restaurant with foodcourt.

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Variety of races and people from other country.

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Coloured plastic plates and plastic glasses usually used in Kopitiam.

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13Rice, served for Asian people. It’s hard to see an Asian eating without rice especially in Kopitiam.

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14The third, Restaurant “Soo Kee’s Son (Meng Chuan) @ New Imbi Garden” located at Medan Imbi, Kuala Lumpur

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The menu board, it is placed on the wall. Usually hand written in a more traditional Kopitiam.

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Soy sauce and toothpicks prepared on each tables.

The usage of ceramic glasses for hot drinks.

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Chinese scrolls and letters decorated the wall.

Old-fashioned tiles are used.

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18Next, Restaurant “Sun Fock Sing” located at Jalan PJS 8/17, Dataran Mentari, Petaling Jaya, Bandar Sunway, 46150.

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Arrangement of Kopitiam’s tables and chairs.

Another signature of Kopitiam, Ice Milo. You can find it in every Kopitiam.

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Finally, the last of the 5 great Kopitiam. Restaurant “Ming Thong” located at No. 6, Jalan PJS 8/12A, Dataran Mentari, Petaling Jaya, Bandar Sunway, 46150

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Ice “Liang Teh” or Herbal Tea is also one of the Kopitiam most favorite drinks.

The other favorite drink is Hot Tea.

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