Lunch sets are priced decently at RM 16.90, free drink or add RM 9 for coffee. The food are tasty as well, good quality. Love the Oriental Style Lion's Head Meatball Pasta. Grilled Lemongrass Chicken with Balinese Sambal Matah Rice Bowl and Hainanese Chicken Chop are okay as well.

Coffee not good, Sarawak Laksa okay, and I like the Kampua Mee.

Coffee could be better, the Char Siew Pork Lard rice is a disappointment. Ipoh Hor Fun and Bubur Cha Cha is average.

One of the few places that serve You Tiao with Soybean. You Tiao is big enough and soft, but not crispy.

No tall building, got a rustic feeling like the old India.

Temples and old historical buildings.

More temples and historical buildings.

Most tour operator will bring their guest to this restaurant. Food is okay, with some entertainment dances.

Small but beautiful temple.

The royal bath with no water.

Hindu Temple where dead body are cremated by the river.

Pretty good vegetarian place with plenty of variety.

Nice coffee, Curry Kampar Noodle and Dry Curry Chicken Cheong Fun.

Hainam tea and coffee is good. I like the Chee Cheong Fun with red sauce, and the White Curry Mee is okay.

I always love the afternoon tea offer at Ah Cheng laksa, but the Goreng Pisang Puree really not to my liking (prefer real Pisang).

Food feels like good quality home cook meal, worth a try. The prawn fritters and Cendol are recommended as well.

This place is quite popular at night, still trying to figure out what is good at night. Satay and fried noodles are average.

Some stalls closed after 2pm, so better to come earlier.

Acceptable western food, kitchen a bit slow.

Wide range of food, okay taste, fast service.