Restaurant Review – Kedai Kopi Pak Lang, Port Dickson

Kedai Kopi Pak Lang - Halal Chinese Coffee Shop in PD

In our 2 years in Port Dickson, we only just drive pass this kopitiam called Kedai Kopi Pak Lang. Thinking that it is a Chinese Coffee Shop, therefore not halal. Don't be mislead by the sign board. All the food here is Halal, the restaurant is run by Aunty Ain - a Chinese Muslim.

One day looking for a place to have breakfast, our regular breakfast venues were all closed. Maybe they were all still in the Raya mood. So we just took a chance to check if this place was halal. We were were met by the owner, a friendly Muslim Chinese lady. So we were assured that is was halal.

 The concept of this place is of a typical old Chinese coffee shop. Not the commercialized kopitiam like Kluang Cafe or Pak Hailam. From the menu, we found the food served were mainly Chinese dishes.

For breakfast they have the normal nasi lemak bungkus on the table, roti bakar, boiled eggs. They even have western dishes like French toast. But the nasi lemak bungkus at the table caught our attention. The rice was nice but we didn't quite like the sambal there, we were used to our sweet tasting sambal. This was something different. Ordered the roti bakar which was the best. Nicely brown with a thick slab of butter and kaya. As usual a local coffee for me. For my wife was sirap. The bill came up to RM9.60. We had two nasi lemak bungkus, one sirap, one coffee, roti bakar and an omelette for my son.

 We will be going back there for some Chinese Food for lunch. There was quite a number of good reviews on their Chinese Food in some popular Travel Forums.

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Kedai Kopi Pak Lang is open 7am till 6 pm for breakfast, lunch and tea.





Kedai Kopi Pak Lang

Jalan Raja Aman Shah
Kampung Bahasa Kapor

71000 Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia

         



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