Station Kopitiam (Closed)

Station Kopitiam in Farenheit is spacious and not crowded. The food is OK, but the price is cheap.Chicken Chop set (RM9.90) is huge portioned, while the taste is just normal. The fried chicken is not too oily and the black pepper sauce is very generic.Pari & Sotong Set come with Lemon Cincau and Fruit is RM 13.90. The spiciness is slightly more than I can tolerate, but I don't eat too spicy food too frequently. The dish also come with white rice, and the sambal is really appetizing

Station Kopitiam is a hit and a miss for me. Hits- well, I do love their salted fish fried rice (super aromatic!) and Tom yam fried rice (the tomyam paste used is really flavorful!) Their stir-fry kailan and sambal squid with rice is also really good too! (The sambal's super spicy but that's how I like it).. The misses- their attempts at chinese-type noodles (for example the kungfu noodles and hokkien mee) were bland and seriously misssed the mark. Most of their desserts are also overtly sweet.

Station Kopitiam serves variety of Malaysian delicacies from rice to noodles and some western food to choose from. I have tried their several food like Char Kuey Teow, Tom yum fried rice, and tom yum soup with rice. Their food is quite nice and the price is quite cheap too. They have set value meal only from RM7.50 together with drink, fruits and papadom(indian crackers). Their Tom Yum turns out very good and spicy even thou they're not Thai restaurants. Their Green tea also comes in a big glass

Had dinner at station kopitiam with friends.Menu:Chicken chop - the chicken was quite a big one, but not very fesh. Fries were normal.Beef Fried rice - Normal fried rice with beef. Spicy Fried rice - A bit spicy only. Normal too.Telur Dadar (Plain egg) - the menu look nice but in the end it's only normal egg omellette with carrot strip.Tomyum Fried rice - Just plain tomyum flavour. Not enough spicy for me. Bawal Ikan (Baked Fish) - The fish was soooooo not fresh. Only the chillies paste was nice