The most famous place for tau fu fah in Ipoh lies in the alley at the Panglima lane. Everything is self-service due to not enough manpower and the huge crowd that is always waiting in line.Clockwise from top to bottom: teow chew tau fu fah, sea bird nest tau fu fah, bottled soy milk, sea bird nest soy milk, and tau fu fah in ginger syrup. 

Despite the place being situated in a happening tourist spot, the price of the tau fu fah is reasonable. The tau fu fah is very soft and melt in your mouth. 

I recommend the teow chew tau fu fah. The aroma of brown sugar fills your mouth with every spoon.

During the weekends, the place will be crowded as Panglima lane also known as concubine lane in Ipoh is a very famous local attraction with its decades of heritage.

As lunch hour draws in, the restaurant will be crowded and its limited seats adds to never-ending crowds waiting in line till late afternoon.

The price of the food is reasonable and the taste is good.

Kampung Cina has various popular seafood restaurants and one of them is Restoran Chi De Kai.

The owner is a Chinese who married an Indian wife and she usually takes the customers' orders. The service is good and she is very friendly and speaks good mandarin too.The foods are at a reasonable rate and will not charge tourists with an exorbitant price. 

Where can you get cheapest noodles in Ipoh? It's got to be at Jalan Aman, Jelapang no doubt.The curry noodle broth is delicious and it costs only RM2. The place is more well-known among the locals for its noodles and rojak though.

Other than curry noodles, the stall sells laksa noodles and rojak. The place is actually well-known for its rojak sauce but it is overrated and expensive. 

Located near the entrance of WestCity, Kampar, the cafe is a new chill out spot for students, particualrly.Apart from its relaxed ambience, dart games are available at the corner.

There are quite a variety of desserts to choose from, so bring a friend or two so you could order few flavours to try altogether.The food is tasty albeit a bit pricey for the portion given. I ordered chicken chop and would recommend the black pepper flavor as the sauce is really good. 

The parfait is basically yogurt with fruits (strawberry and black grapes). I'd say it's more like an appetizer rather than dessert because it's a bit sour.