WELCOME TO HUA MUI RESTAURANT 

JOHOR BAHRU

An old-school coffee shop was converted into double storey modern kopitiam where basically downstairs

 occupied by smokers, however upstairs will be totally free from smoke. Not much fancy decoration and it still retain some of the old day furniture and fixture.

As a norm while we step in kopitiam, we were greeted by cheerful attendant. Although this is a traditional chinese kopitiam, but due to its popularity and halal status, a lot of Muslim friends also dine in here, successfully create a picture of harmony and peace society with 1Malaysia spirit.

This is also one of the highlighted order among the menu--Hainanese Chicken Chop. I have been craving

 this for quite sometime until I manage to find it out at this kopitiam. The fried chicken chop was not oily

 while retain its freshness and juicy. Other than this, the home recipe made of the gravy was great if dip

 the chicken on the gravy. The chicken chop will be tastier if the gravy is more, the green peas is too little

 too.

Lam Mee (thick gravy noodles) which was also one of my favourite noodles. The ingredients are quite a lot,

 including fish cake, prawn, chicken and vegetable, but this is the halal version without pork lard. A little

compromise does not change the overall spirit of a good lam mee, but an opportunity for our Muslim friends 

to taste the traditional Chinese food. The only flaw is the gravy, which is not thick enough to cling on the

 noodles, and not sufficient flavourful too.

To kickstart the breakfast/lunch, we ordered our drinks, both are related to coffee, but not pure coffee

 alone, a Cham Peng which consists tea and coffee and also a iced Neslo combining nescafe and milo. Interesting to have two taste in a cup.

Address: Hua Mui Kopitiam 华美茶餐室

131, Jalan Trus, 80000 Johor Bahru

GPS : N01 27.439'  E103 45.860'

Business Hour : 8am to 6pm

Tel: 07 – 224 7364