Muslim Staff Restaurants in Ipoh
55 halal-friendly restaurants
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44 restaurants found in Ipoh
MP BBQ Steamboat
MP BBQ Steamboat in Ipoh is a large, family-friendly buffet that combines BBQ and steamboat under one roof. They offer a wide variety of meats, seafood, vegetables and condiments, and the dining space is comfortable with good ventilation. The pricing is modest for what you get, though some reviewers feel it’s a bit pricey on weekends or holiday periods. A few downsides mentioned: some food items are not as fresh, and the dessert/pastry section gets less praise. Overall, it’s a good spot for large groups wanting variety and a comfortable environment.
Miker Pizza | Gunung Rapat
Pizza restaurant
Restoran Ayam Gepuk Terduduk
Ayam Gepuk Terduduk in Greentown Square, Ipoh gets solid praise for its tasty ayam penyet paired with flavorful sambal, good portion sizes, and budget-friendly pricing (around RM10 per person). Customers like that the food is consistently good, though delivery can be slow (especially during peak lunch hours).
Cafe Jawa
Jawa Cafe in Kompleks Yik Fong, Ipoh is a hidden gem for fans of Indonesian Ayam Penyet. Reviewers praise its authentic recipe (learned from Java, Indonesia), especially the crispy-outside, juicy-inside chicken and “padu” sambal that packs good flavour. The pricing is reasonable (around RM9-11 for a set), the ambiance is simple and homey, though seating inside can get a bit warm so many prefer outdoor spots.
Restoran Mee Kari Zurien
Mee Kari Zurien in Ipoh is well-loved for its rich, flavorful curry broth and generous portions of noodles, chicken, and tofu puffs. Many customers praise the authentic local taste and affordable prices, saying it’s one of the better mee kari spots in town. The stall setup is simple but clean, and service is quick and friendly. However, seating can be limited during peak hours, so it’s best to visit earlier to avoid the crowd.
Restoran Fuziah Nasi Ayam Pasar Bulat (Halal)
Here’s a short review of Nasi Ayam Fauziah, Ipoh: Nasi Ayam Fauziah is a go-to spot for chicken rice lovers in Ipoh: their fried chicken tends to be crispy with decent flavour, and the rice is generally tasty and fragrant. People like the value—it’s affordable and the portions are fair. There are some negatives: soy sauce is often “too salty,” the chilli sauce can be weak or diluted, and there are complaints of dryness in the chicken on certain trips. Expect queues around lunch time, as it’s popular.
Charlotte.Co
Bakery
Ngopdul Coffee Mydin
Coffee shop
Assam House Restaurant
Loved the curry asam, really tasty and suited my taste. Other dishes were okay. The place is clean and beautiful, and the staff are friendly.
Restoran M Salim ipoh HQ
Indian restaurant
22.Kedai Cikgu
A local Malay restaurant in Ipoh offering authentic kampung-style dishes with rich gravies and fresh ingredients. Affordable and homely.
Konda Kondi Cafe & Restaurant
The place was easy to find as it way located literally at the heart of Ipoh town. Parking is a bit further away, so you’ll need to walk a little and cross the road, but it’s not too bad since the area is close to a lively night market. Food was delicious! Prices are a little on the higher side, but definitely worth it for the taste and huge portions. My family loved the place. Staff were really friendly, atmosphere was chill and relaxed, and the interior design was nice and cozy
Pekan Lama Cafe
Aesthetic place (mcm kampung vibes sikit), no doubt — the design is beautiful, very vintage vibe. Tapi kalau bab makanan, hmm… it’s okay je, I’d say around 6.9/10. The food presentation was nice, but taste-wise tak terlalu wow. Still, it’s a good place for lepak and chill.
Vivo Pizza AEON Mall Station 18
Pizza restaurant
Restoran Mat Rock | Ayam Goreng Kunyit | Gerbang Malam Ipoh
Here’s a short review of Mat Rock Ayam Goreng Kunyit in Ipoh: Mat Rock serves up tasty turmeric fried chicken sets with rice and sambal that many say hit just the right flavour—crispy, aromatic, and satisfying. Most customers find the portions generous and the prices reasonable for the quality. Some downsides include occasional issues like nasi (rice) served cold, or missing side items (sambal, soup) in orders. Overall, it’s a solid go-to for fans of ayam goreng kunyit who want flavour, value, and simplicity.
Beribu Bintang Cafe Sunway City Ipoh
Beribu Bintang Cafe is a cozy spot by Sunway Medical Centre that wins people over with homely comfort food like nasi goreng kampung, buttermilk chicken rice, and char kuey teow bursting with “wok hay.” The coffee and drinks are generally pleasant, and the decor gives off a relaxed café vibe. On the flip side, some reviewers say portions are a bit small and prices are on the higher side for what you get. Overall, good for satisfying cravings if you don’t mind paying a little more in exchange for atmosphere and flavour.
Kakigori Snack (Bandar Botani - Ipoh)
Takeout restaurant
Cream Coffee Co.
Coffee shop
Miker Food
Food court
Nifayyi Warung & Kafe
Popular in Ipoh for its big breakfast sets and friendly service. Cozy, family-friendly environment.
Coco Craft Bakehouse
Coco Craft Bakehouse in Ipoh is a charming cafe known for its cozy ambience, friendly service, and standout pastries like ribbon croissants and tiramisu tart. Patrons love the flaky, buttery texture of the croissants and find the matcha version well balanced—not overly sweet. The cafe opens early, making it a great spot for breakfast, though some reviews mention that the coffee isn’t quite as memorable as the pastries.
SUITO CAFE
Suito Cafe (Ipoh) is a great late-night café/dessert hangout known for its chill vibes—comfortable seats, welcoming staff, and dessert/drinks combos that many say hit the right balance (not overly sweet). People love its drinks like matcha or milkshakes, the burgers also get thumbs up, and even though the café can get crowded, service holds up pretty well. It’s a solid choice for after-hours lepak with friends, though the coffee might not beat specialty cafés and sweetness in some drinks may need tweaking.
Mat Cafe
Ah Mat Cafe delivers a warm, nostalgic vibe thanks to its vintage décor, old Malay movie posters, nostalgic music and a menu full of traditional Malay favourites. The standout is their “Mee Kari Kuah Laksa” (noodles in laksa broth-curry), which many find both inventive and comforting, along with classics like lempeng nyior with sambal tumis. Prices are very reasonable for Ipoh, making it a great spot for breakfast or lunch without hurting the wallet. Some visitors do mention occasional inconsistency in portion size or flavour, and service can slow when the café gets busy. Overall, it’s a charming place if you appreciate “homey” food with a local twist and historical/cultural flair.
Dioh Salai
dioh salai delivers bold, traditional “salai” flavours — smoked meats like salai beef, duck or chicken — paired with rich, creamy masak lemak sauces that many diners rave about for their depth and smoky aroma. The restaurant is spacious, has plenty of parking, good service (self-service style), and offers a wide menu of kampung-style dishes including ikan bakar, claypot asam pedas, and ayam geprek kuah lemak. Some reviewers particularly praise how tender the meat is and how well the lemaks pack in the flavour.
Groovy Coffee
Coffee shop
sho floofeee Ipoh
Dessert shop
Ayam Gepuk Bintang Lima
Ayam Gepuk Bintang Lima delivers bold Indonesian-style flavours with crispy smashed chicken served alongside sambal pedas, tempeh, tauhu and fragrant rice. While many diners praise the fiery sambal and generous sides for the price, others note the chicken can sometimes be dry or less vibrant, and service tends to slow down during busy hours. It’s a solid pick for spicy comfort food if you’re okay with a bit of inconsistency in wait time and texture.
Hadramout Paradise Restaurant
Middle Eastern restaurant
Mee Kari Kak Yah (Jelapang)
Mee Kari Kak Yah is a highly-regarded breakfast spot famed for its rich, flavourful curry noodles, homemade fish balls/cakes and generous portions, making it a must-visit for locals who enjoy hearty Malay-Chinese style fare. The place also shines with variety—aside from the signature mee kari, menu items like kuey teow goreng special, roti telur goyang, satay and roti canai add welcome choices. On the flip side, it tends to get very crowded in the mornings, parking is limited, and the food quality (especially the curry’s thickness or ingredients) reportedly varies by day. Overall, it delivers strong taste, good value and a nostalgic breakfast vibe — worth getting there early.
Ipoh Kin Loong Valley
Tourist attraction
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