[2025 Ipoh Restaurant] Travel Guide for OldTown White Coffee Ipoh Padang (Updated Mar)

went to ipoh during the December holidays! I miss ipoh so much! you can do a lot of things there. it’s such a peaceful place as you’re surrounded by mountains and trees. you can do some cave exploring, eat good food, see some eagles and ride a atv! went on a short trip to KL too!

Address - No 1 and 3, Lorong Bijih Timah, Old Town, 30000 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia Ambiance/Facilities - Nostalgic Highlights - Pizza Avg. Price per Person - RM20 Rating - 5/5 The restaurant is located at old town of Ipoh. The nostalgic experience brings back the memories of the olden golden days of Ipoh. Food wise is great. Tasted the pizza, mushroom soup, ice blended watermelon, matcha latte.... totally satisfied

One of the main attraction in Ipoh is it's street art done in 2014 by Ernest Zacharevic which prompted many other artists to start this street art wall mural trend. If you are in Ipoh, you could very well see most of these murals on your feet as they are all located in a few streets in the old town pretty close by. There are also map to guide you finds these interesting street art, including Ernest Zacharevic’s original paintings scattered around Ipoh Old Town. Have fun hunting!! We did it as a family and had so much fun. Next year, I hope to travel to Penang in 2023 to see Penang wall mural! #2023travelwish #oldtown #mytripvlog

Some of the street arts in Ipoh Old town. These particular street arts located near Concubine Lane next to an old swing that user can sit on #artshunting

Location: Market Lane, Ipoh Old Town, Corner Jalan Bandar Timah, Ipoh. For Mural Art Fans, Ipoh Old Town is another option to hunt the mural painting. Ipoh Oldtown is one of the prime locations to hunt mural art. The most exciting part is most of the mural was located in unexpected locations, such as the wall of the car park, at the back alley of the shop houses, on the corner at the hidden places. I found these murals inside the small street named Market lane. There are several mural art on the wall within this area. It is a story about local Kopi Tiam culture and also the happiness of kids playing with their peers. Be careful that this street is still operates as a public street and accessible by cars.

Ipoh Old Town Is another tourist hotspot besides Malacca city & Penang George Town. Tourists exploring for her heritage sites, foods and souvenirs. The most buzzing area are Panglima Street and Concubine Lane, surrounded by many cafe, eatery and souvenir shops, and the most popular dishes are Bean Sprouts Chicken, Dim Sum and Ipoh White Coffee. Landmarks like the Ipoh Railway Station and Ipoh Town Hall symbolize the part of Ipoh's history. #tripblazers#spooktaculartrip#awesomepic

A 2-hour train ride from KL Sentral and you’ll arrive in a small charming town called Ipoh. You’ll be greeted with old-world architecture & narrow streets full of art & culture. It’s a great gateaway few hours from the capital where you can explore around the scenery and good food. There are also a couple of beautiful cafes to try around the town. If you take the morning train schedule, you can spend a day tour and go back to the city in the evening. #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #tripblazers

Getting There - Opposite Ipoh railway station Attractions - Beautiful colonial building Hotels - Cititel Express Food & Restaurants - Many restaurants and coffee shops Shopping - #ipoh

Chakori cafe is one of my favorite cafes in Ipoh. The ambiance is very nice; inside decor is pretty, very instragramable. One side is the window view of the market street, the other side is inside the cafe with an unfinished wall of ruined wall. The cafe's menu change regularly; have a special cake of the day, gelato of the day, and dessert of the day. Waffle, gelato and sorbet are also available here. On my last visit, I get a mango cake with passion fruit. This cafe also has salted caramel coffee, which is so interesting. The price is reasonable, I love the coffee here, and the staffs are friendly. Order and pay at the counter, open from 10 am to 11 pm. Address: 35, Jalan Market, 30000 Ipoh, Perak #ipohcafe #ipohperak #ipoh #cafe #malaysia #cafelattee

Following on from the success of street art in Penang, Melaka and elsewhere in Malaysia, the city of Ipoh commissioned talented Lithuanian artist, Ernest Zacharevic to produce a series of murals with sponsorship from Oldtown White Coffee. His art has transformed scruffy shophouse walls into works of art, some of which use props to give a 3D effect. His work is of a transient nature (like famous British artist Banksy) and the damp mould stains on the walls caused by Malaysia's humid climate will eventually efface his work so go and see it while you can! He created 8 Murals in Ipoh, one of which (Girl) has since been painted over: A Paper Plane An Old Uncle Drinking Coffee A Yellow Hummingbird A 'Kopi' Break A Bag Of Coffee Girl On A Wall In Bandar Timah Old Town Relives Nostalgia With Trishaw Tin Mining Town With Chinese-Style Painting

This cafe serves local Malays food located in Ipoh Oldtown. The cafe's ambiance is very nice; it is like an old house, with a big tree in the middle of the living room, all is nicely decorated. Some of their best seller are curry mee, laksa, roti kaya, roti goyang, and nasi lemak. Shaved ice always sold out too. The decor on the second floor is also attractive, with several traditional bird cages hanging on the ceiling. The services are good, the staffs there are very friendly, the food price and drinks are all reasonable price, average food price is RM10. Is a self-service, so you order, pay and collect at the counter. The menu is on the wall. This cafe is popular among tourists due to its location; when I visited it, most of the food I like is sold out. Open from 9 am to 6 pm. Address: 93-95, Jalan Sultan Yusof, 30000 Ipoh, Perak. #ipohcafe #ipohperak #ipoh #malaysia

If you are mural art fans, Ipoh Old Town can be another place for you to explore the art on the wall. Although Ipoh is popular as a foods destination and also originated Ipoh white kopi, the number of mural art is fascinating. This is another place for your for photo hunt, similar to the art street at George Town, Penang Island. Some mural is easy to see, some hidden behind the back wall, or at quite and small street. Start to explore and hunt the mural art from Jalan Bijeh Timah, to Jalan Market, Jalan Panglima, Jalan Bandar Timah, and end at Ipoh Padang at Jalan Bandar, where you can see the popular Lithuanian artist, Ernest Zacharevic painted an old man holding a cup of coffee. This mural art is a collaboration with Old Town White coffee. Ernest Zacharevic has completed eight murals in Ipoh. Adress: Ipoh Old Town, Ipoh, Perak. #createwithtrip

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The spark is finally returning to the time-worn neighbourhoods of #ipoh. For too long, the capital of #perak state was considered a faded has been of a city #malaysia But restorations are in full swing, especially in the streets of #oldtown, and Ipoh’s coffeehouses with delicious foods and heritage houses are staging a long overdue comeback. #happynewyear

This time, my mother lived in a Malaysian style home. Malaysians like to live in this small house with a yard. The front and back of the house are hung or placed in jars filled with various colors of flowers and the beautiful colors of the houses. The house structure looks simple, but keeps each room cool and ventilated, with a cloister at the individual turns. The house is a modern material, but the decorations inside are antique and very harmonious with the atmosphere of the house.

1. Origin of Ipoh The name of Ipoh comes from the language of the local Malay indigenous people, the Orang Asli Perak, and is said to come from "Epu", which means a local tree. In addition, there is also a saying that the name "Ipoh" comes from the Malay word "Ipo", which refers to the common "Ipoh tree" (Pokok Ipoh) in the area. The sap of this tree can be used to make poison arrows. 2. Chinese culture in Ipoh Ipoh has a large number of Chinese residents, mainly from Guangdong (Hakka, Cantonese) and Fujian. The local Chinese culture is profound and Cantonese is one of the main common languages. This is also the location of Malaysia's famous "Second Wife Lane" and "Third Wife Lane". It was once a residential area purchased by wealthy Chinese businessmen for their wives and concubines, and has now become a historical attraction. 3. Ipoh’s Food Ipoh is known as **“Food Paradise”** and is famous for its unique Chinese snacks. Representative local delicacies include: • Ipoh Bean Sprout Chicken (Nga Choy Gai): white-cut chicken with fresh bean sprouts and chicken oil rice. • Ipoh White Coffee: A traditional local coffee made from specially roasted beans with a rich, milky taste. • Salt-baked chicken: Salt-baked chicken makes the meat tender and smooth. • Hor Fun: Made with local spring water from Ipoh, it has a particularly smooth texture, such as “Chicken Hor Fun” and “Curry Hor Fun”. 4. Natural landscape and tourism Ipoh is surrounded by a wealth of limestone caves and natural landscapes: • Perak Cave Temple: A Chinese Buddhist temple built in a limestone cave with spectacular Buddha statues and murals. • Kek Lok Tong: A scenic cave temple with natural stalactites and lakes inside. • Qing Xin Ling: A retro tourist attraction that combines lakes, traditional Chinese architecture and natural scenery. This is also the hometown of Chinese-American Michelle Yeoh!

#แพลนเที่ยวคนเดียว แนะนำเมืองที่เที่ยวคนเดียวได้สบายๆ ไม่ไกลจากประเทศไทย ไม่ต้องลางานหลายวัน ที่สำคัญค่าใช้จ่ายไม่แพงด้วย 25) Ipoh (Malaysia) - เมืองหลวงของรัฐเปรัก (Perak) มีสเน่ห์ของสถาปัตยกรรมในรูปแบบโคโลเนียลผสมผสานกับจีนประยุกต์ 📍📸 Ipoh Heritage Trail 📍🏠 Concubine Lane 📍🎨 Ipoh Street Art 📍🎋 ipoh River Love 📍⛩️ ปราสาท Kellie's 26) Penang (Malaysia) - เคยเป็นเมืองท่าที่สำคัญ จุดเด่น คือ อาหาร ศิลปะ วัฒนธรรมที่หลากหลายแต่ผสมผสานกันได้อย่างลงตัว 📍🍜 Kimberley Street Food Night Market 📍🍛 Penang Street Art 📍🚪 Fort Cornwallis 📍🧝 Little India 📍🛕 วัดไชยมังคลารามและวัดพม่า 📍🚃 Penang Hills 📍🪁 Tropical Public Beach ทะเลสวย สงบ #เที่ยวคนเดียว #คนเดียวก็เที่ยวได้ #เที่ยวมาเลเซีย #ปีนัง #อิโปห์

4-day Malaysia tour, explore Kuala Lumpur and its surroundings! This super practical guide will help you explore the charm of Malaysia with ease. Save it now! -- Malaysia is a country with a long history and picturesque scenery🌴. From the bustling cityscape of Kuala Lumpur to the tranquil islands of Semporna, there are beautiful sights everywhere🌊. With its unique customs and diverse culture, Malaysia is a travel destination worth visiting! -- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Penang, private transfer Arrive in Penang from anywhere in the world and enjoy a 24-hour private transfer service in Chinese to start your journey in Malaysia! Day 2: Penang Hill > George Town Street Art > Love Lane > Clan Jetties > Kek Lok Si Temple > Batu Ferringhi Beach Visit Penang Hill to enjoy a panoramic view of Penang, stroll along George Town Street Art to feel the artistic atmosphere, explore the romantic stories of Love Lane, visit Clan Jetties to experience the history of Penang, worship at Kek Lok Si Temple, and finally relax in the sun on Batu Ferringhi Beach. Day 3: Old Town White Coffee > Mural Art's Lane > Kellie's Castle > Concubine Lane Taste authentic Old Town White Coffee, admire the mural art in Mural Art's Lane, explore the historic Kellie's Castle, and stroll along Concubine Lane to feel the unique charm of Penang. Day 4: Leave Penang, private transfer End your wonderful trip to Penang and take a 24-hour private transfer in Chinese to the airport to prepare for your return to anywhere in the world. -- Some tips: 🌦️ January climate: Malaysia has less rain and a pleasant temperature in January, making it a good time to travel. Remember to bring an umbrella just in case! 🎁 Specialty prices: Dried durian and coconut candy are delicious! They are reasonably priced and make great souvenirs. Don't forget to visit the supermarket for more surprises! 📝 Visa information: Malaysia is visa-free for tourists from the Chinese mainland, so you can go whenever you want! Just prepare your passport and air ticket! 👗 Dress code: Malaysia has a tropical rainforest climate, so it is recommended to wear light and breathable clothing. Sun protection is also important! 🚗 Transportation: Kuala Lumpur has a well-developed transportation system, making it easy to get around. You can rent a car or join a tour group to visit remote areas for more freedom! -- 🎉That's all for the Malaysia travel guide. I hope you can find your own happiness in this tropical paradise!🌴

A two-hour train ride from Kuala Lumpur will take you to the small Southeast Asian city of Ipoh. This is the hometown of Michelle Yeoh, Eric Moo and Kwong Leung. Ang Lee filmed Lust, Caution here to show the look of old Hong Kong. Ipoh is quiet and sparsely populated. Locals drink coffee in old shops and walk through the streets lined with mottled houses, as if traveling through time in an old dream. ⭐About Ipoh The capital of Perak state and the fourth largest city in Malaysia, Ipoh is named after the poisonous tree that grows there. It was once rich in tin mines and was known as the Tin City. 🚗Transportation: 200 kilometers from Kuala Lumpur 🚅The train takes 2.5 hours and costs about RM100 round trip. You can only pay with VISA or MasterCard. There are self-service ticket machines on the platform. 🚌The bus takes 3-4 hours. There are many buses and the price is cheap. The disadvantage is that it is slow. 🗺️Route arrangement: Ipoh's main attractions are concentrated near the train station, which is very suitable for city strolls. The slightly farther Perak Cave is about 6 kilometers away. It is recommended to take a taxi to the station. ✅Ipoh Railway Station The century-old building is a perfect fusion of Victorian and Moorish styles and was the filming location for the movie "The King and I". ✅Thunder Cave Ipoh is surrounded by mountains. In addition to Perak Cave, there are also Jile Cave, Sam Po Kong Cave and Nan Tien Cave that can be visited. The limestone caves contain stalactites and stalagmites, dozens of Buddha statues, and hundreds of large murals. ✅See the murals in Concubine Lane As the name suggests, the street was bought by Malaysian mining tycoon Yao Desheng as a gift to his mistress. There are also Big Breasts Lane and Three Breasts Lane, with the main theme of fairness. The walls of the alley are painted with ancient murals, and souvenirs and snacks are sold here, making it feel like traveling through time and experiencing the vicissitudes of history. ✅Ho Yan Ho Museum The museum is very small and can only accommodate 20 people at a time. It is recommended to make an appointment and register first, and then wander around until the time comes. Herenke is a time-honored local brand of herbal tea. You can visit it to learn about its history and taste the herbal tea. 🍞Ipoh Old Street Food Recommendations 🍝Nanxiang White Coffee In this tea restaurant that looks like a food stall, you can eat delicious specialties such as bean sprout chicken, rice noodle rolls, chicken rice noodles, curry powder, etc. for only RM10 per person. ☕Old Town White Coffee A specialty of Malaysia, the shop is stylish and retro. It's very comfortable to order a cup of special iced coffee and toast and enjoy the air conditioning. 🍧Dingfeng Teochew Bean Curd Ipoh's sweet bean curd is very famous. This shop's iced soy milk, The signature tofu pudding filled with coconut sugar, taro balls and black glutinous rice is so delicious.

Old Town White Coffee Ipoh Padang, a century-old traditional brand in Ipoh, Malaysia, I can only say that it is really great! 🌟Highlights: Old Town White Coffee originated from Old Town, Ipoh, and is named after the birthplace of the first generation of traditional white coffee. It selects the finest Arabica, Robusta and Liberica coffee beans and roasts them at high temperature by accurately controlling the two major factors of optimal temperature and time, removing the sour, burnt and bitter taste of the coffee, while retaining the original flavor. ☕️Catering recommendations: Old Town White Coffee has a variety of flavors to choose from, each of which will keep you coming back for more. We ordered classic white coffee and Yuanyang, a huge cup that was sweet and smooth, really delicious! Classic white coffee is sweet but not greasy, with a rich coffee aroma at the end. Compared with traditional black coffee, it is softer and smoother. Its sweetness and bitterness are just right in balance. We also ordered French butter western toast and Ipoh's specialty Kaya butter toast, which were also great. Miguo's dad said they were at least twice as delicious as the ones he had in Hong Kong. When you are tired from walking, come here for a relaxing afternoon tea. It is perfect! 🕙Business hours: 9:00-11:00 💰Per capita consumption: 28 yuan

#October travel support event Malaysia Old Town!! The main branch is in Ipoh, Malaysia! Old Town coffee is not as sweet as Vietnamese coffee, but it is a little sweet, and if you go to Ipoh, I recommend you visit it at least once!

Ipoh Masjid Negara#couplestrip lso known as t#familytravel he National Mosque of Perak, is a prominent mosque located in the city of Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. It was built in 1967 and has a unique design that combines both modern and traditional Islamic architectural elements. The mosque features a large prayer hall that can accommodate up to 1,500 worshippers, as well as a spacious courtyard and a minaret that stands at 125 feet tall. The roof of the prayer hall is adorned with a large central dome and several smaller domes, and the interior is decorated with intricate Islamic calligraphy and geometric designs. One of the unique features of the mosque is its reflecting pool, which is located in front of the main entrance and creates a beautiful visual effect when the sun shines on it. Visitors are welcome to explore the mosque and its surroundings, but are required to dress modestly and remove their shoes before entering the prayer hall. Overall, Ipoh Masjid Negara is a beautiful and significant landmark in the city of Ipoh, and an important place of worship for the local Muslim community ##travelsg

Very fast service. Reasonable price n delicious too

Ipoh old city is nice place for foodie. many coffee shop offer various local food with Malaysian style condensed milk coffee. Especially Hakka noodle, Yong tafu, Curry noodle. Not only Chinese food, there are also Indian and Malay food outlet. india-moslim style Nasi kandar is really good. Ipoh is not big city and not so famous for travelers, but might be better than Penang and Singapore?! #ipoh #malaysia #foodie #oldtown

[Must-visit Check-in Spots in Ipoh, Malaysia][1]The filming location of the movie "The King and I", the old train station known as the "Taj Mahal of Ipoh". Located across from the Old Town Market in the center of Ipoh, it was designed by British architect Arthur Benison Hubback and built between 1914-1917. A typical combination of Moorish and Victorian styles, it looks like a museum on the outside and is one of the few century-old train stations still in use in the world. Inside, it is not very big, and you can see the train outside the ticket gate at a glance. The lawn square in front of the station is a great spot for taking photos and checking in. Across the street are many government agencies, all of which are historic old buildings full of character. [2]For breakfast, you can go to "Eight and a Half Hong Kong-style Dim Sum Tea House" located in Damao District. Just look at the long line of people waiting outside, and you'll know that this dim sum restaurant is both delicious and affordable. [3]Try the local delicacies in Ipoh, such as "Lao Huang Jia Ya Cai Ji" in Old Street. The photo shows the whole chicken I packed to go because I was in a hurry, so there are no bean sprouts and it doesn't look like the standard dish. When I got to this restaurant, there was a long queue and they told me that they don't allow takeout, only dine-in. I explained that I came all the way from China just to try their chicken, and they finally agreed to pack the whole chicken for me. It costs 76 Malaysian Ringgit (equals to 120 RMB) per chicken. [4]You can buy "Ipoh white coffee" as a gift. While the whole world is drinking black coffee, Ipoh is famous for its unique white coffee. Famous brands include "Old Town" and "Train Head". I bought a pack of "Ipoh Train Head White Coffee" for 18.9 Malaysian Ringgit (=31 Chinese Yuan) at Old Town. (To be continued)

pleasantly surprised by this Ipoh heritage trip and monument. take a trip down the heritage trail and be amazed by the wonderful landmarks!

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One of the most beautiful railroad in Malaysia built during the British colonization 🚂 #ipoh #ipohrailway

after check out, we rush here. definitely a good pizza but so hard untuk cari parking. waste around 1hr pusing area situ untuk cari parking. pada sedap terus jadi rasa tak worth 😭 we ordered 2 flavour, ultimate kampung & crazy meat. nice crust and flavour. recommended to just tapau and eat dalam kereta or jangan pergi waktu peak hours kalau nak dine in!