Pitt Street Koay Teow soup
Restaurant
Aggregated Reviews
4.3
1.1k reviews
Review Summary
Pitt Street Koay Teow Soup is highly praised for its signature noodle soup, with nearly all reviewers (approx. 95%) highlighting its rich, flavorful broth. The unique eel balls, handmade fish balls, and tender minced pork are consistently noted as fresh, delicious, and high-quality.
While about 60% commend the efficient food ordering and seating, nearly 20% report slow or unresponsive drink service, particularly for tourists.
Diners should expect queues, as over half (approx. 55%) mention significant wait times during peak morning hours and weekends, though the queue often moves quickly. The ambiance offers a rustic Malaysian coffee shop style.
Beyond the soup, the in-house made coconut and egg tarts are frequently recommended as "incredibly delicious." The "super rich" coffee is also a popular choice among 30% of reviewers.
*This Review is an AI summary based on overall user ratings.
4.3
Food
Flavorful, deep broth; silky noodles; excellent handmade fishballs, minced pork. Rich coffee and coconut tarts. Dry version less popular.
Service
Friendly, efficient food service. Drink orders often slow, messy, or dismissive to tourists. Lady boss attentive, some staff rude.
Value for Money
Reasonable prices, RM7 for small portion. Worth the wait for many, but some find drinks not worth the cost.
Vibe
Rustic, clean Malaysian coffee shop. Lively, loud, and bustling with fast-moving queues; can be hot. Not for quiet ambiance.