10 years ago i already found this Restoran Hoi Yin famous curry mee at Kuantan at blog. It is still here 2017 at Teluk Cempedak. 2pm late brunch it is still open too bad no more curry chicken but still nice because the curry soup really tasty.

Very special got boiled egg one. I also forgotten. I think it is halal. Even owner is chinese, got many other races eat like Malay abd Indian.

咖喱面@ 海燕茶室咖喱面食/ Restoran Hoi Yin。 去到关丹，就一定要试一试海燕茶餐室的咖喱面啦！许多电视饮食节目、媒体报章等都曾经为他们家的美食慕名而来噢！靠近关丹海边（Telok Cempedak)的海燕茶室最出名的就是咖喱面，浓郁的汤底里里加了满满的椰浆，再配上Q弹的面条，美好的早晨就此打响啦！如果要来这里享用美味的早餐，小编建议各位可以早一点起床来“霸位”哦，虽说海燕茶室开到下午2点半，不过如果当天客人太多的话，他们家的咖喱可是会提早卖光的呢！所以说，“早起的鸟儿有虫吃，早起的人儿才会有咖喱面吃哦~！

Skip the McDonalds and Starbucks in Teluk Chempedak and make your way to Restoran Hoi Yin by the hillside to sample one of the best curry mee in town. The aromatic curry is packed with all the goodness a bowl of noodles has to offer, from fresh cockles to generous amounts of tofu.

This mom-and-pop shop has been a mainstay for decades so expect heavy crowd on weekends. Address: Restoran Hoi Yin, No 31 Jalan Teluk Chempedak, 25050 Kuantan, Pahang.

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This is one of the most popular places in Kuantan to have curry noodles— my childhood friends and I used to come here a lot back then. It's at an ideal location too; right next to Kuantan's main beach, Teluk Chempedak. The place gets packed during breakfast time, so go early or you may be disappointed– it runs out by 10-11am. The curry broth here is mildly spicy and creamy, but if you want that extra punch, add in some additional chili sambal sauce.

Location: No. 31, Jalan Teluk Cempedak, Kuantan. Operatings Hours: 7am-2pm. Closed on Monday

I've heard a great deal about the (halal) curry laksa at Hoi Yin and the shop gets packed by 10am. It's best to go early as they run out of curry mee fast.

The noodles are available in 3 sizes; Jambo, Besar and Kecil.Each bowl comes with steamed chicken, cockles, bean sprouts and tofu puffs. Hoi Yin Curry Laksa No. 31, Jalan Teluk Cempedak 25050 Kuantan Tel: 09-567 3871 Open on weekends and public holidays, closed on alternate Mondays

Ana Petai Ikan Bakar Kuantan grill fish cheap, fresh and real grill. Strong grill smell together with the leave smell. This call real grill fish.

Taste like smoked until it cook. Very confuse, just eat like that, it already very tasty but the 2 sauces also very nice. A bit sour help to increase appetite. Not so spicy, i guess suitable for kids.

Cockle stalls in Jalan Bunga Raya (longkang siham) Strange, but all they have in order to cook this tasty food are two pots of boiling water, a few strainers and a chopping board. While waiting for your food, you can try one of the different sauces or eat seashells.

It's a little bit exotic way to eat for tourists and a great way to have quick and delicious lunch in Malacca. Among seashells there is a star dish like Cuttlefish with Kangkung (can be ordered either with boiled or grilled cuttlefish) and, of course, the fat and bloody cockles It's actually cheap to eat like this and you can enjoy a lot of different seafood there. Each plate of cockles/lala/snail costs flat RM1.50.

Once you make the rice balls with your hands (plastic gloves provided), you can eat it just like that or you can barbecue it a while to get the outside crunchy.