Kedai Kopi Cheong Foh Cafe 昌和茶餐室

One of the best kopitiams within downtown Klang town. Most vendors are good. Coffee, tea, soft boil eggs, toasts are one of the best in Klang. Generally very well kept and clean. Locals will know, visitors give it a try. Pro tip: try waiting for a seat next to the alley. It's cooler and has better kopitiam feels.

- David Yong -

If you're on a hunt for an authentic old-school kopitiam experience in Klang here is this place ! This place is a hidden gem that truly transports you back in time. Many senior citizen lepak this kopitiam which you feel the environment is cool ! The food is the real star here and hard to find that "kampung" taste these days but they've nailed it

- Nicholas Sim -

(11 Oct 2025). This was a no-frills traditional kopitiam in Klang town. We ordered: 1) Kopj. Thick and aromatic. The bitterness was just right. 2) Toasted bread. Crispy though a bit too thin. Too little to savour much. 3) A plastic cup of kaya to take home. Believed to be homemade. Didn’t see any preservatives in the label. 4) Coffee powder (RM33 for 1kg packet) to take home.

- William Wong -

Food is good. Might be crowded and difficult to find tables. Need to be kiasu to secure one. Can never go wrong with their toast bread and half boiled eggs. Their yong tau fu is one of the cheapest in town. Fried kuey teow is quite good too.

- Mark Law -

The Best Hainanese coffee and tea , toasted bread with Kaya and butter with boiled eggs in Klang . There are so many traditional Kopitiam shops in Klang . None of them can compare with this outlet . There is a continuous flow of customers from the time , they open this shop until they close at 5 pm . It is ironically closed on Sundays when many people are free to go there to have their coffee or tea and breakfast. The shop comprises two ground shop lots . At the other lot , there are more than 8 pushcart stalls selling various types of Chinese food . The fried Kueh Teow stall is one of the oldest here . It’s the late father’s recipe to now daughter’s doing the cooking . Every time , I go there , I would definitely order a plate of Kueh Teow from her . It is very tasty and yummy. I would ask her not to fry so dry . This dish is highly recommended. There is a middle aged China woman selling those fried Chinese dumplings at the first stall when you enter . They are also really yummy and delicious. Try them as they are not bland and taste flat as in other ‘China outlets’. The service like in all Chinese coffee shops is prompt and efficiently managed with the least waiting time for the diners . I would highly recommend you to go there to try their Hainanese coffee , bread and eggs and the food in some popular stalls .

- Ben Reynauld -

Ordered less sugar but the coffee is still too sweet.

- M -

Crowded kopitiam with most of the local people. Nice toast pair with fragrant coffee, but toast is very small piece. Kampung egg big and fresh. Duck egg Char Kuey Teow enough wok hei, that’s the reason good business compare to other stalls.

- 小葡萄 -

Coffee is still one of the best in Klang but sadly that's about it the rest toast and eggs and Pao are just mediocre.

- Victor Toh -