CHEW JETTY CAFE

Damn good duck egg char koay teow - the rice noodles were thin and silky smooth. So much wok hei in the noodles. Wanton mee was okay, a tad sweet for my liking :)

Authentic place for local food even if there are many tourists. The curry Mee and wan than Mee were both nice.

This coffeeshop produces one of the most authentic wan tan noodles I've been searching for. Service is fast (though server serves my order to someone else, but quickly made it up after I checked). Fried kway teow is delicious too and comes with prawns for the reasonable price! A must try I'll say. Coffee/ tea is nice, but not the best.

Nice 3 types wantan noddles in single plate wantan noddles u can taste 3 types of noddles. But waiting time little bit longer and many ppl and visitors to chew jetty will come here enjoy food. Very traditional cafe at road side close by chew jetty. Limited parking ???? can park surrounding street parking lots walk over. Dun parking road side and block the traffic

Situated right in the heart of Georgetown World Heritage Chew Jetty, there's limited spaces in the Kopitiam, trying to come around late morning would give you more place to seat and choose. I say on a sewing machine transformed table, where there's a sewing machine mechanism below the table for paddling purposes. There's also some samples of Japanese money during WW2 too. Just that felt the service wasn't that good where you're required to go to the next table for scanning the QR code for payment instead being handed by the waiter. Overall a good environment

I tried the Char Koay Teow here, fried using charcoal fire, and it was delicious. It came with three prawns and cockles. The Curry Mee impressed with its three versions: red, white with preserved gingers, and green. However, the drinks were too diluted for my taste.