Kim Kee Fish Ball Restaurant Yong Peng Restaurant in Yong Peng

Name: Kim Kee Fish Ball Restaurant Yong Peng
Address: 33, Jalan Bayan, Taman Sembrong, 83700 Yong Peng, Johor, Malaysia, Main Street, Yong Peng, Malaysia
Telephone: 60103039233
Rating: 3.7

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Kim Kee Fish Ball Restaurant Yong Peng

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#76 From 159 in Yong Peng

7.4

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7.4/10

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7.4/10

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7.4/10

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7.4/10

Service

7.4/10

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33, Jalan Bayan, Taman Sembrong, 83700 Yong Peng, Johor, Malaysia, Main Street, Yong Peng, Malaysia

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Gastronaut F

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A month ago

Had a good experience at this fish ball noodle shop near Yong Peng's main street. Convenient location, open till late. Tried the dried curry mee bok—perfectly balanced, not too heavy. Above-average food quality and a diverse selection of noodle flavors. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person RM 1–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4

Liam

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3 months ago

It's been years since I last patronise this eatery. The gas stove used to be at the main entrance. Now it had been shifted to the back portion. Fish ball is still as authentic as it is. You can buy 1kg of fishball for the price of RM 34. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person RM 1–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes Yong Tau Fu

Jason

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A year ago

We came to try this local shop after our regular Yong Peng fishball shop was closed unexpectedly. The noodles I ordered was mee pok. The fish ball had a strong fishy taste & smell which I didn’t like. The fish cake was too soft. This seems to be a rather local shop as we didn’t see much outsiders patronizing it while we were there. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch

C S Chua

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A year ago

The dried noodles are very tasty. One of the best konlo noodles I ever ate. Fish balls are good too but skip the tau pok in future. At RM6 price is fair as it is just a simple shop for local people to eat. Service Dine in

Julian Chow

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3 years ago

I think it’s pretty normal, I saw most people eating the noodles, but we just had the fish balls, fuchuk, tofu and the soup. It’s not bad at all, just nothing really to shout about. Price was good, for all that we ordered including two drinks were only RM15. And yes there is a shop beside it called Sexy.

Steven Ng

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A year ago

A very authentic fishball shop, which serve great food. The Lau soo fun is nice with paired fishball and the sambal. The soup based is very great taste broth. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person RM 1–20

L L

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9 months ago

Simple noodles with in-house homemade yong tau foo. It’s great value. But the fish balls wasn’t what I expected. Food: 3 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3

Peter Tang

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A year ago

Food is ok but the worker doesn’t seemed to care about anything. Neither can I say it’s good for quick bite because although there’s not many customers, it took them quite a bit to serve my food. Service Dine in Meal type Breakfast Price per person RM 1–20

Samuel Tan

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11 months ago

👍🏻 1) very well mixed dry noodle gravy 2) gravy makes the noodles really appetizing 3) fast and straight forward services

Jade Neo

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5 years ago

Queue: Nope Average spending per pax: RM 6 (with drinks) Portion: Generous Must try: Dry Noodle / Curry Noodle Washroom: Clean Remarks: Sambal chilli is very nice, dry noodle slightly blend, curry noodle taste more like laksa noodle, home made drinks normal

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