IT Roo Cafe

It's a coffee shop similar to morning tea. The black coffee is very good. The chicken chop in the set meal is very good, but it's fried very dry. The poached egg is good, but the steak is a bit tough.

It has been two years since I came here to eat the signature fried chicken chop and kaya toast, which is known as the "best in the city". The western restaurant has been open for many years, and the western food they sell is classic dishes, with large portions and reasonable prices. I asked my Malaysian friend to bring me here today. The small restaurant was full of diners before noon. There are tables outside the restaurant, but the weather was too hot, so I chose to wait for a seat indoors. Four people each ordered a western meal, plus a plate of signature fried noodles and a kaya toast. The signature fried chicken chop is still crispy and tender, and the signature fried noodles are sour and spicy and appetizing. I haven't eaten the kaya toast here for a long time. I took a bite and then remembered to take a photo. The drinks I missed are hot Horlicks and iced Root beer float

One of the local tea restaurants that you must check in, it has won awards, and fried chicken seems to be its specialty, and it is also an award-winning dish, so it is safest to eat fried chicken, the taste is indeed good, and the Malaysian black coffee is also good.

#mytripvlog This shop's - IT Roo Café - slogan is the best chicken chop in town. Indeed, the chicken chop is quite nice. Crispy on the outside with tender meat inside served with mushroom sauce (they have it in pepper sauce, too). We also ordered the original seafood fried rice, which has the "wok hey" taste. Simply loved this meal. Drop by to see if you agree with their slogan. I would say yes! Music: I'm Sitting Here Wondering Musician: Philip E Morris