Straits Food Company

Fina Fauziah

SFC is definitely fulfilled your craving for Peranakan & Malaccan foods. A typical malaysian kedai serving street foods with some elevations. I love the concept and the decor of SFC, so homey and the good thing is theyre taking it seriously when it comes to food. Their price is so affordable and worht it compare to its portion and taste. I ordered their nyonya laksa and it tastes so good, the pai tee also another kick that will satisfy your palate, and the star was the ice chendol but if only they can be more generous with the topping. Overall it was a good visit at SFC. for more food journey, visit : theliviosta.blogspot.com

Andrea Amaradiva

Loving every single bite! Nyonya's food are the best given that they're done the right way. Ordered the 'Nyonya Laksa' which tasted divine and same goes to their 'cendol'. It is absolutely a work of art of which the dishes were well crafted by the way it being presented and how it makes you immersed in your own world. Definitely a must go-to place whenever I have that extra penny to be spend.

Steven Pramasurya

I liked the fact that it is such a cozy cafe to hang around and shmooze with a loved one combined with its strategic location which was tucked right behind the main street facing KL Sentral.Plus, the fact that it has a good menu comprising of many Malaysian favourites meant that it is poised to be a haunt for many Bangsar dwellers. The downside however, is the hygiene of the place, as I saw some rats running and hiding behind the zinc panels near the sink. Now being a huge musophobia, I understand that due to this little-unchecked mistake, I will never return to this cafe ever again.

Kaan Cansever

My brother took me there and being a nyonya melaka I am always looking for that authentic nyonya food as my mum been cooking for us. Finally after all these years. Good food, good price..just the right portion. Love the cendol,, the pie tee and the mee soon siam..memang sedap gila. But the washroom.. spoils it. Can be better than that.

Susie Yunita

Okay the cendol is to die for. To me its one of thr best ones. I did try the popiah peranakan, wasnt really my cup of tea. Apart from that. Cendol is great on a hot sunny day. :)