OldTown White Coffee Ipoh Padang

Ipoh Old Town is located on the west bank of the Kinta River in the old city. It was a mining town in the early days. From the early 19th century, more and more British tin mining companies set up their subsidiaries here. Since then, Ipoh has become more and more popular. more important. Many influential institutions such as Standard Chartered Bank, India, Australia and China Ltd have also opened offices in Ipoh. Due to the development of the tin mining industry, Ipoh became one of the major cities in Malaysia. Here, you can see many old-fashioned buildings with afterimages, taste authentic white coffee, and visit famous attractions such as the railway station and the city hall. The murals with local characteristics created by Lithuanian painter Ernest Zacharevic are a highlight of the old town, full of creativity. Ipoh Railway Station has a history of nearly 100 years, and the buildings mixed with Moorish and Victorian styles are noble. There are also ancient Chinese-style houses brought by the early Chinese across the ocean, standing silently, and every brick and every tile tells the old story of the old town. When you come to Ipoh, you have to try white coffee. Ipoh's white coffee is rich and fragrant, and its pure taste is favored by many people. Ipoh Old Town can be said to be the birthplace of Ipoh white coffee. At the end of Jalan Bandar Timah, Nan Xiang on the left and Xin Yuan Long on the right, these two long-known white coffee shops are very popular. In addition to the famous white coffee, there are also many tea room delicacies here. The chicken shredded rice noodles at Lehuiju Teahouse, and the pork satay and stewed eggs at Tianjin Teahouse are all the reasons why diners flock there.