Bangi Kopitiam. My own review

Eventhough I've been passing this restaurant, eating place or kopitiam to be precise, I've never been dining in this one big corner lot kopitiam with huge board displaying the name of Bangi Kopitiam. From outside, the kopitiam portrays a same standard as Old Town Kopitiam.

So this one morning after I fetched my sis in law and her husband, I decided to treat them a breakfast here. But it was a late breakfast due to the flight and the distance. We were feeling really hungry but because along the way we couldn't find any warung to crash, so we ended up here.

When we opened up the menu book. Darn!!! The prices really are expensive and on par with Old Town. But like most of us would feel, "oh, classy kopitiam, lets just dine here and have a nice taste worth the price", so we stick to the idea of dining there apart of the price.

My SIL and her husband ordered just one hot milo costs RM3.80 if I'm not mistaken, Cembam ordered Nasi Lemak costs Rm7-RM9 I forgot the exact price and I ordered a set of toasted bread. I tasted Old Town's toast previously so I ordered the same thing coz well, it's a bit cheaper. My SIL and her hubby ordered a meal each but I forgot what did they order.

We had to wait so long, around 20 minutes and there's no 'more than 15 minutes - free coffee' rule like Old Town =[. And when the hot milo arrived. It was in a small cup like above. Classy u know ==.

My toast arrived the last. I kept on waiting while the rest were having their meal. And when I finally got my toasted bread like the one above, it's cold. The butter was not melting nicely like the one I had in Old Town. It's so like my 10-year old sister's self made toast. Seriously!! And I am not over exaggerating here.

Cembam's over-priced Nasi Lemak looks like that. An ordinary one and not the one with chicken or what so ever. The taste? Emm..the same as the one we could buy at RM2 just 150 meters near the corner. And again, I'm not over exaggerating.

It's not fair for me to rate down the kopitiam but this is my own experience. It's always full of people and maybe I was just out of luck y'know. But surely I won't be dining there again. Old Town is way better if I were to judge by just this one time experience but I try not to dine in Old Town too.

We are getting more and more used to expensive dining places and from my point of view, this will lead to inflation when more and more people say "oh, Nasi lemak RM11? Ok la..standard as long as it's nice". Would you agree?