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Contribute Feedback What John Hairizan likes about Warong Baba Low Tranquerah:
Delicious and satisfying breakfast in Baba Low. Nyonya Curry is a must try! Nasi lemak Bias was served with shoveled bangkung somewhat rarely seen in KL. Sweet glutinous rice with gula melaka coconut was only available at rm2.50 per pack. Overall for 5pax was around rm40, but will have to wait for food during peak hours as they are short staff. View all feedback.
What Jane Liang doesn't like about Warong Baba Low Tranquerah:
Came here years ago and it was much nicer back then. Laksa broth is not rich enough (taste bland), mee siam taste like regular meehoon, nasi lemak was so so only, pai tee was also much nicer back then. Overall, standard has dropped as compared to last time. View all feedback.
Must wait a while before can order (muffy quantity), but the food is all worth it. PaiTee, Chendol and MeeSiam ApamBalik are highly recommended @tianchad
Excellent traditional baba nonya foods. Among the best nasi lemak (RM6.00/plate and nonya laksa (RM7.50/bowl). Good ambience with trees canopy, which is exceptional. Kopi (RM1.50/cup) is also good.
The food used to be top-notch. Now it's a bit liked. Then again... I come here for the memories of the food. Since I've been here. Just like makan terus. How much can make a different point.
Delicious and satisfying breakfast in Baba Low. Nyonya Curry is a must try! Nasi lemak Bias was served with shoveled bangkung somewhat rarely seen in KL. Sweet glutinous rice with gula melaka coconut was only available at rm2.50 per pack. Overall for 5pax was around rm40, but will have to wait for food during peak hours as they are short staff.
Personally, I find that many people, including the KL ones do not fully understand the mechanics culture of how the local food is operated, and how the outsiders made many places famous, like this one. Many people nowadays just make judgement based on the mass-opinion theory that makes a place so-called 'famous '. You know, when 100 people (without knowledge on what good food taste like) say the place is good, then it suddenly becomes good. Or if it is being shared on social media over and over. Baba Low has been around, serving the local scene for a long time, and offers decent hawker-priced deals. I 've been eating here for more than 20 years, and seen this place grow from a humble shack to what it is today. Don 't expect the best of everything here as its just different and more like a Baba coffee shop under the tree. I still enjoy coming here before the rush hours to get my fix of a wetter version of Mee Siam, and Laksa. This place doesn 't need so-called food aficionados to rip it apart. I know people are entitled to opinions, but again, the Internet somehow created a new breed of critics, which is sadly ruining the fun out of everything nowadays. So, it would be best to remain grateful and thankful that places like Baba Low still exists.
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