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Welcome To 33 Food Station, Klang
33 Food Station, Klang is a vibrant culinary hub located in Klang, Malaysia. This casual dining spot offers an impressive variety of dishes, from traditional Chinese favorites like char kuey teow and curry mee to Indian delights such as naan. Patrons can enjoy a diverse menu featuring both local and regional flavors, catering to all palates. Customers appreciate the balance of taste and affordability, with standout dishes like claypot chicken and Saigon roast pork rice receiving acclaim. With its welcoming atmosphere and rich flavors, 33 Food Station is a must-visit destination for food lovers seeking variety under one roof.
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33 Food Station, Klang
Welcome to 33 Food Station, Klang, a vibrant culinary destination tucked away at 96, Jalan Dato Dollah, Kawasan 6, Klang, Selangor. This eatery is a haven for food lovers, showcasing a delightful variety of affordable and mouthwatering dishes that are sure to excite your palate. With a phone number of +60 19-331 3543, it's a place worth calling ahead to plan your visit.
As the reviews from satisfied customers indicate, 33 Food Station stands out for its impressive selection and quality. It’s a good place to come makan
, mentions CK Chai, who praises the char kuey teow with duck egg—a must-try that strikes a delicious balance, even if it leans slightly oily. The curry mee, described as “old skool,” offers a light yet flavorful experience, steering clear of overpowering coconut richness.
Another repeat visitor, Sean Tan, appreciates the affordability and quality of the food. His favorites include Saigon roast pork rice and naan, reinforcing the notion that 33 Food Station is perfect for casual dining. The environment adds to the charm, allowing you to unwind while enjoying your meal.
The variety continues with hearty offerings like Claypot chicken and a flavorful wantan mee that boasts a delightful sweetness. Aehs Lee highlights the consistently good experience he's had over multiple visits, echoing the sentiment that this local gem is ideal for those craving a wide range of dishes.
For those with a penchant for Chinese fare, Prem Kumar notes that this spot is a haven for diverse options: from bah kut teh and mee kicap to nasi goreng and seafood. Whether you're dropping by for a quick meal or a leisurely dining experience, the mixed rice offerings during lunch promise to satisfy your cravings.
Lastly, Eddie Lim claims it’s his go-to for chapfan, declaring the curry noodles and fried kuey teow among the recommended picks. He also appreciates that the drinks are less sweet, providing a refreshing complement to the rich flavors of the dishes.
In a nutshell, 33 Food Station, Klang is not just about food; it’s about community, flavor exploration, and fulfilling your cravings without breaking the bank. So, gather your friends and family, and prepare for a culinary adventure at this delightful food station.
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“ Good place to come makan as there are a lot of varieties to choose from and the food here is surprisingly good. Enjoyed the char kuey teow with duck egg, slightly oily but very enjoyable. Curry Mee is old skool and not too over powering or thick with coconut. Light and moldy flavourful. Sate is okay okay only. Too sweet to my liking and when u order make sure u tell them to make sure it's totally cooked. Mine was slightly under cooked towards the end of the stick. The wantan Mee is also good, springy and slightly more to the sweet side. Ordered fried shark meat from the pulau ketam fried fish. Yummy, The wok stir fry towards the end is also good and budget too. Place is with air con so it's comfortable. The kopi and teh is superb. Definitely coming again to makan. ”
“ 33 is my usual place to go to eat. I usually come here to eat, as the food is delicious and quite cheap. The tea there is nice and the environment is fine. It has many delicious foods like Saigon roast pork rice, and naan. It's definitely a more casual place to go eat ”
“ Went to this place many times Local place to come dine as there are a lot of varieties to choose from and the food here is surprisingly good. Enjoyed the Claypot chicken with satay, slightly oily but very enjoyable. Curry Mee is old school and not too over powering or thick with coconut. Light and moldy flavourful. The wantan Mee is also good, springy and slightly more to the sweet side. The wok stir fry towards the end is also good and budget too. Definitely coming again to makan. ”
“ If you want to east variety of chinese foods (from noodles to rice) under one roof, this is the place to go. Bah kut teh, mee kicap, nasi goreng, claypot rice, seea food, sate, soups, indian food(satti soru-lateet edition) and punjabi dish(capati and naan- homemade and one of the best in klang) is available. They oso have mixed rice in the noon. There is a shop selling chinese kuih-made headlines in the news some time ago. Overall a nice place to have lunch, and dinner. The place is clean and well maintained after all this years. The only downside is parking as there are not many. You might need to park by the road are park further at residential area and walk in. Tastewise most food are not that amazing, just your regular chinese food. But i highly recommend the punjabi naan, soft and fluffy. And goes well with their special pudina chutney.. 1/6/2024: dropped by for lunch. The cleanliness seems to be ignored. Many wet patches on the floor which was not mopped throughout the one hour i was there and almost caused me to slip and fall down. But food taste is still excellent. Always go there for their hokkien mee and fried rice. Both are my favourite.Hor fun was terrible though. The sauce is too watery and doesnt reflect the original taste. ”
“ lot of choices but taste is just OK. my place for quick chapfan. other recommended food is curry noodles and fried kuey teow. but one difference from other is the drink taste good despite less sweet. ”