Friday 23 January 2015

Gopeng Kopisan Rice Noodle (Lai Fun) At Restoran GP Kopisan, Off Jalan Tokong, Ipoh

Whenever we want to eat Gopeng or Kopisan rice noodles, we have to drive all the way to Gopeng. Now there is no need to do so because Gopeng rice noodle outlets are all over Ipoh town. They have opened outlets in many places.

I remembered that first time I ate this rice noodle, I didn't like it at all because I do not like plain soup noodle. I only like the stuffed goodies (liew). But somehow by now I have acquired a liking for the plain rice noodle, probably because I have married a Gopeng guy. Even my two sons too like this rice noodle and goodies.

Last month our friend YTM and his family drove from Subang Jaya to Ipoh for a one day trip. As usual, he wanted to stop at Kopisan, Gopeng for his favourite rice noodle for breakfast before continuing on to Ipoh. He never fails to eat his favourite rice noodle whenever he is back at his hometown, Kopisan. I was told that Kopisan (coffee hill in Cantonese) is a village formerly known for its coffee cultivation.

This time, for once he is willing to give one of these noodles outlets in Ipoh a try. So instead of stopping at Gopeng for his breakfast, he drove straight to Ipoh. We met up at Restoran GP Kopisan, Off Jalan Tokong, Ipoh for our breakfast. My hubby and I have not been to this place, so it was a first time for us too.
When we reached the place, most of the tables were occupied. We did managed to get a table along the five foot way outside the shop.
These are special fried tofu with no stuffing. Not every time you can get these.

Stuffed bitter gourd, green chili, eggplant or brinjal, bean curd ball, etc.

Special crunchy and crispy goodies.

These are the special GP Kopisan rice noodles with crunchy bean sprout, sprinkled with toasted sesame seeds and diced spring onion.
These are spicy sauce to go with the noodles and goodies.

Customers are free to choose and pick whatever goodies they want.

So, after we have eaten our breakfast, we all wanted to hear what our friend YTM had to say about the rice noodle served in Ipoh. Well, he said that the original Kopisan noodle in his hometown is still the best. Could it be due to the familiar surrounding ambience of the Kopisan Village that he is missing?
Restoran GP Kopisan Sdn. Bhd., Jalan Centrepoint 2, Off Jalan Tokong, Ipoh.

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18 comments:

  1. You are most probably right that it is the ambiance that he misses. Are the liew here better than the pasir pinji big tree ones?

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    1. Mun, I would say the Pasir Pinji big tree liew are better than these, but big tree do not have lai fun.

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  2. I have never been to this shop to try out their rice noodle . Is it the same as the one in Greentown near Hor Lok ?

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    1. They are both getting their rice noodle and liew from the same source, so should be the same.

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  3. I really enjoy your posts, Nancy, and I learn so much about the type of cuisine from other parts of the world. Thank you so much for sharing.

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  4. Looking so good, especially the rice noodles with bean sprouts. I love ANY kind of noodles!!

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  5. Your post always makes me drool. Love the rice noodles.

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    1. If you ever to come to Ipoh, you must try this too.

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  6. Nancy, I have not heard of these noodles before.So it is basically noodles with soup and vege but no meat. I don't mind that if eaten with those nice crispy fried stuff!

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    1. yes, it is plain noodles without meat....but eaten with all those crispy fried stuffs.

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  7. Never been to this shop as yet... Noodles n tge liews look good leh...

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    1. Stuffed bittergourd, brinjal, okra...all these I like.

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