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Scheduled hours: 4PM - 2AM
Updated 1 month ago
Temporarily closed
Lee Corner Pusing, located on Jalan Pusing Damai 1, offers a cafe environment where coffee is a highlighted offering. Visitors can find the establishment open daily from 4 PM to 2 AM, making it a convenient spot for evening gatherings. Although it's not extensively listed in popular restaurant directories, a minimal profile exists on Google, indicating it might be something of a hidden gem for those in the know.
Reviews suggest that the cafe attracts a diverse crowd, from teenagers to senior citizens, suggesting an inclusive atmosphere. Patrons have liked the Tomyam soup — a frequently mentioned favorite — and noted the freshness of its seafood, including prawns and squid. Although fried foods are part of the menu, individual tastes may vary, and direct opinions on these offerings are less frequently documented.
Though comprehensive details about other menu items are scarce, and no recent updates from the owner are available, Lee Corner Pusing garners praise for its Thai food selection. Given that the staff are described favorably, it might offer a welcoming customer service experience despite the lack of recent detailed feedback concerning its current status. As it stands, Lee Corner Pusing remains a potential destination for those intrigued by local, non-halal dining options without an abundance of contemporary information to guide them.
Reviews suggest that the cafe attracts a diverse crowd, from teenagers to senior citizens, suggesting an inclusive atmosphere. Patrons have liked the Tomyam soup — a frequently mentioned favorite — and noted the freshness of its seafood, including prawns and squid. Although fried foods are part of the menu, individual tastes may vary, and direct opinions on these offerings are less frequently documented.
Though comprehensive details about other menu items are scarce, and no recent updates from the owner are available, Lee Corner Pusing garners praise for its Thai food selection. Given that the staff are described favorably, it might offer a welcoming customer service experience despite the lack of recent detailed feedback concerning its current status. As it stands, Lee Corner Pusing remains a potential destination for those intrigued by local, non-halal dining options without an abundance of contemporary information to guide them.
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BROTHER JEFF
2 years ago on Google
Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: RM 1–20
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Raymond Lian
7 years ago on Google
It's a very great place to hang out with friends as I could see a lot of tables were being occupied by a bunch of teenagers and senior citizens. Talk about their foods, I had their Tomyam soup and it was extremely delicious. The staffs were great and funny. As I know that their fried foods on the menu weren't that bad as well but I can't tell you that because I didn't try it. Different people have different taste buds. So, give it a try. Worth to try their tomyam out.
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Raymond Loke
7 years ago on Google
Taste of kitchen's cooking is good n price is reasonable.
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Price range per person
up to MYR 41
Address
Jalan Pusing Damai 1, Pusing, Perak, Malaysia
Opening hours
| SundaySun | 4PM-2AM |
| MondayMon | 4PM-2AM |
| TuesdayTue | 4PM-2AM |
| WednesdayWed | 4PM-2AM |
| ThursdayThu | 4PM-2AM |
| FridayFri | 4PM-2AM |
| SaturdaySat | 4PM-2AM |
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