Kopitiam 101 壹領壹茶室 in Putrajaya

"It's a cosy little spot for breakfast and lunch as they serves variety of menu. There's plenty of seats available as well. There's also an outdoor seating available. Foor is well portioned, with slightly out of the ordinary mixture of kopitiam food. The taste was overall well-balanced. The iced lemon tea was delicious. Food serves quite fast right after you order which is a plus point. Environment is pretty chill as there's not much going on even in the surroundings. Perfect for a lepak spot."

"both the uncle and aunty greeted us with warm smiles, and the food is surprisingly good! i had hakka mee with minced pork, and it’s a 9/10 (would be 10/10 if they give 虾米辣椒 on the side ) sadly, the restaurant is quite empty prolly because it’s non-halal.. but i will be back!!"

"Portion is just nice, breakfast stop on the way to Putrajaya, parking fee is pricey, RM5. Nasi Lemak not bad."

"I took a 19 minute drive here from Marina on a hunt for a proper kaya butter toast + half boiled eggs breakfast and it was all worth it! They use real butter and the half boiled eggs were done to perfection (was 'round shaped' and yolk was thick and runny). The kopi c ice kurang manis has a good balance and a really nice silky crema. The energy from the staffs was immediately welcoming (it's my first time here). The cashier was helpful and sorted my individual orders into a set. Service was fast and ambience was nice, clean, and temperature was pleasant. The Portuguese tart looked super tempting but it's too early for sweet things, so maybe next time! Whatever you're doing with the staffs, you seem to be doing it right as they seem happy."

"We ordered curry chee cheong fun, nasi lemak, and char siew wan tan mee...every bite was flavourful and aromatic. Especially the sambal...I love how they boiled the egg, the yolk was nicely cooked without the greyish layer and the cucumber is freshly sliced and slightly chilled..so juicy and nice to dip with the sambal.. the rice has a light bluish colour from butterfly pea flower and got some hint of spices smell..it was nicely paired with some slices of tomato the wan tan filling also got prawn inside..well stuffed Curry Chee cheong fun has a very nice aroma..pork skin was superb nice Hainan kopi and cham is very nice too.. you need to come to try it yourself. I will definitely come back again if I come to Putrajaya"

"Im very sad to see the restaurant is no longer operating…been eating here with my bf since 3 years ago and today is the first time with my baby along…a must checkin spot everytime when i come to putrajaya bc i hv some good memory here"

"This is the nearest Kopitiam you can find nearby IOI Mall if you not planning to go in the mall. Is just a 5 Minute drive from IOI. Quite some of the dishes are Hakka, I like the taste of the Spring Onion Noodle and the Pastry of Chicken Puff. Is so relax over here that simply order a Nanyang coffee and enjoy your afternoon tea. There are plenty of carpark available here which at RM5 per entry. Definitely will come back again in the near future to taste their Hakka Yong Tau Foo."

"I found a non-halal kopitiam in Conezion, Putrajaya. The restaurant was clean, the service was friendly, and the food was good. Their QR menu had more pictures compared to the physical menu, so if you’re not too familiar with the dishes, scanning the QR would be a better option. I ordered the dry wantan noodles, which came with a bowl of soup and five wantans. The portion was just right for me, and the noodles had a great texture; not too hard, not too soggy. It was a decent meal, and would love to try more dishes from their menu next time. Update: I tried their curry laksa with fried wantons. The portion was generous, it came with 3 taufus, 3 wantons, long beans and sambal. I asked for no beansprout and no pork skin in my dish. The broth was creamy, thick and spicy. It tastes really good."