This hidden gem is right between Ramada plaza & The Pines hotel. I had beef rendang, otak, Nyonya laska and chendol. The place is rustic and gives you nostalgic vibes which I enjoy. Their Otak and beef rendang is a must try and the owner...More

Based on my experience dining here alone, place is not customer friendly if you are a single diner but if you are a westerner tourist, in a group or drive an expensive car the attitude will be different. Staff keep pestering you to quickly choose...More

Went for lunch on the recommendation of friends. The owner was very friendly and helped with the order. The Hot drinks were just like warm but that seems to be a Malaysia thing. How do u get a cup of HOT tea in Malaysia? The...More

Hi all, Service not good & I went there was no even a single customers and the Ice lemon tea really don’t taste more like Ice Tea “O”.The Assam fish and prawn “Oh mine God” really cannot make it. Ps:IMHO really this Nonya don’t taste...More

Dined at Ta Chi after long day work event. Laksa creamy hearty just what I needed, followed by refreshingly cool Cendol with rich gula Melaka. Checked.

I do not have any revenge with this café but honestly I think there's an attitude problems with the staff and that old uncle who is serving the guests there. Trust me, if you visit that place and by the way that old uncle treated...More

Tau Chi house serves Peranakan food. This is probably not the best Peranakan food outlet that I have tasted. There is however a wide variety of food choices. However if you do happen to come here for food, I would only recommend the Nonya Nasi...More

We were visiting our In-law and sending our daughter to the bus terminal. As there was still time, we decided to have lunch at any restaurant nearby. My kids suggested Baba Nyonya food and looking into Google, this was the nearest. It was an out...More

This little place is only about 50 metres from The Pines Hotel, where we stayed. Forget about the (IMHO) over-rated nonya restaruants in Jonkers, this is just as good, owner is friendly and and it's not so crowded.

This was the 4th recommendation from our nice receptionist from Hotel Majestic. While the previous advices were just perfect and the experiences far above our expectations, the Ta Chi House ended up being a very deceiving experience. On a Friday evening at 7:30 pm we...More