Funny Mountain Soya Bean
Funny name? Believe it or not, it is the name of a famous stall in Ipoh that sells Tau Foo Fah and Soya Bean.This stall has been here since 1952 ( based on the what is stated on their business card.
Funny Mountain Soya Bean
We dropped by this place while on our way to Penang. It was packed hence we sensed that it must be good. People actually stop their cars and wind down their windows to order. It like a Malaysian version of a drive through. Others just sat along the five foot way eating their bowls of Tau Fu Fah.
Mmm Tau Fu fah..
The Tau Fu Fah was very smooth, and tasted a bit different from the KL I dont’ know how to describe it. It tasted as if it was fresh, no preservative, pure tau fu fah if there’s such a thing. We really enjoyed it.
Next time if you are in Ipoh, drop by their stall.
49, Jalan Theatre,
30300 Ipoh, Perak.
Email: [email protected]
kevin, 3 years ago
you should try the other shop in green within the vicinity.
this funny mountain adds preservatives.
Alexis, 3 years ago
i love cold tau fu fah with the thick brown sugar syrup! i used to buy a container back home, wait for it to cool down, chuck it in the fridge then get it out, scoop the excess water then i’ll have it for breakfast the next day.
William, 3 years ago
Kevin: Oh really? I we didn’t realize that… even with preservatives it still tasted less like chemicals than some of the tau fu fa I get near my house in PJ…
Alexis: Me too, I prefer it cold than having it hot. I guess it’s just personal preference. I think it’s because when eaten cold, it’s more like a sweet dessert?
Alexis, 3 years ago
oh yes! anythin eaten cold and sweet will automatically turn into dessert for me!
even for banana, if u put it in the freezer with a stick – like a skewer that will act like a cold dessert as well 
kevin, 3 years ago
yea, the green colour shop shifted to an adjacent street if not mistaken. havent been back to ipoh for quite some time now.
but if you ahppen to ta pao the soya bean back, dont leave them overnight, they will turn into pulp.