Ah Ping's Fishball Noodles

Name: Ah Ping's Fishball Noodles
Address: 1428, Jalan Pasir Pinji 4, Kampung Pasir Pinji Baru, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia, Kampung Pasir Pinji Baru, Perak, MY
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1428, Jalan Pasir Pinji 4, Kampung Pasir Pinji Baru, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia

$ per person

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The wiser ones ... will come to Ah Ping's place for a taste of theirs. Lesser crowd, yet top quality produce. The YTF here are excellent; everything's made in-house, stuffed freshly everyday.
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Karen Tan · Mar 2026

Stopped by Ah Peng Fishball Noodles, a humble stall set up right outside their house in the yard. Despite the name, it’s not just fishballs, it’s more like a yong tau foo setup where you pick the items you like and then order your noodles,…
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Eiling Lim · Feb 2026

It’s my fav “liew fun” aka Yong Tau Fu stall when I’m in Ipoh. I have been coming here for many years even before they became social media famous.
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Chan Carmen · Nov 2025

A hidden gem for those who love noodles and Yong tau fu. Parking is quite challenging as the restaurant is located at residential area with limited parking space. Most of the locals came for breakfast. Have to be there early.
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HEL · Mar 2026

Found a really nice Yong Tau Fu spot! Lots of locals eating here, which is always a good sign. The kway teow and noodles are thinner than usual, giving a nice texture.
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Piow Piow · Aug 2025

Neighbourhood style Yong Tau Foo. Dining environment is warm, they do have fans in surrounding. Ingredients is fresh, tastes standard and reasonable portion.Friendly and responsive crews. They accept eWallet payment.
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Lim WeiYang · Dec 2025

Visit Ah Peng Fishball Noodles Stall, a hidden gem in the neighborhood.The fish balls here are made entirely by hand, resulting in a superior texture.The chili sauce is also delicious. Homemade Yong Tau Foo delicious as wel.
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Red Eve · Aug 2025

The Fishball Noodles here is really good. Ordered both the Fishball and Fish Paste (Yee Wat) and I was pleasantly surprised. They were springy and flavoursome and definitely not fishy. Complimented the noodles really well.
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K “Live to eat” Y · Feb 2026

Still one of the best sar kot around, always the first item to sell out. The fish balls (fried and not fried) and the fried wanton are good too. The dry Lai fun is swimming in sauce though
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Pk C · Mar 2026

Enjoyed the dry version koay teow without YTF. Add chili to enhance the taste. Parking is challenging here and the place is infront of a private residence.
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Goh Xz · Oct 2025

Food taste average Dry noodles almost tasteless Bad environment as they deep fry food in the middle of the shop, whole body feels oily just by sitting there for few mins
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CHIN YONG LIM · Jun 2026

The tong tau fu very nice and juicy, just down the street from ah tiong
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Andrew Choong · Mar 2026

An alternative place to get good yong tau foo and crunchy sar kok in Pasir Pinji.
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