New Ming Tien Restaurant

New Ming Tien Restaurant sits within the bustling food court scene at Bandar Sunway, offering a straightforward, no-frills spot for breakfast and local Malaysian favorites. Its location on Jalan PJS 11/28a makes it a convenient pitstop for early birds and office crowds nearby, as well as visitors heading to the nearby shopping pyramid who need a quick, hearty meal.

The atmosphere here is typical of a busy kopitiam-style food court. Expect a functional, casual setting where the focus is clearly on the food rather than fancy decor. It’s a place where locals drop by at different times of day — from breakfast seekers looking for comforting bowls of Ipoh Chicken Rice or Sarawak Laksa, to those ordering larger portions of Wantan Mee or Nasi Lemak to fuel their day.

In terms of the menu, New Ming Tien shines with a mix of Malaysian staples that lean heavily on variety and value. Portions here are generous; dishes like the fried garlic Wantan Mee and pan mee soup come in sizes that satisfy big hunger without stretching the budget. Prices hover around the RM9-10 mark for many popular options, making it a practical stop for anyone mindful of price but unwilling to skimp on taste.

The diversity on offer—from Char Kway Teow and Indian Claypot Rice to Salted Fish Fried Mee Hoon and Lamb & Chicken Satay—reflects the local preference for variety in one convenient spot. This mix appeals to both families and workers who want to share dishes or switch up their usual meals. There’s also an interesting blend of local and regional influences, hinted at by menu items like Tomyam Seafood and the mention of a central kitchen helmed by skilled chefs, which helps keep the quality consistent across the varied offerings.

Parking is a practical bonus here, especially later in the day when nearby spaces free up after business hours, making it easier for after-hours visits. The overall pace is comfortable rather than rushed, suiting those who want a decent meal to start the day or a casual lunch without fuss.

New Ming Tien suits anyone looking for a local, affordable food court experience with reliably big portions and the kind of everyday Malaysian dishes that form the backbone of neighborhood eating. Breakfast lovers and lunchtime regulars who appreciate straightforward flavors and a steady supply of traditional favorites will feel right at home here.