Best French Fries in Ipoh

STG Tea House Cafe brings back a reminiscence of how a heritage house look like, whereby antique flower ceramic tiles and bamboo dining chairs makes up the interior of this place. Besides its mansion-like facade, price-wise, it is quite decent for a luxury dining place. In addition to its widely known Sabah tea that hails from the highlands of Borneo, be it a tea time session or even enjoying a leisure time on your own, the thick-cut taters aka. French fries here makes a delicious accompaniment.

By tossing rare ingredients with common menus found in most Western restaurants, El Negra Distro + Studio has been churning out cuisines that are modified to suit our Asian palate. If you need a suggestion, get the Chilli Cheese French Fries. Topped with minced beef chilli, drizzled with grated Mozzarella cheese and spices, it surely deserves some finger-licking good moments. Otherwise, go for the classic, regular old fries that will always have your heart.

Plan B is one of the noteworthy cafes belonging to the famous, The Big Group. Other than artisanal coffee to boost up your caffeine, most of the a la carte menu items, snacks and desserts boasts from Aussie all the way to New York. If you’re here for some light bites with a company, the Skin on Fries here would be a perfect snack to chat over a conversation. This is a  similar variation of French fries, except that it is hand cut this time. On top of that, it will be served in an adorable metal bucket with skin on, adorned with shredded seaweed and sprinkled with bits of chilli flakes.

Just by looking at the name itself, it literally tells you that everything is purely Belgian when you’re here at NorthSea Genuinely Belgian. Remember when they say that finger food will always be the best beer buddy, you can sample some hand cut Belgian Fries here while gulping a glass or two of chilled bottled beer. In case you’re wondering why it is addressed as such, these particular fries are actually fried twice before it is served as a golden brown, deliciously crisp fries with mayonnaise sauce.

Originally from Taiwan, 18C Tea Cafe is catered primarily for those who are fond of bubble milk tea. All you have to do is select a base and two toppings and you’re good to go. There is no staple food here however, as it serves mostly light meals and snacks. As such, if you’re here to dine, an ideal suggestion for some munchies include Curry French Fries and Black Pepper Fries as well. Likewise, chilli sauce will be given as a dipping sauce.

Having been around for approximately 80 years, Bricks & Barrels is easily the most prominent place in Ipoh that showcases a high class tavern. Set in the middle of a street that was once known as the “Millionaire’s Street”, this is in fact an after work favourite spot for drinking and dining to take place.  Whether you prefer to dine indoor or al-fresco, chances are, you won’t be disappointed with the choices of alcoholic beverages and food here. What more if you are able to delve into a bucket of french fries, that is also known to be one of the most tasty beer companion here?