Review Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Recommended)
Address: 48, Jalan Besar, Masai Lama, 81750 Masai, Johor Darul Ta'zim, Malaysia
Google Map Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/XZcfxRLXF3C6E3hQ6
Note: This Food Truck isn't found on Google Maps.
The Google Map Link you see here points to Pusat Makanan Dan Minuman Tong Sin 同心美食中心 Kopitiam

Soya Milk (Hot, Kosong) = RM2.00
Tau Hway (Hot, Kosong) = RM2.00
No Service Charges
Prices are Accurate as of the Date of the Post.

I only got to know of this from a Member from my Former FB Page. As I have lost everything from there, I'm so sorry that I don't remember who recommended this. What this is, is actually a No-Name Food Truck.
This Place is not found in Google Maps last I checked and is near a Chinese Temple called 马塞玄天上帝古庙 it is also located near to a Pretty Popular Kopitiam called Pusat Makanan Dan Minuman Tong Sin 同心美食中心. In fact, the Google Map Link you see in this Blog points to this Kopitiam.

Despite not found on Google Maps, this place is Very Well Known. The moment I mentioned "Tau Hway in Pasir Gudang" to a Pasir Gudang Local from just a Casual Conversation, EVERYONE seems to know it. One Grab Driver who is a JB Local that doesn't live in Pasir Gudang even say this place has been around since he himself was a Young Lad in the 1980s. Imagine that.


The Actual Food Truck is really Very Normal Looking. Owned by a Friendly Chinese 大哥 assisted by a Malay Lady Assistant. Really Friendly and Polite. Although not a Super Long Queue type of Situation, the Amount of Customers that I observed on a Saturday Morning at 9.30am is Constantly Coming and Going. Pretty Impressive.
To order, just simply see what you want from the Menu and tell the 大哥. There are No Dining In, but of course you can bring these into the Nearby Kopitiam (as long as you buy something of course), or just be like me, find a Corner to Sit Down and Chill at a Roadside. Due to my Diabetic Condition, I always order Zero Sugar for mine, but of course they do have Standard Sugar Syrup. Actually the Menu is nothing fancy, no fancy toppings or anything, just Standard Classic Soy Milk and Tau Hway.




Soya Milk (Hot, Kosong) = RM2.00
Once I taste this, I immediately understand why this is so Famous. Truly Rich and Thick especially with Zero Sugar Added, this tasted Richer and Thicker than anything I've tasted in Singapore. Level of Soya is Gao Gao and Not at all Diluted.
Flavour of Soy Bean is Rich. I've made Homemade Soy Milk before and this is Definitely Homemade. When comparing 山田豆花 Yamada Beancurd and Lai Kee Soya Soya in JB that I've reviewed before, I feel this is Slightly Richer, Slightly Creamier.
Tau Hway (Hot, Kosong) = RM2.00
Unsurprisingly, because the Soy Milk is already Rich and Creamy, this is also the Same and even more so because of its Coagulated Nature. Once again, because mine is Zero Sugar, I distinctively taste the Beaniness in this. Actually for some reason, I thought this tasted even More Beany than the Soy Milk. Smooth and Creamy, this was Good Stuff.



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Conclusion and Closing Thoughts
At the Same Price of RM2.00 (S$0.70) each for either their Soy Milk or Tau Hway without a doubt, Price is not an Issue here. Rich and Creamy is how I would describe this and having personally made Soy Milk myself, I can confirm this is definitely Homemade and not some Factory Supplied Product. 有够 Gao Gao.
No issues with the Service, this is apparently so Famous that Every Pasir Gudang Local that I chit chat with almost all know this Place when I mentioned it. Despite how Famous it is though, I don't feel it is specifically worth to come ALL the way to Pasir Gudang to try this because 山田豆花 Yamada Beancurd in Taman Pelangi and Lai Kee Soya Soya in Nusa Bestari that I have reviewed before also won't really lose to this.
Why you would want to come here though I feel is this Particular Street its located in.
Especially this Pusat Makanan Dan Minuman Tong Sin 同心美食中心 Kopitiam.
Really Popular and 热闹 on a Saturday Morning when I was there. Something about this Whole Street just gives me Very Nostalgic 1980s Feels that I really like and I'm sure it is choked Full of Other Good Eats for me to Discover so I will definitely be coming back here in the future!

Alright this is the Last Post for Pasir Gudang for now. 😄
ReplyDeleteReally Interesting Suburb, I will certainly be back in the Future! 😋
Tomorrow, we will continue with More JB Food Reviews with the Ever Popular
Taman Melodies, Taman Pelangi and looking slightly ahead, my Upcoming Trip in November to Kluang! 😄