FoodieToh Soon Cafe is a coffee shop hidden at the back alley along Campbell Street in Penang, Malaysia that brings back the nostalgia of a hustling bustling kopitiam. Carrying on his father’s legacy from 1950, Yeok Sun, a baker that he is tells the tales of how he preserves the business of Hainan coffee and toast using the family’s lifelong recipe.
Preserving Hainan Traditions with 72-Year-Old Toh Soon Coffee Shop in Penang, MalaysiaFoodie2022-12-21 | Toh Soon Cafe is a coffee shop hidden at the back alley along Campbell Street in Penang, Malaysia that brings back the nostalgia of a hustling bustling kopitiam. Carrying on his father’s legacy from 1950, Yeok Sun, a baker that he is tells the tales of how he preserves the business of Hainan coffee and toast using the family’s lifelong recipe.
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