How long is the wait at lunch?

Reviewers report it varies: some see little to no wait, others waited 20+ minutes on a quiet 4PM slot and attribute it to poor kitchen organisation. Early morning has quicker turnover.

Yes, but availability is limited. Early morning (say, before 10am) offers plenty; peak lunch and afternoon slots are tight, typical of SS2 commercial areas.

Do wanton noodle dishes always come with wanton?

No. The menu titles are confusing: some items in the Wanton Noodles section do not include wanton. Ask staff to clarify when ordering.

Annie Day Coffeetiam

Updated 2026-07-06 · 2,606 reviewed · 432 listed · Scored from 621 Google reviews · How we rank ›

4.7(621) 84 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Verified

Brunch & All-Day Dining CafesPet-Friendly CafesHalal / Muslim-Friendly CafesSpecialty Coffee & Roastery Cafes

Services: Brunch & All-Day Dining Cafes, Pet-Friendly Cafes, Halal / Muslim-Friendly Cafes
Reviews: 621

What recent reviews say

The cafe earns consistent praise for its Ipoh-inflected menu, particularly noodles and traditional kopi, paired with staff who genuinely remember faces and move fast. Reviewers appreciate the clean, light interior and pricing that feels fair for the setting, though some arrive expecting faster turnover during lunch and find themselves waiting 20 minutes on a quiet floor. Air conditioning lapses and occasional seasoning missteps (over-salted dishes) dampen repeat visits; the menu could also be clearer on which noodle dishes actually contain wanton.

SS2's parking crunch is real, yet regulars return for breakfast because the coffee ritual feels deliberate, the portions land the balance between generous and not wasteful, and staff like Annur build familiarity. A few reviewers grumble at paying RM6.90 for a large hot coffee or flag the set lunch as incompletely described, but these are tuning notes rather than dealbreakers.

Praised for

fresh, quality food
friendly, attentive staff
good-value pricing
distinctive coffee (Ipoh white, kopitiam styles)
cosy, clean, bright atmosphere

Watch-outs

inconsistent wait times during peak
air conditioning often insufficient
occasional food quality issues (saltiness, inconsistent dishes)
parking difficult during busy hours
menu clarity problems (noodle descriptions)

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Best for: Breakfast and lunch regulars who want Ipoh flavours with decent coffee in a clean, sociable setting.

Think twice if: Visitors in a rush during lunch peaks, those sensitive to heat, or customers ordering noodles who expect wanton in every variant.

Strengths

Ipoh-style white coffee and wanton noodles with recognisable flavour
Staff who build repeat relationships and move decisively
Compact, light, well-ventilated space distinct from grimy kopitiam norm
Balanced pricing for the environment and portion size

Worth knowing

Staff member Annur recognised in reviews for exceptional attentiveness
Ipoh white coffee available at RM6.90 per large cup
Wanton noodles offered dry or in soup; menu wording sometimes conflicts with actual ingredients
Set lunch includes soya pudding and sides but beverages not included (noted as confusing by reviewers)
Parking availability shifts markedly between early morning and peak hours

What reviews say by service

Specialty Coffee & Roastery Cafes: Ipoh white coffee and kopitiam-style brews praised; some find large-cup pricing steep.
Brunch & All-Day Dining Cafes: Nasi lemak, wanton noodles, and fried chicken nasi goreng enjoyed; inconsistent saltiness and wait times during lunch noted.
Halal / Muslim-Friendly Cafes: No explicit halal claims or certifications mentioned in reviews; food offerings appear compatible but evidence is implicit.
Pet-Friendly Cafes: No pet-specific mentions in reviews; category is uncorroborated by inputs.

How it compares

Rated 4.7 against a 4.33 average across the 113 brunch & all-day dining cafes businesses listed here.
Has more Google reviews than 78% of the businesses in this directory.

How we scored this

Ranking Method

Star rating 79

Review volume 100

Review recency 100

Review sentiment 61

Profile completeness 100

Verification 30

Rating breakdown

521

Common questions

How long is the wait at lunch?: Reviewers report it varies: some see little to no wait, others waited 20+ minutes on a quiet 4PM slot and attribute it to poor kitchen organisation. Early morning has quicker turnover.
Is there parking?: Yes, but availability is limited. Early morning (say, before 10am) offers plenty; peak lunch and afternoon slots are tight, typical of SS2 commercial areas.
Do wanton noodle dishes always come with wanton?: No. The menu titles are confusing: some items in the Wanton Noodles section do not include wanton. Ask staff to clarify when ordering.

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