- Wonton noodles.
 - Chee Cheong Fun. The one I loved is accompanied by sesame seed, long bean, pig skin, sweet and sour gravy, and curry gravy.
 - Ipoh Hor Fun.
 - Ipoh Nga Choi Kai (or bean-sprout and chicken)
 - Ipoh Dim Sum. My favourite hangout if I can wake up very early for dim sum breakfast would be at Foh San Dim Sum restaurant.
 - Liew (Yong Liew, Sar-Kok/jicama Liew, Char or fried Liew, Fu Chuk, Vegetable stuff with meat, etc.) and noodle. This dish comes in a clear soup noodle (I like curry noodle) and accompanying Liew (such as Yong Liew, Sar Kok Liew, and fried Liew).
 
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| Different types of Liew for accompanying soup-based or dry noodle. Picture from blog entry by nasilemaklover. | 
- Ipoh popiah. I can't remember where I tasted the best popiah in town.
 - Ipoh Luk-luk. There are several that I loved, one was in Jalan Foo Yet Kai beside The Store (previously the Ocean shopping mall). Another place is at Ipoh Garden South.
 - Ipoh old town white coffee and toast.
 - Ipoh rojak and cendol. Some said Malacca cendol is the best.
 - Char Kway Teow, Prawn noodle, and laksa are available in Ipoh and they taste good.
 - Ipoh (Bercham) claypot chicken rice with salty fish, mushroom, Chinese sausage, etc. is savoury and should be on the list of must-try.
 - Gunung Rapat Heong Peng and Ipoh sesame peanut candy are my favourite snack.
 
It is too bad that I have no photos to show them here in this blog. If I do get to try all the above dishes again when I'm in Ipoh, I will populate these photos here with the dish's name.
Just to share.

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