Places to meet in Ipoh

A cafe in a colonial-era Old Town building serving toasts, rice dishes and coffee.

A well-known open-air kopitiam in Pasir Pinji famous for its yong tau foo.

A specialty coffee cafe on the upper floor of a shophouse on Jalan Tun Sambanthan in Old Town.

A French-style patisserie in Taman Canning serving pastries, croissants and desserts.

A long-standing dim sum restaurant in the Old Town area.

A well-known Ipoh stall for soya bean drinks and tau fu fah desserts.

A small Old Town cafe on Jalan Market known for its cheesecake.

A cafe in Taman Jubilee that roasts its own coffee and serves pasta, quiches and cakes.

A famous New Town restaurant for Ipoh chicken with bean sprouts.

A halal hawker centre in Old Town next to the Perak State Mosque with more than a dozen food stalls.

A pub and gastrobar in a heritage shophouse on Jalan Lau Ek Ching with a beer garden and live band performances.

A restaurant and bar in a restored colonial-era building on Jalan Sultan Idris Shah, often called the country's oldest bar.

A pub in Taman Jubilee with evening live bands, pool tables and live sports screenings.

A craft beer bar in an Old Town alley off Jalan Bijeh Timah serving local and imported beers.

A pub in an Old Town shophouse on Jalan Tun Sambanthan serving beer, cocktails and wine.

A restaurant and bar on Jalan Medan Ipoh 9 in the Bandar Baru Medan Ipoh commercial area.

A bar and bistro in a pre-war shophouse on Jalan Lau Ek Ching with live band performances and a pool table.

A long-established heritage bar on Jalan Bijeh Timah with a largely unchanged facade and interior.

A large public park in central Ipoh with a lake, a Japanese garden, open fields and children's playgrounds.

A lakeside recreational park among limestone hills reached by a short boat ride.

A historic open green in Old Town next to the Royal Ipoh Club, used for sport, jogging and public gatherings.

A cave temple in the limestone hills of Gunung Rapat with a large cave opening, a lagoon and many Buddha statues.

A riverside promenade along the Kinta River in central Ipoh, lit at night and known for its illuminated bridge.

A limestone cave temple with a large golden Buddha and a staircase to a viewpoint.

A cave temple at the foot of limestone hills in Gunung Rapat.

A former polo ground turned city park with a jogging track around the edge, exercise equipment and a playground.

A large shopping mall in south Ipoh with dining and a cinema.

A large suburban shopping mall in the Taman Ipoh area of Ipoh.

A restored heritage lane with snack stalls, souvenir shops and cafes.

An evening night market on Jalan Dato Tahwil Azar with food stalls and stalls selling clothes and accessories.

A large daily evening market off Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah with food and goods stalls.

A shopping mall in central Ipoh with shops, restaurants and a cinema.

A Sunday morning flea market near Jalan Horley selling second-hand goods, antiques and curios.

A two-storey Old Town shophouse gallery of hand-painted 3D trick-art scenes made for photos.

A state geological museum with minerals, fossils and dinosaur displays.

A museum in the former Hakka tin miners' club building covering the history of tin mining in Ipoh.

An indoor badminton complex on Jalan Raja Musa Aziz, linked to the YMCA, with some courts open to the public.

A multiplex cinema inside the Ipoh Parade mall.

A karaoke box venue in Greentown with private rooms that can be shared by groups.

A cinema inside the AEON Mall Ipoh Station 18.

A restored heritage courtyard of shophouses with cafes and shops in Old Town.