Med Salleh Kopitiam has been around for a couple of years but explodes on you afresh each time you walk in like a crazy accident: a Malaysian family front room from the 1960s, with a bicycle leaning on the wall (with a traditional Malay bamboo hat resting on the saddle), a bulgy-screened, wood encased, twiddle-knob television with four ThunderCats figurines on top, a green Bakelite telephone, a fan, a valve wireless, a typewriter, a potted succulent, a couple of tea sets on shelves, a guitar leaning against the shelves, family photos, a Malaysian international sports team shirt framed on the wall…
And then you move in deeper, through the maze of rooms and occasional dining tables with their comfy, soft, beige plastic chairs, past a
