Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Sarawak. Sarawak (/səˈrɑːwɒk/; Malay: [saˈrawaʔ]) is a state of Malaysia. Being the largest among 13 other states with the size almost equal to West Malaysia, Sarawak is located in northwest Borneo Island, Sarawak is bordered by the Malaysian state of Sabah to the northeast, Kalimantan, the Indonesian portion of Borneo, to the south, and the independent country of Brunei in the north. The capital city, Kuching, is the economic centre of the state and seat of the Sarawak state government. Other cities and towns in Sarawak include Miri, Sibu, and Bintulu. As of the 2015 census, the population of Sarawak was 2,636,000. Sarawak has an equatorial climate with tropical rainforests and abundant animal and plant species. It has several prominent cave systems at Gunung Mulu National Park. Rajang River is the longest river in Malaysia; Bakun Dam, one of the largest dams in Southeast Asia, is located on one of its tributaries, the Balui River. Mount Murud is the highest point in Sarawak.
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4 based on 66 reviews
The shop is run by local residents in Mulu where it is located right outside the Mulu National Park entrance beside the start of suspension beach. There are several eateries nearby around the same price, identical menu items and taste pretty similar. We ordered the beef with black sauce and chicken with black sauce which both served with steamed rice. The portion is big which is adequate to fill up the stomach after excursions at Mulu National Park. Anyway, the highlight in Mulu National Park is about the nature not the food. All places in Mulu only accept cash payment except Mulu Marriott Hotel where credit card payment is accepted.
4 based on 33 reviews
At Grill Wine Café, dining is not a simple meal but to feast and celebrate the great experience. Grill Wine Café is the bright new concept of dinning venue, which envisions being the one-stop dining venue to serve your every need. The well-selected breakf
A rare find in Kuching for its offering - Cambodian & Western Cuisines! Splendid food, service & atmosphere! We keep coming back for their grilled beef salad, red chicken curry, cambodian spring rolls & most especially the seafood amok. My husband likes the Cambodian beer served here.
A heritage coffee house inspired santuary with a hint of modernity . Serving homemade local dayaks/ chinese favourites with freshly brewed coffee, smoothie bowl, toats and eggs.
Very beautiful and nice cafe with friendly staff and good food. Had the Dayak Char Siew Rice which is a better version of tje chinese bbq pork rice. The dipping sauce is a killer and the mixture of fats in the meat is excellent. Good value for money. Good recommendation from TA.
4 based on 38 reviews
Went in for a quick lunch. Menu looked good and interesting. We went for seaweed fried rice and a kimchi fried rice. Easy right? My partners rice came out and although it took some time it was nice enough. We had to wait another 35 minutes and ask 3 times until my seaweed rice came out. When it did it was cold. A table of 4 had come in after us and all been served before my meal came out and most of their food also came out before my partners. We expressed our disappointment but no apology. No explanation. Ordered another round of drinks while we were waiting and ridiculously that only came after my rice. Joke of a place. Either 1)tourists arenât welcome 2)they are just constantly dreadful or 3)they were having an off day. I hope it was the latter.
4 based on 63 reviews
Located a few shops away from Indah House and Pinggai Café, Lima-tujoh is an nondesrcipt café mainly selling nasi lemak. Décor is simple. Menu is handwriiten on the blackboard above cashier counter.We were here for lunch. We ordered 3 different kinds of nasi lemak. With one sunshine egg, the normal nuts and anchovies, cucumber and of course the coconut-flavoured white rice, the Nasi Lemak Biasa is the cheapest among all at RM5.90. Served in traditional flowered design metal plate. It is simple and delicious.Nasi Lemak Kari Ayam (RM10) has the usual components of the Biasa but comes with a bowl of reddish curry of chicken. It also comes with a small plate of sambal chilli. Nice.Nasi Lemak Sambal Sotong (RM12) is delicious. The squid is fresh and the sambal is excellent. The spicy mix of chilli, belacan, onion, garlic, tomato and other spices makes this sambal goes very well with the coconutty rice.After the lunch, we also tried the coffee. It is smooth and aromatic. It is a satisfying meal.BTW, the lady owner had graciously offered us a few pieces of belacan brinjal which they were testing it. It is tasty. Soft but not mushy.Thank you for your kind words! It was a pleasure to have met you and family! We hope to see you again!
4 based on 69 reviews
Munch Cafe is a family-friendly cafe that serves breakfast, lunch, and tea break items made from fresh ingredients. We serve Delicious and Affordable breakfast, lunch, and tea break. Our menu includes bread, buns, deli sandwiches, noodles, cakes, dessert,
We ate here a couple of times and got take away sandwiches for our hike in Kubah National Park. The glutinous rice dessert is a brilliant alternative to porridge in the mornings. They donât generally have all the breads available on any given day, but the bread they do have is always very good, and savoury!!
4 based on 105 reviews
We ate here for lunch on a Thursday around 1pm the food was very good my son and I shared our main with a side order and that was plenty for 2 of us and my husband had a main to himself which was huge. The food was good and the decor fabulous. Everywhere was nice and clean the only down side was that the staff seemed a little fed up but all in all a good lunch
4 based on 93 reviews
The kopitiam made famous by late celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain. Come try our signature kaya toasted bread. Also, do sample the delicious Sarawak laksa, rojak and kolo mee. -- This listing is maintained by BYC Digital. --
Use a Grab taxi to go there. The crowd was so happening, we were advised to just dump ourselves to any empty table. This place is so in demand! Apart from laksa, the kolo mee and popiah is dirt cheap (MYR3.50). All tasty and super delicious. Will definitely go again.
4 based on 490 reviews
Mings Cafe is one of those place that always has a great atmosphere, along with great food and great prices.Does get very busy in the evening so sometime hard to get a seat. If your in Miri, definitely a place to visit but get there early!Thanks, Rizm
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4 based on 271 reviews
INDAH is more than just a living art gallery. Visitors will get to see, interact & learn from Sarawak artist & guides over Italian coffee & in-house-made cakes,, wholemeal bun & variety of nasi lemak (coconut fragrance rice) savouries & ice cream. We also
I can not begin to say enough about Inah house. Trudy and her husband Colin are the most wonderful, friendly and trustworthy people one could meet. We worked with Trudy from Australia to arrange all of our activities. We started out time with them by doing Trudy's cooking class. She met us at the market to buy the food and then on to the cooking class. I would rate this activity as an 11 out of 10. Even those in the group who were not enthusiastic to begin with loved the morning. We were in Kuching for 4 days and prior to arriving Trudy had helped me chose all ouf our activities and arrange them for us. We then went on to do jungel tours and visit the local longhouse village etc. It was all wonderful. My recommendation to anyone visiting Kuching is to work with Trudy for suggestions and then book it through her. All the guides were amazing. We only had to pay a reasonable deposit and she is the best person to make recommendations. We booked our hotel seperately but everything else was through Indah House. N.B. Colin her husband is also great fun.
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