The Memory Lane Mufe

Jesmine Ayu

The retroactive themed decoration, replicated from leading kaki lima to your kitchen by the end, comes completely with unique old-fashioned wooden chair, tables, the replica of a vintage sundry shop and kitchen area stoves.

Ardian Pinatra Lianto

We stumbled into this mufe - museum cafe - following gallavanting around following a late supper. And we think it’s great!! This quaint eatery will surely bring oldies on a nostalgia trip, while young uns can literally see and go through the way things were. I keptexclaiming "That is so awesome!" the complete time. And you will tell the quantity of effort the group designed to make this location appear and feel legit. The menus was thoughtfully curated to add a lot of foods that I've only heard my parents discuss. And there are lots of small touches that I will not reveal since it would you need to be a spoiler. Say hello and pose with the gangster "lao ban niang" - she's the lil eccentric. And when you can capture her while she's carrying out her curly hair, you'd get pics well worth their weight in precious metal. All the staff have become friendly and incredibly accommodating. Truthfully, we waltzed in write-up - closing period, attracted by the vivid lighting like flying ants - but all of the employees, from the chefs, to the wait around personnel and cashiers, all had been welcoming. A normal Asian breakfast (Kaya toast with espresso) costs one or two 2 ringgit based on if you obtain the Ah Gong or the Ah Ma place. Prob the least expensive in town. Can't await the interactive museum upstairs of the cafe to most probably in May.

Faishalanindito10

Nice place for regional Penang breakfast. Like the deco since it walked down the storage lane indeed. Atmosphere : 4/5 Food : 4/5 Drinks : 3/5 Price. : 3/5 Service : 4/5