Glewak Cafe

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Glewak (pronounce Glare-wa'k - with nasal sound about the 'a'), it roughly means melee meant to supply the impact of crowded patrons. And that it's indeed during peak lunch time hours. Serving Malay dishes personal catered style (just pay for everything you take), itoffers a range of Kelantanese (hawaii in north east associated with peninsular Malaysia) dishes. Tourists who want to experience Kelantanese meals and dessert will see this place an excellent balance between taste, selection and cleanliness. Prices certainly are a tad increased in comparison to eateries off the beaten route but that compensates for the atmosphere and convenience. Kelantanese desserts are lovely and beverages here can be hugely so to many non-Kelantanese. Be forewarned. An excellent stopover before getting your flight simply because this place reaches the external side of the city centre, slightly away from the primary road to the airport around 8km away.