Pinggai Cafe

Al Hazami

5.0

My girl sourced Pinggai Cafe about website and I have to say this is a genuine nugget! I acquired Dragon's center for breakfast and a iced cafe latte. We furthermore experienced an iced caramel macciahato and kaya on toast. All was freshly produced and tasty! Theservice was great, the gentleman behind the counter really was welcoming and polite to us. Returned another time for exactly the same again...as well good to select anything else!

Ocha Siahaan

5.0

We purchase Pork Leg & Cha Shao Noodles, both are amazing. We also just like the environment of the cafe. Will visit again!😊

Audrey Annissa

4.0

Pinggai is a spot to visit in order to experience community Sarawak cuisine for an acceptable price. It's a wonderful cafe with a good interior and lovely employees.

Maplecat001

5.0

Hidden from the main view but definitely well worth a trip. Good price and good place. Food was tasty and presentation of meals was I believe best we have observed in Malaysia.

Onur Kaçar

1.0

Emerged here alone and have for their recommendation when i just wanted to possess 1 dish. These were pleased to recommend their signature Char Siew. Was offered the char siew and I couldn't finish the complete dish when i had trouble chewing it...sigh!Highlighted in their mind that their signature Char Siew is certainly too tough to become chewed and most they did had been apologize...that's all.

Nicholas T.

5.0

Delicious concealed gem! Found this location unintentionally. Incredible food and incredibly well priced. Staff have become friendly

Berk Kurtuluş

4.0

My first-time here. Great ambience. Certainly instagrammable place. Delicious meals. Came with big household. We purchased Pork Leg Rice, Dayak Char Siew Fried Rice, Tempoyak Fried Rice, Salted Seafood Fried Rice and Achovies Fried Rice. I would suggest Tempoyak Fried Rice (fermented durian friedrice) when i am not just a tempoyak eater but easily can swallow this, this means that is one good food. Worthy of trying. I really like their signature beverages especially the 3 Level Tea. For foreigners who wanna flavor Dayak foods, do come right here, it’s situated at China Street across the Major Bazaar. The only real setback is it’s difficult to find parking areas, so show patience and indulge yourself with some very nice Dayak food!

Ata Tanil

5.0

what a find that is. a lovely small nook on a peaceful street. it had been well ventilated and great inside, decorated beautifully and got ample room for dining. we purchased the char siu and the dabai tempoyak fried rice. these were both amazing and tasty.i did see among the reviewers talk about the pork getting too tough but we really found it perfectly done. this is not chinese or french cuisine. it really is dayak also it was delicious. today another thing that i have to mention may be the tuak tea. that is both a masterpiece of design and a nectar of the gods! served within an elegant cup, the glowing blue butterfly pea tea sits playfully atop the bottom of superior tuak. stir this beverage and combine it up...after that savour the ice cold and wonderfully delicious and heady blend sip by sip. greatest in the world!

Ulaş Diz

4.0

The belacan noodles was yummy therefore was the sambal that was included with it. The dog owner (I believe?) was kind good enough to provide me a small plate of tempoyak on the home since I've not really had it before. Nevertheless, the kerabu mangga has been a bittoo sour for my liking. Overall, assistance was exceptional and it's really a wonderful spot to eat at :)

Gökhan Kayan

5.0

Accidently stumbled within this cafe/restaurant. It had been nice local foods with good suggestions, pleasant service and quick cooked homemade meals! An extremely surprising nice experience!